Walt Disney World Resort Guide Books

A Brit's Guide to Orlando 2006, ISBN 0572031572

Format: Paperback
Page: 312 pages
Publisher: Foulsham
Date: November 30, 2005
ISBN: 0572031572

A Brit's Guide to Orlando is written by Britain's leading experts on all things Disney, Simon and Susan Veness and is published each year by Foulsham.

As its name suggests, A Brit's Guide to Orlando is written primarily for British people planning a trip to the central region of Florida and in particular to Walt Disney World but don't be put off by the title. This book is very readable and is good for anyone planning a visit to the Orlando area.

The book is split into 13 chapters with the early chapters covering planning, when to go, how to beat the crowds, travelling with disabilities, planning a wedding, driving and car hire. If you don't want to drive, then there is even information on getting around without a car.

Another chapter covers accommodation, everything from hotels and motels to resorts and vacation holiday homes, even buying a property.

A Brit's Guide to Orlando is packed full of tips and is backed up by a website where you can obtain updates to the book and also buy a Personalised Itinerary Planner which has been developed specifically for UK visitors to Orlando

The main sections cover the four main Walt Disney World parks, the five other major theme parks, namely Universal, Islands of Adventure, SeaWorld, Discovery Cove and Busch Gardens and the smaller attractions like the Kennedy Space Center, Cypress Gardens, Bok Tower, Silver Springs, Gatorland and International Drive.

If you are feeling adventurous then there is a chapter to take you off the beaten track to various museums, zoos, beaches and the outdoors.

A multitude of eating and entertainment options are covered including Downtown Disney, Cirque du Soleil, Disney Boardwalk, Universal Citywalk plus dinner shows and nightclubs.

Particularly for overseas visitors there is a chapter on shopping, malls, supermarkets and duty free allowances.

If you are flying into or out of Orlando or Sanford, then the Going Home chapter is a real asset and covers topics such as returning your car and all the airport facilities whilst you are at the airport.

The last chapter gives you sample touring guides based on a two week stay with a 5 day park hopper ticket and advises you on the busy days at each park so you can beat the lines.

There have been many guide books written about the Walt Disney World Resort and the central region of Florida. We are constantly reviewing many of them and our aim is to publish reviews of the best Walt Disney World Resort guide books on these pages.

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