Reunion is a gated resort and master-planned community in Osceola County, Florida, within the Four Corners area southwest of the Orlando attractions corridor. Developed by Bobby Ginn and the Ginn family and first approved as a development of regional impact in 1992, the community was designed around resort amenities and vacation-oriented living, with a buildout that envisions thousands of residential units. The community's defining feature is golf: Reunion is home to three signature courses designed by Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, and Tom Watson, a distinction that has made it a destination for golfers from across the region. Beyond golf, the resort offers a water park with a lazy river and slides, multiple swimming pools, tennis, a spa, and on-site dining, all within a gated setting. Reunion sits about seven miles south of Walt Disney World Resort, with Universal Orlando about 13 miles away, SeaWorld about 11 miles away, and Orlando International Airport and downtown Orlando roughly 20 miles distant. That proximity has made it popular for both full-time residents and the short-term vacation-rental market, with single-family resort homes and villas clustered around the golf courses and lakes. Students in the community are served by Osceola County Schools, with Westside K-8 and Celebration High among the nearby campuses. Its neighborhoods are organized into villages and enclaves, many with direct golf-course or water views. The combination of championship golf, resort amenities, and immediate access to Central Florida's theme parks defines Reunion's identity as a resort community with year-round appeal, offering a resort-style alternative to conventional Orlando-area subdivisions.