Orlando International Premium Outlets

It is a must-visit for shopping enthusiasts! With a huge variety of stores, including high-end brands like Coach, Michael Kors, and Kate Spade, as well as popular favorites like Nike and Adidas, there’s something for everyone. The deals are incredible—perfect for grabbing quality items at discounted prices. The layout is spacious, and while it can get busy, there’s a lively atmosphere that adds to the experience. Plenty of dining options are available, from food court staples to nearby restaurants. Parking can be a bit tricky during peak hours, so arriving early is a good idea. Overall, it’s one of the best shopping spots in Orlando. Highly recommended for locals and tourists alike!

Plan your day for shopping, as there are large brand outlets that will take a full day to explore if you want to visit them all. If you’re a foreign traveler, be mindful that some products may be cheaper in your home country. It’s a good idea to compare prices before making any purchases. Since you’ll need to carry your purchases throughout the entire trip, it’s best to only buy what you truly need.

The cost of the items in the shop did not seem it was discounted at all. I bout a pair of True Religion jeans for $149 after the discount only to find it for less than half price at multiple places back in the UK. A lot of the goods in the Ralph Lauren store seemed sub standard and Items you would not find in their normal stores. I visited the UK outlet before coming here and thought it was much better as they had many purple label items.

A regular stop when we are in orlando on holidays. Great food court and Fantastic deals to be had. Not as great as it was a few years back and you have to look for the great bargains but still well worth going. We will be back in 2025 so hopefully the great bargains are back.

We arrived at Orlando Premium Outlets at about 1030am in the morning. READY. TO. SHOP. We love shopping at the Premium Outlets in USA because the deals are real. Having shopped at outlets during our travels, we found USA discounts to be deeper and they also allow more “stacking” of discounts. This time, we started with Kate Spade where Kate bought a pair of shoes at 70% + 20% off. Kate also taught Tom that this DOES NOT mean 90% off but a further 20% off, after first applying the 70% discount. For instance, if an item cost $100, after 70% discount, it would be $30 and after a further 20%, it would be $24 (instead of $10 if it were 90% off). We also saw a Carlos (aka Cake Boss) “Bake Shop” machine. Since we had visited Cake Boss in Hoboken but had not tried their cake proper before, we decided to give it a try this time. We chose the carrot cake ($9.5) and it turned out to be VERY good! The cake was actually moist and the cream cheese was not too sweet either. The portion was huge and there were some nice spices within that makes you want to have one mouth after another. Probably the 2nd best carrot cake, after the carrot cake we had in Chicago. For more details, visit 2bearbear today!

This outlet is a great place to shop, with a wide variety of brands. The only downside is that it can be a bit confusing to find the shops. I ended up using Google Maps to help me out.

Orlando International Premium Outlets is a fantastic destination for anyone who loves great deals and an extensive selection of stores. Conveniently located on International Drive, this outlet mall offers a vibrant shopping experience with something for everyone. The variety of stores is impressive, featuring popular brands like Nike, Coach, Adidas, Michael Kors, and more. Whether you’re shopping for clothing, footwear, accessories, or gifts, the options are endless, and the discounts are often substantial. It’s easy to find amazing deals, especially during sales events or holiday weekends. The layout is well-designed and easy to navigate, with plenty of signage to help you find your way. There’s ample parking available, and even during busy times, the flow of shoppers is manageable thanks to the spacious design. The dining options are a great addition, with a mix of fast food and sit-down restaurants to keep you fueled during your shopping spree. The food court offers a variety of choices, ensuring there’s something to satisfy every palate. The atmosphere is lively yet relaxed, and the staff at both the stores and the outlet itself are friendly and helpful. Whether you’re a local or visiting Orlando, this is a must-visit shopping destination. In summary, Orlando International Premium Outlets delivers a top-notch shopping experience with excellent deals, a wide range of stores, and a convenient location. Highly recommended for anyone looking to shop in style and save big!

