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Is Reunion safe?

Kissimmee, Florida · safety score updated nightly

88out of 100

Yes — it is one of the safer places in the metro to walk around.

VibeLoco rates Reunion as “Go”.

Gogo's take on Reunion

“Go. Reunion is an upscale master-planned resort community that offers an exceptionally safe, secure, and well-maintained environment for vacationers and residents alike. While it is highly car-dependent and primarily built around golf and short-term luxury rentals, security presence and low crime rates make it very welcoming.”

About the area

Located in Osceola County southwest of Orlando, Reunion is a sprawling master-planned resort community featuring championship golf courses, luxury rental mansions, and private water parks. It attracts families, golfers, and theme park visitors looking for a quiet, self-contained retreat close to Walt Disney World.

  • Resort Community
  • Gated & Secure
  • Golf & Leisure
  • Family-Friendly
  • Car-Dependent

Walking and biking in Reunion

Walk score: 14/100 · Bike score: 32/100

Biking and golf carting are popular within the resort's internal residential streets and paved multi-use paths, but there is no municipal bike-share system or direct connection to regional off-resort bike trails.

Reasons to go, and reasons to think twice

Pros

  • Gated resort community with 24/7 manned security checkpoints and very low violent crime
  • Affluent economic profile with high property values and pristine landscaping
  • Abundant resort amenities including multiple golf courses, pools, and on-site dining

Cons

  • High volume of transient short-term renters can occasionally lead to noise complaints or minor opportunistic property theft
  • Completely car-dependent for standard retail, groceries, and services outside resort grounds
  • High vacancy rates driven by seasonal and vacation-home ownership rather than permanent residency

Homelessness: Visible homelessness is practically non-existent within Reunion due to perimeter gating, private property restrictions, and round-the-clock security access control.

What Reunion is like at each time of day

Morning · 5a – 11a
Peaceful and quiet, with golfers heading to the links and residents jogging along manicured private roadways.
Afternoon · 11a – 5p
Active around clubhouses, pools, and water parks with resort guests enjoying leisure activities under heavy private security.
Evening · 5p – 10p
Calm and family-oriented, with dining activity centered at the resort clubhouses and minimal exterior street foot traffic.
Late night · 10p – 5a
Extremely quiet and dark with minimal traffic, monitored continuously by gated security patrols.

Transit, parking and getting around

Reunion is not directly served by public transit. Osceola County is served by LYNX bus services along major corridors like US-192 and US-27, but reaching the nearest stop requires a car or rideshare, and the nearest SunRail commuter train station (Poinciana) is roughly 10 miles away.

Parking is ample and convenient, primarily consisting of private driveways, garages at vacation homes, and free dedicated lots at resort clubhouses and amenities.

Things to do in Reunion

  • Play a round on signature golf courses designed by Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, and Tom Watson
  • Float the lazy river and use the water slides at the Reunion Resort Water Park
  • Dine with panoramic views of the area and theme park fireworks from Eleven on the rooftop of the Reunion Grande

Local favorites

  • Eleven at Reunion Resort · Rooftop Steakhouse · 4.1★ (320)
    Upscale rooftop restaurant offering steaks, craft cocktails, and sunset views over the golf courses.
  • Traditions at Nicklaus Clubhouse · American Restaurant · 4.3★ (190)
    Casual upscale tavern serving hearty American fare and regional craft beers in an open-kitchen setting.
  • 7593 Chophouse · Fine Dining Seafood & Steak · 4.2★ (160)
    Refined dining room specializing in fresh seafood, prime cuts, and an extensive wine selection.

Scores are safety-driven — recent reported crime and local news plus Census income, poverty, housing, education, household and access data — refreshed nightly. Walk and bike scores are shown separately and do not affect the safety score. A guide, not a guarantee — conditions change street to street.