To make the most of your holiday, you can use the help on this web site, including all the links available. We recommend that you also use one or more published guides which you can carry with you. There are numerous guides available: Here are some of the best:

(To purchase the books click here (Amazon.co.uk) and enter the book title into the search for books.)

Guides To Orlando And Florida

A Brit's Guide To Orlando and Walt Disney World by Simon Veness (Foulsham Publishing)

(If you only buy one guide make sure this is it! We found it invaluable!) This book gives ratings of rides, which takes account of how exhilarating and how scary they are - ideal for planning for children of different ages and fear factors!

The Unofficial Guide To Walt Disney World by Bob Sehlinger (Wiley Publishing)

Very good - quite bulky!

Top 10 Orlando by Richard Grula, Jim and Cynthia Tunstall (Dorling Kindersley)

Brief summaries of "things to do" - useful for planning your holiday in advance and keeping with you on the trip.

Eyewitness Travel Guide: Florida (Dorling Kindersley)

To plan activities within Florida beyond the Orlando attractions

The Other Orlando. What To Do When You've Done Disney And Universal by Kelly Monaghan (Published by The Intrepid Traveler)

Another excellent guide about attraction away from Disney et al

Remember its always worthwhile getting the most up to date books that you can since the theme park operators often change their facilities and opening times, as we found to our costs as we stood outside Animal Kingdom for two hours before we were allowed in!

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