Unbelievable! So many cool stores. Great deals at every store. If you cannot find what you want here...I would guess to say you have absolutely everything already. Please go check it out and let me know

The Orlando International Outlets on International Dr. This spot is poppin' off like a party that never ends! It's a straight-up shopping jungle, no cap. You pull up, and it's store after store of name-brand heat just waitin' for you to snatch it up. The deals? Yo, they're hittin'. Nike, Adidas, Coach, Michael Kors - they all in there flexin' with discounts that'll make your wallet do a happy dance. But don't get it twisted - some stores still out here tryin' to finesse full price. You gotta know how to spot the steals, ya feel me? The vibes? Straight up electric. People from all over the globe be mixin' and minglin', snaggin' deals and rockin' their best fits. It's like a shopping Olympics out here - who can cop the dopest gear for the lowest price? The food court? It's got options, fam. Whether you tryna grab some quick pizza, a burger, or somethin' sweet, they got you covered. Not Michelin-star level or anything, but it'll fuel you up for round two of shopping. The layout's pretty dope, too - open-air vibes, so you can enjoy that Florida sunshine while you hop from store to store. Pro tip: bring comfy kicks, 'cause you'll be clockin' steps like a Fitbit champ. All in all, if you're lookin' for a spot to shop till you drop and flex your bargain-hunting skills, this is where it's at. Orlando International Outlets is straight-up retail heaven. You ready to hit it? Cool, now go get them deals!

This is a good place to go for discounted goods across a range of budgets BUT it comes across as a very disorganized layout. PROS: - Good variety of stores from Disney Merchandise, to Old Navy and Victoria's Secret, to Coach and Gucci - Stores such as Cosmetics Outlet and Perfume Outlet have constant markdowns with scanners nearby. I got my best deals here. - Outdoor with covered canopy area offers good atmosphere. CONS: - Extremely limited parking. Expect to spend 10 minutes trying to find a spot and notice many cars parking on the grass illegally. - It's easy to get lost and many of the sparsely placed directories have broken screens - Bathroom smells atrocious and is in a hot and humid hallway. - The mall closes very early at 7pm.

Love, love, love Orlando International Premium Outlets! The Nike store has prices that literally can't be beat & don't get me started on the Lululemon outlet store! Always enjoy shopping here for a few hours whenever I'm in Orlando. Can get a little bit crowded but recommend going here on a nice, sunny day ;)

Awful and completely disgusting! DO NOT eat at the food court it is infected with cockroaches!!! We bought a coloring book for our son at the Disney character warehouse and went to sit down at the food court so he could color for a bit. Most of the tables and chairs were sticky and when we finally sat somewhere and looked down on the floor we saw all the roaches just roaming around and going in and out of a wall on broad daylight which tells you how comfortable and how many there must be! Absolutely disgusting

Outlets are cool, unless it's summer in Florida, then it's HOT! That's probably the main drawback it's an outdoor "mall" where you enter the stores from the outside. Think of it as the Motel of Malls. They have tons of stores and probably a little something for everyone. Clothes, Candy, Cooking, Coach, Clogs, Clippers and many other items (I can't list them all). I don't know how much of the merchandise is really "Outlet" stuff, but it's still a good place to shop with a wide variety of merch for any type of shopper. Put on your walking shoes though as parking can be a pain and one store may be way far away from another.

It's an outlet shopping mall. So a lot what's going to be in this review is expected. However, I've been to better outlets (less crowded, better parking, & cleaner). I came on a Saturday and it was horrible. Savings are okay... you have to really look for it. If you really absolutely want to shop here, My suggestion is if you're a local to go on a weekday. If you're a tourist, skip this outlet and just go to Millennia mall or somewhere nice. Parking: horrendous. Crowded on a weekend. Shopping: extremely long lines & security for some stores to handle crowd control. This is an outdoor mall! Hot outside & inside because lots of people. Food court: AC was weak. Didn't eat there but food is typical. Dirty & hot inside. Crowd: diverse crowd.... Expect the unexpected. I would lock my car & watch my purse. I didn't really feel safe. I will probably never go back to this outlet again because I could most likely find similar savings, feel safer, and have a more enjoyable experience at the mall. Might give it a chance if I'm not rushed or it's not a weekend.

The outlets were next to the hotel, so it was a quick walk. I liked the variety of stores and found it spacious for walking and not crowded. Inside the stores, there were short lines, too. There was a wait to enter a few stores, including Gucci, but I could walk right into other stores. The deals varied, and I didn't find too many things that were a big bargain, but bought a few things that were marked down at least 50%. It probably gets much busier on the weekend, and I didn't see a lot of parking, but they offer valet parking for $15. I didn't use the restrooms but did see a few of them, including in the food court. The food court had a good variety, and we ate at a few places and also got gelato. The seating could get busy, so we took food to go.

