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INDEX See also Accommodations and Restaurant indexes, below. GENERAL INDEX Air travel with kids, 24 Animal Kingdom, 229–239 books on, 31–32 Africa, 236–237 child seats, 29–31 arriving in, 230 AA (American Automobile A in-flight fun for kids, 30 Asia, 237–239 Association), 26, 355 package deals, 71, 72 tips on, 28–32 Discovery Island, 232–233 Hidden Mickeys in, 225 A-Awesome Airboat Rides, 299 Akershus Castle, 216 hours, 230 Accommodations, 40, 65–116. Aladdin’s Magic Carpet Ride, The Oasis, 232 See also Accommodations 244, 324 operating hours, 168 Index Alamo Rent A Car, 62 amenities for families, 68 Albatross Treasure Cruise, parades, 239 best, 6–10 73, 82 picnicking in, 137 choosing your hotel, 65–72 All About Kids, 28 restaurants, 136–137 Cocoa Beach, 352–353 Allergies, travelers with services and facilities in, for disabled travelers, 43 hypoallergenic rooms 230–232 International Drive Area, for, 43 shopping, 314 109–116 restaurant reservations suggested itineraries, Kissimmee area, 104–108 for, 45 175–176 Lake Buena Vista, 95–104 All Star Vacation Homes, 109 ticket prices, 230 “official” hotels, 91–95 A’lure—the Call of the Ocean, tip sheet, 232 money-saving tips, 66 284 Animation Academy, 244 package deals and, 50 The Amazing Adventures of Annual passes, 168 price categories, 67 Spider-Man, 7, 271–272 Annual Power Pass, 252 reservations services, 68 AMC Pleasure Island, 326 Apopka-Vineland Road, 57 Tampa, 343–346 AMC Universal Cineplex, 326 A Pro Bass Guide Service, 301 taxes, 67 The American Adventure, Aquatica, 291–292 Walt Disney World, 72–91 216–217 Arabian Nights, 322–323 bathrooms, 77 American Airlines Vacations, Area codes, 355 checking in, 91 50, 71 Asia, 237–239 for disabled travelers, American Automobile Asso- Astronaut Hall of Fame, 350 44–45 ciation (AAA), 26, 355 Astronaut Memorial, 349–350 perks and downsides package deals, 71, 72 Astronaut Training Experi- of, 68–71 American Express, traveler’s ence (ATX), 350 “preferred room” rate checks, 35 Astro Orbiter, 194 at Disney’s All-Star American Express Travelers Atlanta Braves, 17, 245, 305 resorts, 89 Cheque Card, 35 Atlantic Dance, 328 “resort fees,” 93 American Express ATMs (automated teller smoking, 79 Vacations, 71 machines), 32–33, 176 Animal Kingdom, 230 Ace Metro, 64 American Film Institute Disney’s Hollywood A Day in the Park with Bar- Showcase, 220 COPYRIGHTED MATERIALStudios, 218 ney, 257 The American Idol Experi- Epcot, 199 Advance Dining Reserva- ence, 227 Islands of Adventure, 268 tions, 14, 117–118, 220 American Kennel Club, 46 Magic Kingdom, 180 Advanced Tee Times USA, 303 American Vybe, 217 SeaWorld, 283 Adventure Island, 337 Amtrak, 26–27 for disabled travelers, 43 Universal Studios, 255 Adventureland, 182–184 Affection Section, 237 Amway Arena, 327 ATX (Astronaut Training Africa, 236–237 Anheuser-Busch Hospitality Experience), 350 Age of kids, 38–40 Center, 285 Audiocassette tapes and AIDSinfo, 23 Animal Actors on Location!, players, guided-tour, 209 Airboating, 299 256 Auggie’s Jammin’ Piano Bar, 334 Animal Adventure Tour, 340 Auto Train, 27 116_528020-bindex.indd6_528020-bindex.indd 363363 22/12/10/12/10 22:50:50 PMPM 364 Bob Marley—A Tribute to Captain Jack’s Pirate Tutorial, Baby care, 176 Freedom, 331 183 Animal Kingdom, 230 Boggy Creek Airboat Rides, Car