The Loop

Kissimmee, United States

3.2

Closed now

20 reviews

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+1 407-343-9223
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www.experiencetheloop.com
Address:
3208 N John Young Pkwy, Kissimmee, FL, 34741
Kissimmee, Hunters Creek
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
1.9 miOsceola Parkway
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Private Lot
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Today

Today 10:00 am – 9:30 pm
Closed now
Local time (Kissimmee) 3:11 AM Friday, June 13, 2025

Business hours

Monday 10:00 am – 9:30 pm
Tuesday 10:00 am – 9:30 pm
Wednesday 10:00 am – 9:30 pm
Thursday 10:00 am – 9:30 pm
Friday 10:00 am – 9:30 pm
Saturday 10:00 am – 9:30 pm
Sunday 11:00 am – 6:00 pm

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20 reviews of The Loop

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Place rating: 4
Kissimmee, FL
129⁄100 in 2016 challenge
This is the larger section of what is the loop of stores in Kissimmee. There is also the loop west. This side of the loop has Kohl’s, Old Navy, Journey’s, Petco, a movie theater, Chilli’s, Chiptole’s and a new noodles and company among others. They also have the big red bus here on most weekends giving away movie tickets if you donate. A few of the stores have closed down to move to the new centerview side closer to OBT. The traffic here is horrendous. The entrances and exits on to the main roads can not handle the volume of cars. Need more directional devices such as stop lights. With the stores between all three sections, there is no reason to go to the mega malls. You should be able to find anything you are looking for.
Place rating: 4
Orlando, FL
Lots of awesome stores! Whe I used to live in Kissimmee, I would come here all the time. Panera, Venezia coffee shop, Regal theaters, bath and body works, among other! However, I feel like the layout of the stores is sort of messed up and traffic can get hectic.
Place rating: 1
Kissimmee, FL
KOHLS: Horrible return policies. HORRIBLE lines. Have to wait in lines for 20 minutes and they make ur life impossible for returning /​exchanging items. Never shopping here again.
Place rating: 1
Orlando, FL
I agree with other reviewers about the driving and parking within this shopping center. Very poorly designed.
Place rating: 4
Saint Cloud, FL
I love what they are doing with the Loop area. This is Osceola county’s little mall. They have been expanding the area, they recently added a few more stores including, Marshalls, a new Ross, Hobby Lobby, Starbucks and Cheddars among a few other places. I enjoy shopping here. The have a few places that I really like, Old Navy, Rue 21, Wet seal, DSW, Kohls and JCPenny are my favorites. They also have a Beya which I love for accessories. They have a bunch of other stores too. I usually find what I am looking for. It’s filled with lots of teenagers on weekends. It’s the hang out spot in the area. I really hope they continue to expand the area.
Place rating: 4
Orlando, FL
This is a nice, open air shopping/​dining area in Osceola County right at the Orange/​Osceola border. There are plenty of stores, such as Petco, CVS, Sports Authority, Sunglass Hut, etc… There is even a Regal movie theater. Dining options include: Bonefish Grille, Johnny Rockets, Panera Bread, Chilis, and many other chains.
The parking lot here is designed pretty poorly for the large nature of the complex. The north bound turn lanes to JYP can support about three cars so it quickly jams up and back ups occur during busy times.
Other than that, this place is not too bad.
Place rating: 3
Kissimmee, FL
There is a nice variety of stores and restaurants. It’s nice to be able to visit Babies R US, Ross, Party City, JC Penny etc. all in one trip. I don’t really have any issue with the shopping experience itself, but I do have one major issue:
A previous reviewer referred to this as: Death Trap Alley. I couldn’t agree more. It’s the in-​between road that separates the two sections of The Loop. It’s a complicated intersection with no traffic lights, and every time we try to pass through it, it feels like we’re in a free-​for-​all. It’s not safe at all. I wish they would do something about this.
Place rating: 5
Orlando, FL
Have tons of patience in the parking lot especially when crossing what I call Death Trap Alley lol. Which is the intersection going to the back side of the loop. Everyone forgets the rules of the road & want to go at the same time. Something needs to done about that soon I hope. Good selection of stores but I really think they should all stay open later. If your going to Ross good selection of merchandise but be ready to wait on a long line. Old Navy manager sorry I forgot her name is extremely curtious and helpful with any of your questions. Tj Maxx is great for handbags & shoes. Lately the clothing selection is just not good at all. I hope this helps and may the force be with you while crossing their lovely intersection.
Place rating: 2
Orlando, FL
Ugh… if they didn’t have the only Petco within decent distance of my house, I would never be here! The one redeeming quality of this location is also its downfall: the wide variety of shops brings in the entire population of Osceola county in the evenings/​weekends. When they first started planning this complex, I doubt they considered how much traffic it would actually experience: too much foot traffic, too few parking spaces. It’s an all-​around nightmare if you visit any time other than first thing in the morning.
In the «main» section of the loop, they have a movie theatre, several restaurants, loads of clothing shops, and even a Michaels. In Loop West, they added more clothing stores, a GNC, even an Ulta! There are no real gaps in what they offer for stores… but if you decide to brave the crowds, be prepared for a 21st century Hunger Games… may the odds be ever in your favor!
Place rating: 4