I accompanied my friend here who was looking for some items for an upcoming vacation. I had no plans to purchase anything, LOL. Of course, I come out with bags and my friend is empty handed. They have a huge parking lot that filled quickly closest to the outlet so we had to park in the back lot which was fine. They have a variety of stores depending on what you're looking for. There weren't any major discounts that wowed us but some small deals. One of the things we noticed and we found hilarious was the multiple mini bar stands in the middle of the outlets selling frozen drinks. If you time on your hands, check this place out to see if anything excites you from sneakers, clothes, handbags etc..

Many of my favorite stores are here! Adequate parking (visited during the week on holiday break) You can probably catch some great deals. One star taken away for the disgusting, poorly kept restroom!

Always a great place to visit you can spend all day shopping the have places to get a drink and sit or go eat nice atmosphere we always try to visit once every time we come to Florida

Went during the summer so it was pretty crowded. What can I say, they have the standard shops you'd find at other places, nothing unique. Most retail stores don't have good deals anymore and outlets are no different. It's like every other outlet mall, take it or leave it.

I'm not really a big shopper, not really the type to go out of my way to an outlet mall while traveling, and I'm not really into the high end purses. With that being said, I decided to take a break from the theme parks with the weather forecasted to be rainy. Wasn't in a rush to get there when the mall opened, which was about 9am at the time. This ended up being a mistake because the parking lot was pretty full when I got there later in the morning. I had to circle around the lot and park at the farthest end of the mall. And also, I ended up staying until closing and still felt like I wish I had more time there. It was definitely a crowded mall and the bathroom facilities felt to me subpar, it had a weird funky smell and it was in some weird hallway which definitely didn't help with traffic flow. So if it weren't for these factors, it would've been 5-stars. This mall is huge. Everything is on ground level, so you'd do a lot for walking. I didn't find a mall map/directory until later in the day, so I didn't get to strategize/prioritize where I wanted to go. The food court is concentrated in the center area, and it was so crowded inside there were nowhere to sit if I had ordered food. I ended up spending the whole day there without eating anything. So my advice would be to find a mall map so you don't waste time exploring unintentionally. The Victoria Secret and Columbia stores I shopped in were extra crowded, but I admit, I was able to find some especially good deals. Your mileage may vary, depending on what you're shopping for. I ended the day with two large shopping bags, and I wasn't really the shopping type! There is a wide range of stores here, and being how it's in Florida, there were some stores selling winter sport clothing while I was there in January. You can find stores from Old Navy to higher end stores, I can't remember the names because I wasn't paying any attention to those.

I decided to hit the outlets yesterday for the first time with my husband because my boss recommended this one and honestly not to impressed this outlet is definitely over crowded. This is more tourist style outlet parking was a disaster! Could barely find any parking we almost left but we decided to do the up front parking I believe it's called. Mind you we were only going to 2 stores. Never again honestly I rather order online. They have a great variety of stores and I mean the store lines were not bad least the two we went to. If you like the outlets this is for you they have Tommy, Nike, H&M, forever 21, Gap etc! They also have a food court which is great and an area for kids to play in! There didn't seem to be to much security either which was another thing I didn't really like.

When traveling we love to check out outlets! This outlet had great sales, many selections and varieties of stores. Parking free. The food court is a little smaller than expected but an ok selection.

Huge mall but I did not find any maps coz of which i felt confused and kept coming to the same area again and again. U name it and u have it kind of stores. All stores had huge collections and discount to choose from. Most stores had amazing and friendly associates. Stores like Tory Burch and Movado had great deals. Value for the price I felt in a long time. I felt it was well crowded for a Friday afternoon but it was a holiday season in December. Food options are good but not great. Lots of mini stalls keep offering you samples. A good place to shop.

