Orlando Shopping

  1. Belz Factory Outlet

    Belz Factory Outlet is an enormous place with discount designer duds; you too could score a marked down pair of DKNY leather pants. There are also great Disney buys there.

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  2. Eli's Orange World

    Eli's Orange World allows you to give the gift of citrus. In addition to orange, tangelo and grapefruit packages, you can have citrus preserves sent anywhere you want. It's not cheap but you're guaranteed not to get scurvy.

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  3. Festival Bay

    Festival Bay is the latest and greatest theme mall, but seemed pretty empty and dull when we went there. The Bass Pro Shop and Ron Jon Surf Shop are the best reasons to come here, as well as the Van's Skatepark.

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  4. Pointe Orlando

    Pointe Orlando is a popular, open-air mall, chock-a-block with specialty shops, multiple restaurants and plenty of entertainment options. If you can bear the hokey 'tropical' decor, complete with enormous palms and splashing fountains, then this should be a pleasant shopping experience.

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  5. Rainbow City

    Rainbow City has a huge selection of g/l/b/t literature and friendly staff.

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  7. Ritzy Rags

    Orlando's gay and lesbian scene is growing, and explodes during the weeks around Gay Day. Before you head out on the town, stop by Ritzy Rags, where owner and performer Leigh Shannon offers makeup and wardrobe tips for making the most of what you were born with. Wigs, dresses and size-14 pumps are also available.

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  8. Spiral Circle

    More a spiritual destination than common bookstore, where you can tap into your hidden psychic abilities and connect with your angels before trading in used books.

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  9. Urban Think Bookstore

    In Thornton Park, it is a put-your-feet-up, curl-up-on-your-living room-couch kinda place with an eccentric mish mash of artwork and a coffee menu that puts Starbucks to shame.

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