The perfect trip planner for America's No.1 vacation destination Orlando is the top destination in the U.S., with visitor totals expected to hit 48 million in 2005 Disney World is not only a favorite family vacation spot, but the nation's No.1 honeymoon destination as well, with a total of 14.3 million Magic Kingdom visitors in 2002 Other area parks also boast impressive attendance: 6.9 million people visited Universal Studios Florida and 5.1 million stopped off at SeaWorld in 2002 Includes a giant, full-color foldout map
Table of Contents
List of Maps. What's New in Walt Disney World & Orlando. 1. The Best of Walt Disney World & Orlando. 2. Planning Your Trip to Walt Disney World & Orlando. 3. For International Visitors. 4. Getting to Know Walt Disney World & Orlando. 5. Where to Stay. 6. Where to Dine. 7. Exploring Walt Disney World. 8. Exploring Beyond Disney: Universal Orlando, SeaWorld & Other Attractions. 9. Shopping. 10. Walt Disney World & Orlando After Dark. 11. Side Trips from Orlando. Appendix A: Orlando in Depth. Appendix B: Useful Toll--Free Numbers & Websites. Index.
Author Biography
Laura Miller is a freelance writer based in Buffalo, New York, though she's spent countless hours scouring Central Florida's theme parks over the years both with and without her husband and five kids. A family--travel expert who religiously makes an annual pilgrimage to the Land the Mouse Built, she's currently researching and writing a guide to Florida for families.