We went here with only one goal in mind.....Disney Character Warehouse. Parking was atrocious as always but luckily we were able to find some open spots in the back near I-4 over by Saks Fifth Ave. Not too bad for a Saturday afternoon. DCW was completely worth it. I bought a discounted Princess Tiana skirt and a limited edition XMen pin. While they had Spirit Jerseys in there they were not my size, bummed but it was still cool for someone who could fit them. We checked out some other stores like Converse, Nike, Under Armour, and the ultimate time-sucker, Bath and Body Works. I spent a lot of money in there and my man smelled every. single. scent. they had. Ate lunch in the food court. Was surprised to see that they had a Paris Bahn Mi as we have one back in my hometown. A young gentleman was passing out samples of their chicken burger and while it was good, I ordered from Sbarro's. Had to get a delicious Spinach Stromboli and yes, it was just as good as I remember. We were tired so we hiked back to the car. I enjoyed my walk with my babe but it was time to go home. Will definitely be back.

Went here to check out the stores, and I found a few of my favorites! Nike, Under Armor, Adidas, and HUK! Good thing we got there a few minutes before the stores actually opened, because when we left about 2 hours later, there was cars going around and around in circles, even following us to our car. My favorite of all the stores was HUK! I'm a fisherman and use HUK apparel, and they had a ton of designs I have never seen before, and most was on sale from 20 to 50 percent off!

This is a pretty standard shopping outlet. Other reviews mention how crowded it can get but on a weekday early afternoon, it was fine. I came with friend just to browse around and waste some time. The collection of stores here boasts something for everyone. It is not all high end stores either: Calvin Klein, Adidas, Coach, Armani, Billabong, Boss, Forever 21, J Crew, Gap, Reebok and many more. The food court here has a decent selection of fast food choices too.

This has all of my favs from Spencer's Gifts (props to service from Ella & Matthew) delicious combos via Sarku Japan in the food court, and Old Navy whenever I'm in need of graphic tees at a great price!

As far as outlets go, Orlando International Premium Outlets have the usual stores and is laid out well. Lots of places to choose from, but the deals don't seem as good as in past years, which is probably a sign of the times. On a side note, the Italian restaurant, which used to be there was boarded up and closed, which is a shame because I have eaten there in the past and it was lovely. I'm not sure if this was closed for construction or for economic reasons. The next time I'm in Orlando however, I will shop at Vineland Premium Outlets because I like that location far more and, for some reason, they seem to have better deals.

Always busy, a lot of people love to go this outlet mall to shopping. I bought some chocolates for my daughters. Most of stories are much cheaper than the original stores . The nice thing is you can change your cell phone if your phone doesn't have enough battery . If you are going buy a lots of things from this outlet mall , You should bring a luggage with you, please trust me , it's very helpful and you do yourself a big favor. Of course you can buy a nice luggage at there too, they have a lot of choices.

We went here on Black Friday morning for the big sale. Although the store was expectedly crazy, the staff could not have been nicer. They double checked all of our coupons and rewards to make sure that we were getting the best deals. Would definitely return to this location.

It's the ghetto... I do not recommend this dangerous and cheap place to shop... I ordered a product from their Gucci outlet and they never got my product to me and I finally got a refund. Don't shop here.

The Best Outlet Mall in Orlando! Great deals and special price. Would definitely recommend every one to visit. Love it

Before I begin this review let me start off by saying that this review is based solely upon my personal opinions and my personal opinions alone, so with that being said let's go!!.. We came here primarily for the Samsonite luggage store because my luggage was damaged ( southwest luggage handling employees broke my handle off ) which makes it extremely difficult to lift without it! I walked in and the employee greeted me promptly and asked me to fill out a form for the luggage but unfortunately the process of repairs is I would have to turn over my luggage to them and after a few weeks they would send it to my house once it was repaired!. The only problem with that was it would leave me without luggage and I need it for my return trip back home!. So after consulting with my wife we both decided it was best to wait until we returned back home and find a Samsonite location closer to our residence and have it repaired there. Note: the employee suggested if there wasn't a store located close to us that I should call customer service and ask them to send a UPS package sticker so than I could just drop it off at any location to have it shipped off and repaired that way,another option which was great to hear so I appreciate that as well.

I don't know why we come to outlet malls... the prices never seem that different than the normal stores. Parking was a bit odd. Some sections of parking you have to pay for, some sections are free. We parked in a free section and came at a good time because there was plenty of parking available. When we left, everything was full. As for the stores, there's the typical ones: Nike, Puma, Adidas, Calvin Klein, Gap, etc. Like I said initially, the prices weren't that great. We bought $10 flip flops. We came during nice weather. Since it's mainly outdoors, I wouldn't want to come during a storm.

