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Looking for a way to unwind without a park ticket? Happy Hours at Disney Springs are one of the best ways to enjoy signature cocktails and delicious bites while saving a few dollars. Whether you're on a resort day or just want a fun evening out, these deals offer a perfect mix of value and vibe. The Edison Craft cocktails like the Buffalo Trace Old Fashioned and Strawberry Fields Forever Classic American bites like Electri-Fries and Spinach Dip Industrial-chic ambiance with a vintage twist STK Orlando Upscale bites like Wagyu Tacos, Short Rib Quesadillas, and Oysters Specialty cocktails and wine for $3–$9 DJ-curated playlist and sleek lounge vibes Meatballs and arancini from STK's happy hour menu Summer House on the Lake $10 Martinis, $5 Wine, $4 Draft Beer Bottomless Truffle Fries and tavern-style pizza Lakeside views and Instagram-worthy décor Paradiso 37 $8 Margaritas, $7 Draft Beer Latin-inspired menu and festive atmosphere Two happy hour windows daily Sangria Hour with $7 ...

Nestled in the heart of Disney Springs, Maria & Enzo's Ristorante offers a delightful escape into the golden age of air travel, all while serving up authentic Italian cuisine. This stunning trattoria is a must-visit for anyone looking to enjoy a unique dining experience at the Walt Disney World Resort. Step into a 1930s airline terminal transformed into an elegant eatery. The restaurant boasts 50-foot high ceilings, a grand staircase, and floor-to-ceiling views of Lake Buena Vista. Vintage maps and aviation artifacts add to the charming atmosphere, making you feel like you've traveled back in time to the golden age of air travel. Maria & Enzo's menu is a celebration of traditional Sicilian dishes, perfect for families and food enthusiasts alike. Start your meal with appetizers like Arancini di Carne (rice balls stuffed with meat) or Calamari Fritti. For the main course, indulge in handcrafted pastas such as Ravioli ai Formaggi and Spaghetti alla Chitarra. Seafood lo...

Not only can touring theme parks all day be exhausting, but in the off-season, the parks sometimes close earlier as well. Having a game plan for those evenings can be crucial! Here are a few of our favorite ways to spend an evening outside the theme parks. Disney Springs - Dinner or Dessert Disney Springs has really upped its food game in the last several years. You can find a wide variety here, from fine dining to quick service and even food trucks. Honestly, I’ve liked almost everything I’ve tried. This is a great option to mix it up and get a meal at a more leisurely pace since you won’t be running to the next attraction afterward. Many dining options even boast celebrity chefs, great for a foodie like me. Some of my favorites include Morimoto Asia or Paddlefish for a nice dinner (and they both have great lounge/bar areas as well!). T-Rex is also a huge hit for families with dinosaur fans, but the meteor strike can be a little loud and scary for younger kids. The Polite Pig is great...

I love a restaurant with a good theme and if you ask me, Jock Lindsey's Hangar Bar has a great theme! This dive bar is set in a 1940s style airplane hangar and has a great backstory. You might be thinking "Jock Lindsey...that name sounds familiar." Fans of a little movie called Raiders of the Lost Ark will recognize Jock Lindsey as the sidekick and pilot to none other than Indiana Jones. As shared on the  official page  for the restaurant, the backstory of Jock Lindsey's is as follows: The two globetrotters (Lindsey and Jones) stumbled on Disney Springs in 1938 while chasing down a mythology-based tip in central Florida. Attracted to the town's natural springs and lush terrain, Jock bought some waterfront property and eventually settled down, piloting seaplane tours across the Sunshine State. Jock eventually built an airplane hangar, air tower and runway, and invited fellow members of The Society of Explorers and Adventurers to pay him a visit. His home base soon...