House of Blues Orlando combines hearty, Southern-style grub such as barbecued meat, and shrimp and grits with live music performances to create an immersive experience night and day. Navigating your way to House of Blues from any part of Disney Springs is easy thanks to signage throughout. You can buy performance tickets online or at the box office, but the venue’s restaurant and bar stay open even when the stage is silent.
Parking is free and admission to the Disney Springs complex is free.
Even for all-ages performances at House of Blues, children 12 and younger must be accompanied by an adult.
HOB and surrounding eateries usually have a long wait time, especially at sit-down restaurants, so prepare for a slight delay in dining if you don’t have reservations.
HOB and the Disney Springs complex are fully stroller- and wheelchair-accessible.
Most visitors use private car transportation, hail a taxi, or schedule a rideshare to visit House of Blues. The only public transportation is via Orlando’s city bus line, Lynx. The lines serving Disney Springs include 300-304, 306, 312, and 350. If you’re staying at a Disney hotel, they provide a free shuttle to Disney Springs for overnight guests.
Depending on if you’re visiting House of Blues for a meal, a drink, or a show, you’ll want to arrive with plenty of time to spare. Parking is restricted to a shared lot for the entire Disney Springs property, so you’ll need at least a few minutes to walk to HOB. Arrive 30 minutes before to doors opening when attending a show; 10 minutes early if arriving for a restaurant reservation.
If you’re interested in drinking and dining before your show and want to get a taste of Orlando, Disney Springs offers multiple options. From the half-pound cookies at Gideon’s Bakehouse to the saucy barbecue plates at The Polite Pig, these local Orlando eateries are within a quick walk of House of Blues.