So nice surprise. Almost all stores have very good prices. I notice Ralph Laurent have sake and discounts but no to good. The prices were full price and the 15-25% , not real discount I could buy anything

This is a great outlet mall and you will definitely find some great deals. There is a bit for everyone. As a local, I come here often to buy clothes and shoes. But there is one BIG problem. Finding a parking spot is a nightmare! Instead of coming up with "more valet parking" and "VIP parking" they need to build a multi floor parking! People are having to park across the street at Dezerland and that is not ideal...especially if you have small children.

I have been coming here for years and honestly it is something of a love/hate relationship. There is a nice selection of stores with a variety of merchandise, some deals good, some not so good, and everything in between. Obviously, that is the good. So, what is the bad? Well, it is certainly not bad for the stores, but the place gets extremely busy (Orlando is, after all, the tourist capital of the world) and parking can be an absolute nightmare. Motorists are literally reduced to following people, hoping they are en route to their vehicle with the purpose to exit and make available that precious piece of outlet real estate known as a parking spot. So what is my solution? I arrive just before they open so I find parking, I can wander without the hindrance of excessive crowds and shop without long lines.

#40 for 2019 I'm not big on shopping any more. I need something, I don't always need to get the best. From the outside it does not look very big but this Outlet is huge. There are many name brand stores here putting out some very low prices. Careful though, not everything is below marked price. I liked the Champion store having 40% off shirts. The Volcom store was good too with 2 pairs if shorts for $59. I do more online shopping now but it was nice to look around once again. It's a nice place to walk around, maybe taste a little food from the food carts. Has a tropical setting but different from Hawaii.

If you are a person who doesn't believe that hell exists, come check out the parking lot here. You will either drive around in circles for an hour looking for a spot, or you will pay a valet bro $10 to do what you could've easily done yourself. (Side note: Is there anyone in the world who actually LIKES valet parking? It stopped being a convenience 50 years ago and is now just a way for greedy companies to take over half of an entire parking lot and force you to pay them because you can't find another spot. Awful!) Once you arrive at the mall itself, you will quickly realize the prices are pretty much the same as everywhere else and the term "outlet" has no meaning whatsoever. These places seem to be kept in business mainly by tourists who haven't learned that yet.

WOW! This was my first time visiting the Orlando International Premium Outlets. There were more stores than I can name and so many people. My only complaint was parking. You may have to drive around anywhere from 15 to 30 minutes to find a parking space. It is obvious it's a very popular shopping spot due to all of the traffic. But I found some awesome deals at Guess, Calvin Klein and Steve Madden. I am a clearance rack shopper or if the rack says 40-50% off, I will definitely check that out too. My friends and I also stopped through an Italian restaurant and had a few birthday shots. Within ten minutes of sitting down at the bar the weather turned crazy and a tornado watch was issued, so we hung out there until the rain and wind died down. This is an open shopping mall where you have to go outside to get into each store. So if it's a rainy day this is probably not the best spot for shopping. I would shop here again however, I would not shop here again on the weekend. This is a spot to go Monday through Friday LOL. I'm sure it is still busy during the week, but my hope is the mall would be a little less crowded.

Just like Disney, this place is horribly crowded and extremely hot. Parking is horrid and is actually worse than Disney. We got lucky and found a space in about 10 minutes; however, I could easily see it taking 30 minutes or more just to find a place to park. So if you MUST come here, might I suggest using an Uber. If there were seriously good deals here, maybe the aforementioned issues could be overlooked. The deals here are no better than you can find anywhere else. It's just not worth it. Plus, because all the stores are Outlets, then there's a slim chance they are original products that didn't sell in the regular stores so they came here, but most everything you find here is specifically made for the Outlet stores and the quality is not as good. Exactly the reason you won't see me buying a Coach or Michael Kors bag here. I'll stick to the "real" stores, thank you. I did find the hubby a few shirts in the Under Armour store, but I didn't get the shirts any cheaper than I could anywhere else. I'll continue to shop at the actual Under Armour store at Disney Springs rather than waste my time here. Go if you must, but instead, might I suggest Disney Springs or The Millenia Mall? Even The Florida Mall is much better than this place! I, for one, will never turn!

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One of my favorite outlet malls! Not much to say here. They mainly have your typical stores other outlets have, except they have high end designer stores here as well. Parking is ALWAYS pretty bad. But what do you expect for a tourist city like Orlando? This outlet is basically down the street from Universal Orlando, so it's within high traffic area. It'll take you forever to find parking, ESPECIALLY during the holidays. Don't be shocked if you see cars parked on the curb. Great outlet mall!

