Photos from the new Columbia store that opened today.
PHOTOS - Columbia Sportswear Company opens in the Town Center at Disney Springs
PHOTOS - Columbia Sportswear Company opens in the Town Center at Disney Springs
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Columbia Sportswear Company now open at Disney Springs
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DisneyWorld30th
Active Member
Just curious, have the non-Disney stores been busy? Or is this a flop?
danlb_2000
Premium Member
It's probably to early to tell. Even if they are busy now, it could just be the "new" factor. I would assume most of these stores have at least a one year lease, so it will be interesting to see the turnover rate in the future.
DisneyWorld30th
Active Member
Good point. I cannot see myself shopping in many of these stores unless they were offering a Disney Springs exclusive product.
They are doing extremely well. In many cases they are the high performing stores in the particular brands portfolio.
rob0519
Well-Known Member
Well with the foot traffic brought in by Disney and the locals looking for something new, that's not all that surprising. I found it to be just another mall once I got past the old Market Place.
bhg469
Well-Known Member
This could hit the outlet mall really hard!
EthanMagicBands
Active Member
The economy is good and there is a ton of tourists with cash to spend. Disney Springs may get old after a while for locals, but many of these flagship-type stores are hard to find all in the same location. I expect them to do well for years to come. They aren't my cup of tea being local, but I'm not the target market either.
articos
Well-Known Member
Longer.
Stitchon
Well-Known Member
The average retail lease for a mall is ten years. Chances are the store lineup will remain the same (mostly) until 2026.
articos
Well-Known Member
It's not far enough into the opening to make reliable predictions, but so far the numbers are very, very good.