assistance, 176 Disney’s Hollywood 299 Islands of Adventure, 268 Studios, 218 The Boneyard, 233–234 Universal Studios, 255 Epcot, 200 Bongos Cuban Café, 329 CARE Medical Equipment, 43 Islands of Adventure, 268 Books about Walt Disney Caribbean Pirate Adventure, 86 Magic Kingdom, 180 World, 53 Caro-Seuss-el, 270 SeaWorld, 283 Bookstores, 317–318 Car-rental insurance, 63–64 Universal Studios, 255 Borders, 317 Car rentals, 61–63 Baby gear rentals, 28 Boulangerie Patisserie, 212 Car services, 24–25 Baby’s Away, 28, 346 Brad Brewer Golf Academy, Car travel, 26, 61–64 Babysitting services, 73, 355 303 driving safety, 37–38 Backlot Tour, Disney’s Holly- Brain Quest for the Car: 1100 Castaway Creek, 240 wood Studios, 220–221 Questions and Answers All Catastrophe Canyon, 221 Backstage (club), 334 About America, 30 The Cat in the Hat, 270 Backstage Magic, 205 Brain Wash, 295 Celebrate a Dream Come Backstage Safari, 205 Brandywine Books, 318 True Parade, 197 Ballet, 327 Breaks, taking, 41 Celebration, 58 Ballooning, 300 Breathless II (speedboat), 217 shopping, 309–310 Banana Beach Cookout, 292 Brevard Zoo, 348 Celebration Golf Club, 302 Barnes & Noble, 317 Britannia Square, 216 Cellphones, 37, 48 The Barnstormer at Goofy’s British Invasion, 216 Centers for Disease Control, 51 Wiseacre Farm, 193 Bruce’s Shark World, 208 Centra Care, 356 Baseball, 17, 305–306, 343 Buena Vista Water Sports, 305 Central Florida Zoo, 297 Basketball, 306 Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, Central Reservations Office Bayou Pirate Cruise, 88 337, 340 (CRO), 68, 71 Bay Slides, 241 accommodations near, Champions Gate, 302 Beachline Expressway 343–345 Character Connection, 206 (Hwy. 528), 57 restaurants near, 346 Character Greeting Trails, Beauty and the Beast-Live on Bush Camp, 84 235–236 Stage, 220 Business hours, 355–356 Character meals, 69, 117 Bedtime stories, televised, 69 Bus travel, 27–28, 64 Characters Beetlejuice’s Graveyard Buzz Lightyear’s Space Disney. See also Hidden Revue, 256–257 Ranger Spin, 194–195 Mickeys Behind the Seeds walking Character Greeting tour, 206 Trails, 235–236 Believe, 284 Calendar of events, 16–22 dining with, 160–163 Beluga Interaction Program, Cameras and film, 176, 356 Epcot, 211 288 Animal Kingdom, 230 where to find, 197, 228 Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, Disney’s Hollywood Universal, 252 187, 313 Studios, 218 Characters in Flight, 300 Bicycling, 300 Epcot, 200 Chef Mickey’s, 77 Biergarten, 213 Islands of Adventure, 268 Child-care and activity Big River Grille & Brewing Magic Kingdom, 180 centers, 68 Works, 328 SeaWorld, 283 China, 212 Big Surf Shores, 292 Universal Studios, 255 Christmas, 21 Big Thunder Mountain Camp Dolphin, 82 Cinderella Castle, 189–190 Railroad, 185–186 Camp Gator, 97 Cinderella’s Golden Carousel, Bike Barn, 300 Camp Jurassic, 274 190 Bill Fredrick Park at Turkey Camp Lil’ Rock, 112 Circle of Life, 206 Lake, 306 Camp Minnie-Mickey, 235–236 Cirque du Soleil, 332 Black Hole-the Next Genera- Campo Portofino, 110 Citrus Bowl, 16 tion, 296 Camps and classes, 307 CityWalk, 330–331 Blizzard Beach, 169, 241–243 Canada (Epcot), 211 Clarion-Kennedy Space Block Party Bash, 229 Canaveral National Seashore, Center, 350 Blue Horizons, 284 351 Clothing, 185 Blue Man Group, 258 Candlelight Procession easily identifiable, 37 Blue Martini, 334 (Epcot), 21 name