We were only in Florida for two days but due to a delayed flight, we had to narrow it down to one shopping trip before driving to Melbourne. We arrived later than planned, so we had to circle the area a few times, and parked quite a distance away. The layout was a bit odd. The entrances are located outside, but situated in a courtyard. There were so many turns, that it was easy to get lost. We usually have good luck at Old Navy, Under Armour, Gap, Adidas, Nike, H&M, Puma and Sketchers, but not on this trip. I don't know if it was just the time of year, but we didn't find anything we liked, and the deals were not that great. My wife purchased a few summer shorts at Old Navy, but that was it. We actually finished faster than expected! The washrooms definitely needed extra cleaning and attention. *This trip was before COVID 19 closures

Whenever anyone comes to visit they want us to take them to the outlets. The outlet stretches out to almost 775,000 square feet of shopping. There are over 180 shops to choose from and about 20 various places to eat. There is a food court, valet parking, preferred parking and stroller rentals. They also have a few vending machines that on three occasions took my cash and didn't deliver the goods. There is a number to call and leave a message with your name and address to receive a refund. Not once did I receive a refund or even an acknowledgement. I'm not sure why it took me three times to learn not to use the machines but now I stay clear of them. Kate Spade, BCBGMAXAZRIA, Tory Burch and Vera Bradley are my favorite stores but I have been dragged into almost all of them over the years. The sales are mostly average and get better over the holidays when there is a lot of competition. Prices seem higher over the summer months.

When I hear Outlet Mall, I immediately think Sawgrass Mall, which is less an outlet mall and more of a tourist trap. The newer area with luxury outlet shops is more or less what Orlando International Outlets is. There are some true designer stores, Like Valentino, and Salvatore Ferragamo, as well as the more main stream like Michael Kors and Kate Spade. I was able to find some great deals. The only complaint I have is the parking situation. This place os crazy busy! And that it is an open mall. It is hot!! Give me AC any day of the week. Otherwise great mall!!

This is an.open air mall, so nice to have so many stores to duck into for some a.c. I noticed, generally, the prices were the same but there was a bigger selection. The food court was pretty basic, but there were other restaurant and food kiosks thruout the myriad of mazes, which was how navigating it felt after awhile. Don't bother with the $5 savings voucher you get upon check in it is not for use at only one store, but multiple store smaller discounts, plus I was informed now it is $10, anyway. They pretty much had everything here, including a gigantic Old Navy, which, even though the plan was to window shop, had prices so fantastic, I could not resist!

No parking. We didn't even stay. They need to build a parking garage People park in illegal places which makes it hard to get thru lanes.

Hello everyone, my name is Alexis, and I am a shopaholic. Okay really though it's so hard to give this outlet a bad rating when these prices are OMGosh. When I think of outlets Usually I'm thinking outdated apparel at rock bottom prices. Well keep the rock bottom prices and expect at Orlando Premium Outlet to limited but new season finds at stores like Nike, Underarmour, and Express. In fact Express has already stocked their fall items. Blame it on the early release of the PSL or turn a blind eye and take advantage that most items are 40% off and, let's be real, their sweater's have room to grow and are extremely comfortable! Keep in mind this is predominantly an outdoor shopping center so prepare for inclement weather, long walks between stores, and plenty of vendors along the way soliciting your business. I recommend downloading their app and planning you trip prior to braving the crowds and their pungent bathrooms. Provisions are offered with plenty of restaurants, a food court, and snacks along the way. Parking can be a hassle but there is valet available along with a self parking service towards the main entrance. Overall Orlando Premium Outlets have nailed an overall good shopping experience for my fellow shopaholics!

