Celebration definitely still exists and it's one of the priciest areas in the Orlando metro. It has a very unique style and is really a beautiful town. There a

Celebration definitely still exists and it's one of the priciest areas in the Orlando metro. It has a very unique style and is really a beautiful town. There are definite Disney-ish touches, like background music and theme-park-like maps of the area in the downtown, and the locals are definitely Disney fans so you'll see a lot of homes decked out with Mickey Mouse stuff, but for the most part you can't really see the man behind the curtain. Someone could visit Celebration and never know Disney was involved. Celebration is nothing like what Epcot was planned to be. Celebration is your typical new "post-suburban" suburban development with a walkable downtown, apartments above shops, etc., and more classical suburban homes encircling the downtown. Those things have been springing up all over the place over the last 2 decades. Celebration may have been one of the first. Source: live right by Celebration, kid used to go to school there