Beyond the Attractions: A Guide to Walt Disney World® with Preschoolers
Experience the True Magic of Walt Disney World with your Preschooler
⢠Read an in-depth review of the entire Walt Disney World Resort specifically tailored for your preschoolers.
⢠Discover the many âextrasâ throughout the Walt Disney World Resort that will enhance your childâs experience and make it truly magical.
⢠Utilize tips and information to help you take advantage of the many child-friendly features of Walt Disney World such as stroller rentals, baby care centers and play areas.
⢠Discover the best ways for your little ones to meet and interact with their favorite Disney characters.
⢠Take advantage of Walt Disney World secrets that will help to make your familyâs vacation more fun, memorable and relaxing.
Inside youâll find the following Walt Disney World® information and tips specific to young children â" plus much more!
⢠Planning your Disney Vacation
⢠Disney Tickets
⢠Disney Character Dining
⢠Walt Disney World® Recreation for Children
⢠Walt Disney World® Parades and Character Greetings
⢠Hidden Attractions
⢠Walt Disney World® Attractions to Avoid
⢠Walt Disney World® Attraction Height Restrictions
⢠Walt Disney World® Baby Care Centers
⢠Walt Disney World Hotel Pools and Playgrounds
⢠Walt Disney World® Transportation
⢠Disneyâs Magical Express
⢠Disney's FASTPASS
Disney Princess Tea Party: Sage
One Day at Disney
Customer Review: A great pictorial of Disney!
I don't remember where I got this at, but even at cover price it's a GREAT book. If you love Disney parks, GET THIS BOOK!! Yes, it's mostly pictures, but being able to see all 4 castles on one page or the differences between the Haunted mansions is really cool. Not much reading, it is mostly pictures. A great coffee table book. Keeps you dreaming/ remembering until the next trip.
Customer Review: Disney Has Never Looked So Good
As was once the case with the British Empire, the sun never sets on Disney's theme parks, with little havens of happiness (and profit) around the world -- California, Florida, France and Tokyo, with more just opened (Disney Sea, also in Tokyo) and more coming (Hong Kong). What this book does, like all the other "A Day at/in..." books, is give you a 24-hour time span. At the same time, it jumps from park to park, showing different aspects of different parks, at different times of the day or night -- with guests streaming in, cast members working, resting, smiling or laughing (if you're looking for a critical eye towards the Disney empire, this is not the book for that), or simply landscapes framed by the good work of Mother Nature and the photographer. For those who haven't traveled the world (and that's most of us), it gives you a detailed view of what the rest of the world sees when it looks at Disney, noting the differences and the similarities. And finally, if you just love the theme park(s), this book will help keep those memories fresh. It works for me.
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