Downtown Disney District, Anaheim CA

I've always had fun here. Bonus, you can see the fireworks pretty well from the Lego store.
Also, the pickle corn dog thing is awesome, if you like pickles.

Downtown Disney has an excellent assortment of shopping and restaurant choices. As most will know, to enter you must pass through Disney security checkpoints. Not all shops are Disney themed and most diners will be able to find a good option no matter whether they are in the mood for pizza, sushi or a burger.

Ample, expensive parking, most shops open, Disney themed for die hard fans. For those concerned with flu related issues, keep a mask handy, wash hands frequently, and enjoy your time!

Free to enter. Same area as Disneyland, but you go through security not ticketing. Shops and restaurants. Son liked the Pele Soccer shop.

Nice place to find your souvenirs. We were looking for specific items dealing with Tinkerbell but could not seem to find something that met our eye. I've heard they also have a pretty happening night time scene.

Environment has really deflated over the last few years. All the vendors along the sidewalk are mostly gone. They are naming stores for what used to be in the store, but are not correct in at such as the dress store used to be for a little girls dresses and it no longer has anything from the girls in it at all it’s definitely gone downhill

It was very busy and there was not enough seating. There should be a central seating area so everyone in your party can get different foods and still sit together, like a food court. The food was also VERY expensive ($9 for a bottle of water!).
The only benefit was the World of Disney store.

Walking through Downtown Disney brings both the magic and the nostalgia from the company while making it accessible to everybody. There are a great mix of shops and restaurants to make any occasion grand. Expect to wade through crowds of people!

The World of Disney and Starbucks are the main thing we go to here and the fun flavors of churros not available in the park at the little churro stand. Pretty atmosphere. There's live music at the far end near the hotel and the Star Wars store on the weekends from my experience if not more often. Lovely place to relax and do some shopping.

Always crowded, but has delicious places to eat a meal or even just to get ice cream, baked goods, drinks and walk around.

My visit to Downtown Disney left an indelible impression. The Italian restaurant with its fancy bar provided a culinary journey that delighted the senses, while the shopping options satisfied my desire for unique finds. Whether you're seeking a gastronomic adventure or a retail escapade, Downtown Disney is a must-visit destination that will leave you with unforgettable memories.

Wonderful place for families, friends, lovers, and the like. More outside covered seating would be great for hot, sunny days.

Plenty of options for food and shopping, it maintains a constant good vibe and is a great escape valve as you exit the park on your way back to your miserable existence.

Great place to go with a group of friends or a loved one. Plenty of dining and shopping, some entertainment as well. I saw a lot of families with small children, however, I did not see a lot that would interest small children. Parking is pretty pricey, but if you make a purchase of $20.00 or more, they will validate your parking.

Not alot to do very expensive to even park and enter, long lines and full of people without mask not respecting mandates. Everythk g offer was lackluster forbthe price they demand. Shame.

Hard to find Downtown Disney parking for shopping and dining. I was astounded by the price, $20.00 for 3 hours and then $14 for additional half hour increments, or $66.00 for the day. The parking fees were not posted before pulling into the lot and only after taking the valet machine ticket. This allows 15 minutes to turn around a large parking lot before owing $10.00 for first hour.

I was so disappointed with downtown Disney. The world of Disney use to have the best merchandise but not anymore. There use to be a lot of stuff to choose from but now there's little. I miss the variety. It sucks the movie theater is no longer there. I'm sad build a bear is no longer there. It was awesome to see kids making their bears. It's been replaced by a burger and beer joint. I had lunch at Naples. It was good. They have taken quite a few items off their menu. They use to have a great salad that my friend and I would share. It was so good. They had a great soup that I loved. We got an order of bruchetta that had huge cubes of tomatoes instead of small ones. I've always had it with small diced tomatoes. The gnocchi with bolognese sauce was excellent. We also went to tortilla Joe's. They were excellent all around. I would go for their mojitos alone! Make those available in pitchers! I feel let down by downtown Disney. I use to love going there. And do they really need two Starbucks there? I don't think so. I also miss the rainforest cafe.

For the prices what Disneyland charges its pry best just to swing by at 9pm exactly to watch the famous fireworks off of harbor bl and ball on top of the hill where the overpass is over the 5 freeway

Downtown Disney is all about realizing that members of the diverse human family enjoy sharing good food, story telling, and laughter together with each other. Yes, the prices for cuisine and merchandise are more than if you go to Wal-Mart, but the live entertainment, kiosk magic, Holiday lighting, fountains, and Disney touch will make you smile

It was wonderful to be out again and the staff was just horsing covid guidelines very well. The gingerbread house was really cool to see in the Grand Hotel then we haven't had a chance to chat with Santa Claus for a little while-