Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
PART SIX
GET
in the
BOAT, MEN!
THE ABOVE IS NOT A
JEOPARDY!
ANSWER
, but if it were, the question would be this:
“What did George Washington say to his soldiers before they crossed the Delaware?”
We share this historical aside as our way of sounding the alarm, blowing the bugle,
whatever. It's time to move beyond preparation and practice and to leap into action.
Walt Disney World, here we come! Get in the boat, men—and women!
READY, SET, TOUR!
Our Touring
Recommendations
HOW MUCH TIME IS REQUIRED TO SEE EACH PARK?
THE MAGIC KINGDOM AND EPCOT
offer such a large number of attractions and special
live-entertainment optionsthatitisimpossibletoseeeverythinginasingleday,withor
without a midday break. For a reasonably thorough tour of each, allocate a minimum
of one and a half days and preferably two days. The Animal Kingdom and Disney's
Hollywood Studios can each be seen in a day, although planning on a day and a half
allows for a more relaxed visit.
WHICH PARK TO SEE FIRST?
THISQUESTION ISLESS ACADEMIC
than it appears, especially ifyourparty includes chil-
dren or teenagers. Children who see the Magic Kingdom first expect the same type of
entertainment attheotherparks.AtEpcot,they'reoftendisappointed bytheeducation-
al orientation and serious tone (many adults react the same way). Disney's Hollywood