tags on, 37 Blues Brothers, 262 Candy Cauldron, 319 Club Cool, 206 Blue Water Balloons, 300 Capital One Florida Citrus Clyde & Seamore Take Pirate BoardWalk, Disney’s, 328 Bowl, 16 Island, 285 Boating, 300 Captain Jack’s, 300 Clydesdale Hamlet, 285 116_528020-bindex.indd6_528020-bindex.indd 364364 22/12/10/12/10 22:50:50 PMPM Cocoa Beach International Drive Area, Disney Dining Plan, 70, 122 365 accommodations, 352–353 152–155 Disney dollars, 35 restaurants, 353–354 Islands of Adventure, 277 Disney Earport (Orlando Cocoa Beach area, 347–354 Lake Buena Vista, 145–149 International Airport), 56 Cocoa Beach Pier, 352 price categories, 119 Disney Magic (cruise ship), Colds, 29 reservations, 14 51, 52 Coliseum of Comics, 318 at WDW restaurants, DisneyQuest, 244, 324–325 Collision Damage Waiver 117–118 Disney’s Animal Kingdom, (CDW), 63–64 with room service, 155 229–239 Companion Animal Recovery Tampa, 346–347 Africa, 236–237 service, 46 Universal Orlando, 149–152 arriving in, 230 Concert venues, 327 Universal Studios, 263 Asia, 237–239 Connection kit, 49 Walt Disney World, 121–145 Discovery Island, 232–233 Conservation Station, 237 all-you-can-eat restau- Hidden Mickeys in, 225 Contact lenses, air travel rants, 144 hours, 230 and, 25 Animal Kingdom, The Oasis, 232 Continental Airlines Vaca- 136–137 operating hours, 168 tions, 50, 71 for desserts, 124 parades, 239 Cooking programs for chil- Disney Dining Plan, picnicking in, 137 dren, 79, 140 122 restaurants, 136–137 Country Bear Jamboree, 186 Disney’s Hollywood services and facilities in, Credit cards, 33 Studios, 134–136 230–232 car-rental insurance and, 63 Epcot, 122–129 shopping, 314 Crescent Lake cruises, 73, 82 Magic Kingdom, suggested itineraries, Cribs, at WDW resorts, 73 129–134 175–176 Cricketers Arms Pub & smaller portions, 141, ticket prices, 230 Eatery, 335 143 tip sheet, 232 Cross Country Creek, 242 for special dietary Disney’s BoardWalk, 328 Crush ‘n’ Gusher, 240 needs, 126 Disney’s Design-A-Tee, 311 Curiosity Caverns, 340 Walt Disney World Disney’s Fort Wilderness Curious George Goes to Resorts, 137–145 Resort & Campground, 301 Town, 262 Dinner shows, 320–325 Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Currency and currency Dinoland U.S.A., 233 218–229 exchange, 356 DINOSAUR, 234 arriving in, 218 for international visitors, 44 Disabilities, travelers with, Hidden Mickeys in, 225 Customs regulations, 23–24 43–45 hours, 218 Cutback Cove, 292 Islands of Adventure, major attractions and CyberSpace Mountain, 244 267–268 shows, 220–229 SeaWorld, 26, 283 operating hours, 168 Universal Orlando, 25–26 parades, playgrounds, and Dance performances, 327 Universal Studios Florida more, 229 David Leadbetter Golf Acad- (USF), 254 restaurants, 134–136 emy, 302 Disaster!, 257 services and facilities in, Debit cards, 34–35 Disco H20, 295–296 218, 220 charging purchases to, 94 Discounts and money-saving shopping, 314 Delta Vacations, 50, 71 tips suggested itinerary, Dental Referral Service, 356 car rentals, 62–63 174, 175 Der Stuka, 296 hotels, 66–67 ticket prices, 218 Dervish and Banges, 276 Universal Studios, 256 Disney’s Hollywood Studios Dew Tour Play Station Pro, 19 Discovery Cove: A Dolphin Backlot Tour, 220–221 Diary of a Wimpy Kid, 32 Encounter, 289–291 Disney’s Pirate & Princess Dining, 117–163.
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