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any outlet stores
What to buy: jeans and trainers are very cheap i bought 5 pair of wranglers for ?40.00 uk and levi 501 for about ?12.00 uk. at reebock stores you buy 2 pairs and get 3rd free.we had to buy another suitcase.
What to pay: very little
Written Apr 14, 2006
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This is where we have found always the best deals in clothing and souvenirs.
What to buy: Liz Claiborne - if you ask my wife!
Character Wharehouse and Character Premiere- for Disney, sometimes deeply, discounted souvenirs
Written Apr 3, 2005
Address: North end of International Drive
Website: www.belz.com
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This outlet is much better than the other ones in Orlando. From the layout to the selection, this is the place to go. Some of the shops are Banana Republic, Kenneth Cole, Nike, Dona Karan, and Guess. While many don't seem to have great deals at all, others make up for it with great discounts.
What to buy: Nike ALWAYS has great prices compared to what you would find in a retail store. The other shops may or may not, depending on the time of year, but you are sure to find bargains here.
What to pay: lower than in a mall.
Written Feb 4, 2005
Address: 8200 Vineland Avenue
Phone: (407) 238-7787
Website: http://www.premiumoutlets.com/outlets/outlet.asp?id=17
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Outlet stores, espescially ones like Beales and TJ Maxx are fantastic when it comes to bargains. You have to wade through a lot of crap, but you can find some real gems, and a few of my purchases were as much as 95% off of the tag price!
Written Jan 25, 2005
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The Premium centre has a lot of shops grouped that all sells clothes and apparel: Boss, Tommy Hilfiger, Levi's, Sunglass, Calvin Klein, ...
What to buy: If you're from Europe, you'll notice that prices are not to expensive. But, when you arrive here on a moment that the Euro is worth 1,3 times the dollar and when shops are offering you 40% discount, its SHOP TILL YOU DROP.
What to pay: As much as you like ;-) and more
Written Jan 22, 2005
really hugeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee .There are 3 sections
What to buy: almost everything you 're looking for ! !
What to pay: it depends on how much stuff do you want !! l spent apporx. 1000 $ .................l was broke ! ! :"( l o l
Written Sep 15, 2004
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Okay, we know that, somehow Nike has a tight grip on Britain.
Visit "NIKE FACTORY", The Items here are in the region of 1/4 -1/2 the price of the retail in Britain!. Im not joking they are Very Cheap! compared to the stores in Britain.
If you are going to buy, BUY BIG! here.
I and my family went to a very large Nike Factory store in Kissimmee area of Orlando, it seems to be on a major road, scattered with Hotels and Motels.
What to buy: Trainers
T-Shirts
Kits (Team Nike)
Footballs
American Footballs
Basketballs
Jackets
Tracksuit Bottoms
Sweatshirts
Basket Ball Shoes
Football Shoes
Caps
Women Wear (Dont ask me there, I dont look into that stuff)
Swim-wear
Sweat bands
Weights
Golf Equipment
Literarly everything to do with sport is there, Buy, and Buy Big :).
What to pay: 1/4 - 1/2 the retail price back in Britain, THATS A BARGAIN!.
Updated Aug 12, 2004
Address: Kissimee, Orlando
What makes this place so special is that it has a wide variety of things that you would never think you could find in one place.
What to buy: The best thing to shop for in Orlando is small things that would remind you of your vacation.
What to pay: What's even more great about this place is you can expect to spend whatever amout of money you like.
Written Feb 8, 2004
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Orlando has some excellent outlets. Even though the boring stripmalls are almost unbearable, at least they provide you with a great opportunity to go bargain shopping.
What to buy: This particular mall features some of the following outlets: Puma, Adidas, Kenneth Cole, Levi's, Armani, Banana Republic, Guess, BCBG, etc etc.
I hate shopping but I honestly can't think of a better place than this mall.
Updated Sep 29, 2003
Address: 8200 Vineland Road
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This place is fantastic. For those UK travellers, if you have ever been to Cheshire Oaks in Ellesmere Port, then this is a similar concept, but on a much bigger scale. Basically it consists of a number of malls, air conditioned, which house individual shops, selling anything from sportswear, clothing, trainers, electrical goods, gifts, and so on, all at greatly reduced prices. (and for UK travellers that is seriously cheap!) There is also a great food court which does the best cinnamon buns I have ever tasted! (amongst other things).
What to buy: Bargains to look out for include:
Named trainers: a fraction of the UK prices. I bought Skechers for $25 (which were priced at £55 in the UK). We have also bought Reebok trainers for $10 before now!
Named clothing: eg. Guess T shirts for $10 each! Everything is so much cheaper than in UK, look for bargains in Gap, OshKosh kidswear, and Levi/ Tommy Hilfiger etc jeans are all far cheaper!
Gifts: There are some unique giftshops selling American folky stuff which is really cute and different...makes great souvenirs or presents. Also there is a Discount Disney outlet and a Universal Studios Store, which
is far cheaper than anything in the theme park areas!
Basically, make sure you have some space in your suitcase before you visit here!!!!!! (or buy another suitcase, they are probably much cheaper too!)
HAPPY SHOPPING!
What to pay: Much less than in the UK for the equivalent item!
Written Jul 27, 2003
Address: at the end of International Drive
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