Overview
- Shore, which closed Friday after a deep clearance sale, was one of Town Center’s original 2016 tenants.
- Johnston & Murphy will shut its Disney Springs store on Thursday, May 7, after a decade at Town Center, with other Orlando locations and its online shop remaining open.
- No replacement tenants have been announced for the Shore or Johnston & Murphy spaces, leaving more unanswered questions about near‑term leasing.
- Disney says Disney Springs draws more visitors than Magic Kingdom, yet rising rents, staffing and inventory costs, and softer discretionary spending can still make stores unprofitable.
- New non‑retail openings later in 2026 include Six Ravens, a fast‑casual concept from Gideon’s Bakehouse owners, and Level99, a challenge‑room venue planned for the former DisneyQuest site, signaling a tilt toward experiences and dining.