Whether perusing locally sourced goods or keeping on trend with high-fashion retailers, the diversity and quality of shopping in Orlando are apparent. With many options located just minutes from theme parks and attractions, visitors can explore a range of shopping – from luxury malls to premium outlets and theme park merchandise. And while there’s a day’s worth of treasures in the heart of the tourism district, Orlando also offers unique neighborhood shopping areas worth visiting.

For the Ultimate Luxury Shopping Experience

Stylish and sophisticated, The Mall at Millenia offers everything from the latest Apple gadgets to world-class luxury brands such as Hermès, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Tiffany & Co. and Rolex. With more than 150 stores, seven restaurants—including The Capital Grille—plus impeccable services like complimentary hotel delivery, there’s something for every visitor. The mall also offers free personal styling sessions with a professional stylist.

Shop ‘Til You Drop at Central Florida’s Largest Mall

Conveniently located near Orlando International Airport, Walt Disney World Resort and other major attractions, The Florida Mall is Central Florida’s largest shopping center at 1.8 million square feet. Hosting more than 205 retail, dining and entertainment options, the mall draws millions annually. Anchor stores include Macy’s, Dillard’s & JCPenney complement best-of-brand retailers like Apple, Zara, Tesla, American Girl, Coach, Mayors Jewelers featuring Rolex, Victoria’s Secret and Uniqlo.

Snag Top-Notch Brands at the Best Prices

Three discounted outlet centers are right in the heart of the tourism district:

  • Orlando Vineland Premium Outlets: Central Florida’s only upscale, open-air outlet center featuring over 160 luxury and brand-name stores like Gucci, Prada, Versace, Burberry, Lululemon, Adidas, Tory Burch, and Nike.
  • Orlando International Premium Outlets: is the largest, open-air outlet family shopping destination in Florida with more than 180 brand-name stores, including Nike, Victoria’s Secret, H&M, Old Navy, LACOSTE, Polo Ralph Lauren Factory Store and Marc Jacobs.
  • Lake Buena Vista Factory Stores:  Located just two miles from Walt Disney World Resort, this center features 50 top outlet stores including the area’s only Old Navy outlet, Nike Factory Store, Tommy Hilfiger, and a Disney Outlet offering theme park merchandise. Services include baggage wrap, storage and delivery, plus a free hotel shuttle.

For Shopping and Entertainment  

Both Walt Disney World Resort and Universal Orlando Resort feature shopping and entertainment complexes. 

  • From classic Disney merchandise and souvenirs to must-have trends from some of the world’s most popular brands, Disney Springs features more than 150 shops and restaurants, including the world’s largest Disney character store and on-trend shops like ZARA, Levi’s, Free People, Sephora, Lilly Pulitzer, UNIQLO and Oakley.
  • Universal CityWalk offers visitors the opportunity to shop for souvenirs, including collectables from iconic Universal Movies and attractions at the Universal Studios Store. Guests seeking to relive favorite or past attractions can visit the new retro-themed Universal Legacy Store, featuring merchandise themed to E.T., Woody Woodpecker and more.

Boutique Shopping Worth a Drive

Explore Orlando’s eclectic side in these five walkable shopping districts:

  • Audubon Park: known as The Garden District, is a hip, diverse area just north of downtown Orlando with an eclectic mix of shopping venues. East End Market offers handmade goods, products from local artists and artisanal foods, including desserts, cheeses and more. Every Monday, the district hosts the Audubon Park Community Market, featuring local handcrafters, musicians, growers, chefs, artists and more.  
  • College Park: Offers unique finds at shops like Bijou’s Boutique for hand-picked goods, Vintage Market Trading for antiques, Dechoes Resale for a high-end selections with a vintage feel and Naked Bar Soap for Orlando-made, natural skin care products.
  • Ivanhoe Village: Located along Orlando’s Lake Ivanhoe, it is home to Antique stores, vintage clothing shops and one-of-a-kind home décor, including Rock & Roll Heaven and The House on Lang.
  • Thornton Park: Just east of Lake Eola in downtown Orlando, is a local favorite. Visitors can shop the latest trends at shops like Lauren Nicole, carrying a mix of unique trends and classic looks for women, or grab a treat for Fido at Eola Pets.
  • Winter Park: Park Avenue offers 10 tree-lined blocks of brick streets, offering more than 60 upscale retailers featuring everything from clothing and jewelry to shops selling fine wines and pooch-friendly pastries. National retailers like Williams Sonoma and Pottery Barn share sidewalk space with locally owned boutiques like Tuni and Violet Clover. Gasp Winter Park offers a trendy and curated collection of gifts, home décor and accessories, like acrylic keychains, handmade beer can glass, wall decor and all things smiley faces. The artsy Rifle Paper Co. offers a vast assortment of beautifully designed stationery items like calendars, greeting cards and notepads.

Unique Finds Around Orlando

To sample local flavor, head over to one of Central Florida’s most popular farmers markets – like the Orlando Farmers Market at Lake Eola Park or the recently expanded Winter Garden Farmers Market in historic downtown Winter Garden – to discover locally made goods and treats from some of the area’s most talented artisans. Even food halls like Plant Street Market in Winter Garden dedicate spots to locally made products, from handmade chocolate gifts to handcrafted home-and-kitchen accents and décor.

For the Art Appreciator

About Visit Orlando

Visit Orlando is The Official Tourism Association® for Orlando, the most visited destination in the United States, Theme Park Capital of the World® and No. 1 meeting destination in the country. A not-for-profit trade association that brands, markets and sells the Orlando destination globally, we represent more than 1,400 member companies comprising every segment of Central Florida’s tourism community.

Visit Orlando connects consumers and business groups with all facets of Orlando’s travel community, whether for a vacation or meeting. Home to seven of the world’s top theme parks — as well as refreshing water parks, activities to connect with nature, vibrant neighborhoods, a dynamic dining scene with Michelin recognized restaurants, and a robust calendar of entertainment and sports events — Orlando is a diverse, welcoming and inclusive community for all travelers. Find more information at VisitOrlando.com or OrlandoMeeting.com.

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