Well Guys, I'm Leaving ...

[chefchris]

well, i went to the one in Downtown Disney. it was "S" something Brothers. they were the one with the decent walkin, but had the Ghurka's basting in the sun. I also went into the shop in Old Town. They had a crappy crappy selection. It was nothing but knock-offs and dog rockets, with one humidor designated for swisher sweets. all the shops i went to were extrememly overpriced.

oh well.

[Loudpipes78]

well, i went to the one in Downtown Disney. it was "S" something Brothers. they were the one with the decent walkin, but had the Ghurka's basting in the sun. I also went into the shop in Old Town. They had a crappy crappy selection. It was nothing but knock-offs and dog rockets, with one humidor designated for swisher sweets. all the shops i went to were extrememly overpriced.

oh well.

Yup... sounds like you got stuck in the tourist areas and of course all the prices are going to be way more than normal.

Next time you're here make it a point to go to Corona
http://www.coronacigar.com/events/index.asp

The Corona Cigar location, which opened in April of 2002 at 7792 W. Sand Lake Road, includes over 5,000 square feet of totally humidified space, displaying more than 1.5 million cigars. Where you find cigars there are usually accessories. From $3000 cigar humidors to $900 cigar lighters, this is paradise for cigar enthusiast. Other than some accessories, there are few special cigars you will find out of your reach. Corona Cigar has a large selection of, pre-Fidel Castro Cuban cigars that are kept under lock and key.
Look below for directions to the store.