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WDW transportation planners use the latest technology when planning new
development of bus routes.
For the most informative trial run, choose a local venue that requires lots of walk-
ing, dealing with crowds, and making decisions on how to spend your time. Regional
theme parks and state fairs are your best bets, followed by large zoos and museums.
Devote the whole day. Kick off the morning with an early start, just like you will at
Walt Disney World, paying attention to who's organized and ready to go and who's
dragging his or her butt and holding up the group. If you have to drive an hour or two
to get to your test venue, no big deal. You'll have to do some commuting at Walt Dis-
ney World too. Spend the whole day, eat a couple meals, and stay late.
Don't bias the sample (that is, mess with the outcome) by telling everyone you
are practicing for Walt Disney World. Everyone behaves differently when they know
they are being tested or evaluated. Your objective is not to run a perfect drill but to
