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Specializing in 1970s music, this club is often packed with a crowd ranging from twentysome-things to those who remember the decade in question.

Head here for improvisation and sketch-comedy shows, which can be bawdy, absurd, and even political.

This glorious 1930s-style dance hall has been re-imagined as a predominantly Latin hotspot, with a live Latin band (Thu–Sat) and a Latin DJ who spins tunes (Tue).

Enjoy songs and marshmallows around a campfire, which are followed by a different Disney movie every night. It is open to all – just park at the River Country entrance and take the bus to the party.

By night, this “seaside” boardwalk is thronged with guests enjoying the buzzing vibe and some great restaurants and clubs.

Probably Disney’s best spot for night owls, with lots of bars and clubs to choose from.

One of Orlando’s best venues for live music with a wide variety of musical acts.

A hot spot for dance fans, with a revolving floor, trendy ambience, and pumping techno. (see Mannequins)

Apart from its clubs, this spot also boasts a freewheeling street party with DJs, food kiosks, entertainment, open-air bars, and few restrictions about drinking in public (use plastic cups). Fireworks round off the fun.

The three-story Beach Club was once a roller rink. Now it’s where rock fans do their thing, drinking beers amid the video games and pool tables. A DJ and earnest cover band provide the entertainment.