If they are going to get it right in Orlando, at Disney anyway, they couldn't really have asked for a better location imo. They could go for an upscale lounge/restaurant mix and simply restrict the lounge to 21+ and only be open from, say 6-2? That's pretty much what STK is doing though so i'd prefer something different, something that has a real unique feel to it.
Isn't the Lifestyle MO to loiter around and never actually buy anything? I can't imagine they'll get away with that in a place like Morimoto. The retail spaces, for sure.
In this case Lifestyle has a different meaning than "Lifestylers". Lifestyle Center is the new name in America for outdoor urban mall. But most of the Lifestylers will be camped out at Jock's discussing how the diving bell relates to Indiana Jones.
I always wonder with comments like this what you would have wanted as the shops? Legitimately curious.
Marketplace isn't changing and I'm pretty sure Harley, AMC, House of Blues, Sosa Cigar, former Wet Seal, World of Soccer and such are located everywhere else in the country? Town Center is an expansion so I guess if you don't care for those stores, the others you have grown to like are still there.Don't understand why big chains such as Zara, UGG and L'occitane are needed...I don't know about in the US but in Europe these can be found extremely easily, I'm pretty sure there's a Zara in the Florida mall. We used to visit DTD for the somewhat 'unique' shopping experience
Shops like these can be found around the U.S., but mostly in larger cities. I believe that I read an article saying that there are currently 52 Zara locations in the U.S. Living in a larger city, a Zara isn't something huge to me, I worked within a block of one for a few years. A vast majority of the land mass of the U.S. is not around urban areas though, so these stores would be fairly unique to a large percent of the population. I had never heard of the place before I spent some time in Washinton DC (and by the way, picked up a fantastic "enchanted Tiki Room" shirt there that is among my favorites).Don't understand why big chains such as Zara, UGG and L'occitane are needed...I don't know about in the US but in Europe these can be found extremely easily, I'm pretty sure there's a Zara in the Florida mall. We used to visit DTD for the somewhat 'unique' shopping experience
It's my understanding that they are going to be putting in an Apple Store at Disney Springs. As a former cast member and in the area resident I think it's a good fit and something that's actually kind of needed in the area. It will cut my drive time down from an hour to about 20 minutes to get to an Apple Store. The two closest store right now or Brandon mall or Florida mall which is north of universal and closer to the airport than anything
I believe I read that it will.
Which should be greatly reduced by the new garages once all the construction is complete.
News flash. Not everyone lives in NYC. But hey at least you made the point that you are really cool
