Get your Disney fix this holiday season without breaking the bank by visiting Disney Springs. This expansive entertainment district at Walt Disney World offers free admission and parking, and is decked out with 21 themed Christmas trees, including ones inspired by beloved films like "Toy Story," "Star Wars," and "Coco." Don't miss out on this magical and budget-friendly experience!
Experience Disney Magic at Disney Springs This Holiday Season
Nestled in the heart of Walt Disney World, Disney Springs is an enchanting entertainment district that offers a magical and budget-friendly holiday experience for visitors of all ages.
Free Admission and Parking
Unlike the theme parks at Walt Disney World, Disney Springs offers free admission and parking, making it an accessible destination for families on a budget.
Festive Decorations and Christmas Trees
During the holiday season, Disney Springs transforms into a winter wonderland. Guests can admire 21 themed Christmas trees, each inspired by beloved Disney films such as "Toy Story," "Star Wars," and "Coco."
Shopping and Dining Delights
Disney Springs is home to a wide variety of shops and restaurants, offering something for everyone. From luxury boutiques to unique gift shops, there's something to suit every taste and budget. Visitors can also enjoy a festive meal at one of the many restaurants, including themed dining experiences like The Boathouse and Maria & Enzo's.
Live Entertainment
Throughout the holiday season, Disney Springs hosts live entertainment, including musical performances, character appearances, and special events. Guests can catch a show at the Waterview Park stage or enjoy a festive parade along the waterfront promenade.
Top 5 FAQs and Answers
1. What are the hours of operation during the holiday season?
Disney Springs is open daily from 10 am to 10 pm during the holiday season.
2. Can I bring my own food and drinks into Disney Springs?
No, outside food and drinks are not permitted in Disney Springs.
3. Are there any special events or activities planned for the holiday season?
Yes, Disney Springs hosts a variety of special events and activities during the holiday season, such as the Disney Springs Christmas Tree Trail, the Holiday Hoopla Dance Party, and the New Year's Eve fireworks celebration.
4. What are the current COVID-19 safety measures in place at Disney Springs?
Disney Springs is following all current COVID-19 safety measures, including mask mandates for all guests ages 2 and up, increased sanitation, and limited capacity.
5. Have there been any past special events or celebrations held at Disney Springs?
In addition to the holiday season festivities, Disney Springs has hosted a variety of special events in the past, such as the Taste of EPCOT Food & Wine Festival, the Flower & Garden Festival, and the Star Wars Rival Run Weekend.
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