It was developed in the nineties by the Disney Development Company and continues to grow. The town is truly a celebration of architecture, public space, color, and nature. It's a celebration of sensible values, good community and the best of small-town life.

Celebration is a hallmark of Neo-Traditionalism, or what city planners call New Urbanism. Tree-lined streets, parks and strategically located commercial and civic buildings provide a strong identity for the public space. Even the golf course, so commonly privatized, is bordered by a public street and creates a park-like amenity for all to enjoy.

- Residential neighborhoods radiate out from the downtown business district in a plan that allows for a variety of house types and mixed-income neighborhoods.

- Front porches mediate between streets and houses.

- Garages are located off mid-block alleys, keeping sidewalks pedestrian-friendly.

- Houses are designed according to the town's Residential Architectural Guidelines, ensuring an appropriately Southern character.