A Day at Disney Springs

Hey guys! In May of 2017, I went to Disney Springs, formerly known as Downtown Disney. Disney Springs is located at 1486 East Buena Vista Dr. in Orlando, FL. It was recently remodeled, so be on the lookout for changes!


Disney Springs is filled with shops, restaurants, and attractions like you’ve never seen before! Of course, being part of the Walt Disney World Resort, it has some Disney-themed shops and restaurants, but it also has other amazing eateries for every culture and craving. You name it, they’ve got it! Cuban, American, Italian, Mexican—the list goes on.

But why just eat, when you can eat and bowl!? Splitsville is an American-style restaurant—you know, fries, burgers, etc. But here’s the twist! Inside the cool two-story building is a built-in bowling alley!! And it’s not your typical bowling alley; the lanes here are spread out around the space in clusters.


My family and I just went to bowl on this trip, but during many others we have ordered food too. This time, after an amazing experience at Splitsville, we ate at an order-at-the-counter place called D-Luxe Burger. You can find the menu here. The burgers are huge, so if you are more of a light eater, get the kids’ burger!! The menu has about 6 or 7 burgers, plus a kids’ menu.


After you order at the counter, you receive a tracker and your food is brought out to you. The fries are good too, so order a small or large basket for the table. And that was only a taste of Disney Springs, so check it out!!

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  1. CiciJune 25, 2017 at 12:34 PM

    Can't wait to check it out!!

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  2. KirstinJuly 17, 2017 at 12:02 PM

    Your blog is awesome! Keep up the excellent writing. :)

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