Never come here on a holiday. I realized I hadn't written a review for this place since 2013. I'm not sure if my experience is unique since we came on the fourth of July, but in case someone is reading this and thinks hey I should go on a major US holiday, this is your warning. Don't. As everyone writes, parking is brutal. Don't even try to get a spot close or else you'll be stuck in a traffic jam. My husband wasn't even driving and he was having some serious road rage. Try to find a lot that is pretty far and just park there. It was absolutely packed on the fourth of July. I don't know if they were having insane sales to bring everyone out, but if so, it worked. We went into Nike and I just said nope and turned around and left. My husband was right behind. You had to be super determined if you were willing to brave that and then stand in the super long line. One positive is they have a Skip and Hop store where everything was 25% off. It's a baby brand and I was impressed to see an outlet version of it here. Walking this place with a stroller was pretty stressful. People would stop right in front of us and I had a hard time maneuvering it in the crowds. Honestly, this used to be a fun place for me to walk around, but unless I know there is something I want, I'm not going to come here to browse. It's gotten way too popular.

I like this mall except for the fact that when it's crazy hot in summer there aren't many places to sit down... and the few benches there are are sometimes in the sun. It's an open air mall and has two sections. You actually cross over a small bridge to get from one side to the other. There are some partially covered spots and overhangs, but none from one side to the other. So when it rains it's a bit dicey. That being said, they have very designer you can think of. And it's always packed with international tourists wheeling large suitcases to fill up with bargains. During sales times you can really luck out. I have my favorites here and usually do a circuit. I didn't even get to go to a few places this last time. Two I did go to include the Cosmetics Company. I always stop by because they carry Clinique. They have an assortment of things -- usually not my cutest colors or products. The best area are their kits. And also a last chance display. I found two discontinued items that I use on the last chance shelf, for only $5 less a discount! Score! I also hit up the Old Navy outlet here this time. They advertise up to 60% off. In general, prices are not that discounted compared to other ON stores, but they have a very big inventory. So you may find something here not in your local store. Their clearance section requires some digging. I didn't find anything for myself, but my husband benefited. I found a cute shirt in the men's clearance that was so inexpensive I couldn't pass it up. They have a very busy food court with the usual suspects. I hit up the "5 guys" for a burger and it was actually very, very good there. And only a tiny bit more expensive than in south Florida. Come dressed comfortably. Bring a small folding umbrella in rainy season and prepare to walk, walk.

Over the years this location has undergone some pretty good renovations and face lifts. In its former life it was outdated and unable to complete with the newer outlets that were popping up not too far away. Now it's much more modern and clean. The big downer when it got its upgrade, out neglected to upgrade the parking situation. Some of the newer outlets in other areas did the smart thing and built a parking garage. Not only is it easier to find spots, but it also keeps your car cooler while you shop. Other than the parking, it's a great place to find brand name shops selling items at outlet prices. Everything from Kate Spade to Carters baby clothes can be found here. Overall: A An easy to shop space that's only downside is trying to find a parking spot.

They have a lot of great stores, especially high end. That being said, make sure you go to the restroom before you get here because for high-end stores, they have the most disgusting bathrooms I've ever seen. I don't understand with the kind of rent they get. They are the nastiest restrooms ever.

This is a large outlet center located at the northern end of International drive. You can just drive straight into the center. There are over 180 outlet stores, two restaurants and a food court. Plenty of parking is available. Best time to go is early in the day when most tourists are at the parks. At night the place is a mad house. The selection and prices for the most part are very good. You need to know your prices before you go. From experience the best outlet stores are clothes, handbags, and shoes. There is plenty of parking, but getting in and out at night can be difficult. If you go at night, drive past the start of parking. There is more parking further in, where many drivers don't go.

Stopped by as we needed to find "Florida weather attire". Lots of great stores and dining options. Valet parking available.

Love shopping at the Orlando International Premium Outlet!! You can always find great deal at this outlet. We normally like to come to this outlet on the weekend. Today we came a little bit late and it is so calm and we can easy find the parking lot spot . We love to shop at the Polo store and always find good quality and affordable price clothes. We stop by the food court and they have a new Japanese restaurant, tried the teriyaki chicken with vegetables and white rice, it is very yummy and delicious. Then we bought the cinnamon pretzel and got a hot mocha coffee at the Starbucks. What a great evening and we enjoy shopping at this outlet!! Recommend to come either early morning or late evening if you want to avoid the traffic during peak business hours.

I enjoy this outlet mall. They have plenty of high end stores and some that aren't considered high end but you would go to on a regular. There is usually a lot of tourists around too. Not a bother, everyone is just coming to find some food deals. It's best to come early when the stores open (10) simply because parking can be difficult to find. The mall never feels like there are too many people because it's outdoors. I would recommend visiting if you're in the Orlando area.