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(More customer reviews)Compared to my other five disney world books that I have purchased pre-vacation, this one is my least favorite. It does give a lot of information, but I do not like how it is layed out in the book. The text layout is just not enjoyable to read.
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Walt Disney World includes four theme parks and a dozen lesser attractions, two entertainment districts, tens of thousands of hotel rooms, and scores of restaurants. Universal Orlando and SeaWorld add another four theme parks, three resorts, and an entertainment district to the mix. So how do you know where to go? This friendly guide puts you in a Mouse mood and in the know. From Terminator 2 to Shrek or Shamu, wild life to nightlife, Finding Nemo to finding souvenirs, it gives you great info on accommodations, restaurants, attractions, and more, covering:
Disney's ticket system and the best options in each major park
Highlights of Universal Orlando, SeaWorld, and Discovery Cove, plus two great day-trip options
The top 11 stomach turners and G-force generators in Orlando, including Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, Summit Plummet, the Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man, and more
Tamer rides and shows, including The Haunted Mansion, Pirates of the Caribbean, Kilimanjaro Safaris, Shark Encounter, and more
Orlando night life, with the scoop on dinner shows, Pleasure Island, CityWalk, and other hot spots
Like every For Dummies travel guide, Walt Disney World & Orlando For Dummies 2008 includes:
Down-to-earth trip-planning advice
What you shouldn't miss—and what you can skip
The best hotels and restaurants for every budget
Lots of detailed maps
Whether you're traveling with kids or want to recapture your own childhoodor whether your style is adventurous and action-packed or laid-back and relaxed, this friendly guide helps you plan a magical vacation.
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