Pleasure Island is an entertainment complex, situated on a manmade island. It is easily accessible by a main entrance or by connecting bridges from other parts of Downtown Disney. There is no entrance fee to visit the Island during the day. At night the entrance charge is $20, that gives guests admission to all its clubs.

Pleasure Island shops are open from 11:00am until 1:00am.
Nightclubs are open from 7:00pm until 2:00am.

This nightclub has been voted the #1 dance club in the U.S., which makes it a favorite place both for locals and Orlando's guests. It has a revolving turntable dance floor, a serious (robotically controlled) lighting rig, contemporary dance music, and a liberal scattering of store mannequins (hence the club's name). All guests must be at least 21 years of age to enter.

This tropical-themed dance club occupies three floors, with the lowest floor being used as a dance area, with the upper two floors being given over to billiard tables and games, all set in a surf-style environment.

It is themed as a "stuffy" 1920s Gentleman's Club, and surprises wait guests around every corner. A group of actors interacts their various sketches in the many different themed rooms of the club (such as the Mask Room, the Library, the Treasure Room, etc), and guests can be involved in the show. This is a non-smoking club.

If you like the sounds of disco, welcome to 8Trax to dance and to feel the mood of disco epoch . They feature all the disco hits of 70's, and thursday nights it's time for the 80's.

The most exciting night club on Downtown Pleasure Island. They feature hip hop, up-beat and best hits from Top 40. The club has a large video screen which shines its way onto the dance floor.

This elegant restaurant is specializing in Italian cuisine.Besides, guests can enjoy the wonderful view of Lake Buena Vista.

A large paddleboat, permanently docked at the entrance to Pleasure Island, is home to Fulton's Crab House. The menu is predominantly seafood.

The restaurant, owned by restaurateur Robert Earl, film producer Keith Barish and film stars Demi Moore, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone and Bruce Willis, features more than 700 pieces of Hollywood memorabilia. The planet-shaped eatery sits on its own island, just a few yards from Pleasure Island. Cuisine: American.