Plenty to see and do, and the shops aren't just disney stuff, I love the bathworks shop (maybe "Basin") with all the soaps and candles, Spanish crystal, the margeherita stand, Virgin megastore is huge and you'll find CDs that you maybe can't get at home, Disneyquest is always good for a few hours entertainment, the cinema is there if you want to catch a movie before we get it at home (really nice seating), a magic trick shop where they are always showing some trick to everybody, and the dining is great. My kids love Rainforest Cafe although the wait can be offputting, Earl of sandwich does fantastic bargain counter service, and best of all, Goofy's Candy Company where you can design your own treat. My kids had rice crispie treats (giant mickey head size) and could have them coated in chocoalte, sweets, nuts, all sorts really... Wolfgang Pucks and House of Blues both do great food. In the day there are boats to be hired from the marina, and at night the clubs at pleasure island (especially Adventures Club) offer entertainment that are not just for teenagers/ twenty year olds. You will find plenty to see and do.
Of course the main draw for many is the giant World Of
Disney store where you can get anything your heart desires from pet costumes (yes really) to chocoalte covered pretzel mickeys. The pirate room is looking great for little boys and you can fill a treasure chest with pirate booty to take home.
So in short
you will find loads to see and do, just make sure you have plenty of credit left over on your credit card, you might need it
n evenings when we were shattered after a mad day we would go there and chill out with an ice cream and a mooch around the shops.