Windermere, FL
HUGE shopping area! The one thing that feels like it is missing is a Target or Wal-​Mart. If the plaza had that, you could get all your shopping done there! Of course, a Target is never that far so it’s not a major loss.
Lots of food options here, from fast food like Wendy’s, to fast casual places like Pei Wei and Chipotle, as well as sit down places, like BJ’s. Good variety of clothing and home shopping options too, with Kohls and a freestanding JC Penney being the largest spots. There’s also a movie theatre here, so they have entertainment covered as well!
Place rating: 3
Orlando, FL
Ugh driving and parking at The Loop is usually a nightmare. Thankfully they basically have everything an indoor mall has and it’s closer than driving to Millennia or Florida Mall from this area.
Place rating: 3
Kissimmee, FL
I live two minutes away from it and we come here often to shop. My biggest complaint is that they dont have any ATM machines nearby. Please someone correct me if I am wrong and direct me to where i can get cash. The kiosk that are outside the T-​mobile store are nice. I would have liked to have had different stores, but having Ross is helpful. Just be sure to come at the right time cuz it does get busy. Not only Ross but the whole shopping center. Weekends are tough to be here. Sorry to see Barnies close down. Hope to get something unique to replace it. All in all its a very nice place to come and shop. You will find all that you need here. Loop West is better in my opinion. Of course cuz the food is there
Place rating: 3
Orlando, FL
Decent size shopping center broken up into two different sections. It has a wide variety of shops such as: Bells, Jcpenny, Kohls, TJ Max, Old Navy, Michaels, and Old Navy just to name a few. It also has a movie theater. There are several restaurants available in case you get hungry. Anything from a Topical Smoothie, Pei Wei, Abuelos, BJs, and Chili’s plus more.
This place is very busy just about any time of the day or evening. There parking lot is not big enough and many people aren’t paying attention while driving or walking around. Also to get to one side of the Loop to the other you have to cross a busy road. Be very careful here. People can’t seem to figure out how stop signs work here. I also try to avoid this area on Friday and Saturday nights. It seems to be the local hangout for all the teens in the area.
Place rating: 2
Kissimmee, FL
Every time I go here, a paraphrased version of «Hotel California» goes through my head: «You can get here any time you like, but you can never leave.»
The original part of this development (known as «The Loop» — stores like TJ Maxx and Beals are in the newer «Loop West») is wedged up against John Young Parkway and Osceola Parkway, both high-​traffic roads. There are more driveways in than out, and more people trying to leave than the stoplights allow. So come, enjoy the shopping, dining and entertainment, but pack your patience cap for your exit.
That all said, we do enjoy the Macaroni Grill here (better food, lower prices and shorter waits than the Olive Garden across the street), as well as a few of the smaller eateries, and if pressed for time will go to the Regal theater. The Loop has a decent selection of locations, and almost enough parking most of the year — just terrible, terrible traffic flow and access. That loses it big points in my book.
Place rating: 4
Orlando, FL
I like this shopping center. It’s unique in it’s shopping experience. I just wish things were a little closer together (there is one section that you have to drive to unless you want to walk a good distance). They have a theater, great shopping, and good food. I love going to BJs Brewery and Restaurant and Menchies… those are my 2 reasons for coming so often but when I need to do some shopping, Ross and TJ MAXX are on my list.
Place rating: 3
Orlando, FL
OK, the Loop isn’t as bad as some people make it out to be, but it does have it’s faults.
It is very convenient for me or my friends/​family to go to. It’s easy to walk around and they do have several pretty good stores and some good restaurants.
Now, did you notice I never mentioned traffic up there? Yeah, that’s because it’s a MAD HOUSE! They built an overpass to help out with traffic but it’s still bad, especially during the Holidays. You might as well not even come at that time of the year.
The stores are also getting kind of old (in need of renovations) and they can be pretty cluttered. And even though, like I said above, there are some good stores, there really isn’t a huge variety.
(Pro-​tip: If you can avoid coming up John Young Parkway, do it. Attacking The Loop from the West side of Osceola Pkwy is usually a better bet.)
Other than that, it’s an okay shopping experience. Nothing all that special.
Place rating: 4
Tampa Bay, FL
Lots of shops and easy access to parking makes this place pretty cool. I usually come for movies, but a lot of shopping and eating places to pick from.
Great shopping destination!
Place rating: 5
Orlando, FL
Movie theater? Check!
Stores I actually frequent? Check!
Restaurants that won’t cost me and arm & a leg? Check!
Odd traffic patterns/​crossings in a couple places. Hectic during the holidays and weekend nights (a bit), but what mall/​shopping center isn’t?
Place rating: 4
Kissimmee, FL
Excellent range of mid-​scale restaurants and fast food joints with a good mix of stores of all types and products. It even boasts an 16 Regal
Cinema.
Place rating: 1
Orlando, FL
The dilemma of mass-​chain shopping centers. They have just about every product you need, but you will be sacrificing quality & personal service. If you’re shopping for the basic staples of life, you’ll find it here. If you want something more special or unique, you need to go to more boutique type places.
For the Hunter’s Creek area, there are more specialized and unique type places at The Village at Hunter’s Creek. I definitely recommend checking it out.