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This guidebook provides general infor¬ mation to help you make the most of your Magic Kingdom visit If you re¬ quire additional infor¬ mation or assistance, stop by City Hall on Main Street, (ISA Tickets & Passports: Tickets and Passports are available at the Transportation and Ticket Center or the Epcot Center Entrance Plaza. Multi-day World Passports, your best ticket value, provide admission to both Epcot Center and the Magic Kingdom and unlimited use of the transportation system throughout the Vacation Kingdom. Single-Day Tickets may be exchanged on the day of purchase for full credit toward the purchase of Multi-Day Passports. Ask for details at City Hall. Note: For same-day readmission to the Magic Kingdom, receive hand stamp at exit gate before leaving. Guests with Multi-Day World Passports must also receive a hand stamp if they plan to visit the Magic Kingdom and Epcot Center on the same day. Valid ticket or World Passport and hand stamp required for re-entry. Baby Services: Presented by Gerber. Changing and nursing facilities are located adjacent to the Crystal Palace Restaurant on Main Street, (l.SA Check at City Hall for hours of operation. Diapers, food, formula and a variety of items are available for purchase. Banking: Credit card cash advance, foreign currency exchange, and travelers' check services are all available at the Sun Bank, HA., located on Main Street, (l.SA. just inside the Magic Kingdom entrance.

Open daily 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Automated Teller Machine available. Note: The American

Express'* Card is the official charge card of the Walt Disney World Resort MasterCard®,

Visa®, travelers' checks and cash are also accepted for purchase of merchandise, tickets, and in all full-service restaurants in the Magic Kingdom. Camera Center: The Kodak Camera Center near Town Square provides film, film processing (with “same day” or “overnight" film processing for color prints) and camera loans (with refundable deposit.) Film also located in each “land." Dining: Stop by City Hall for information on all restaurants in the Walt Disney World Resort Entertainment: Your City Hall host or hostess can provide information on live entertainment and special events throughout the World’s Greatest Resort. First Aid: Located next to the Crystal Palace Restaurant on Main Street, (ISA. Guided Tours: Tours are available at a nominal charge in conjunction with any One-Day Ticket or World Passport Check at City Hall for details. Hospitality House: This Redemption Center for 15th Birthday prize-winners is conveniently located on the east side of Town Square. This is also the place to make your reservations (on first-come, first-served basis) for the Diamond Horseshoe Jamboree. “Wonders of Walt Disney World” for Students 10 to 15: Explore our World, both onstage and behind the scenes, in one of three fascinating day-long adventures. Take part in “Wonders of Walt Disney

World” for an unforgettable day of learning and fun. Call 828-2405 for schedule information and reservations.

Lockers: Locker facilities are located directly under the Main Street Station and at the Transportation and Ticket Center. Lost Children: Report missing children at Baby Services or at City Hall. Or call 824-6707. Lost and Found: Claim or report articles or missing persons (if you become separated from your party) anytime during operating hours at City Hall. Reservation information: For Walt Disney World overnight accommodations, character breakfasts, and dinner shows, call 824-8000. Transportation: Obtain information on getting around tire Walt Disney World Resort via motor coach, monorail, feriyboat or motor launch at City Hall or any location at the Transportation and Ticket Center (see map).

Special Services for Disabled Guests: For the Walt Disney World Disabled Guests Guidebook, or for special assistance, stop by City Hall. Wheelchair Guests: In this Guidebook, this wheelchair symbol ( ) indicates areas where you may remain in your wheelchair at all times. This symbol ( ) indicates those attractions where you must be able to leave your wheelchair. A member of your party may assist you in and out of these attractions.

Wheelchair rentals are available at the Stroller Shop, located just inside the Magic Kingdom main entrance. Quantities are limited. Sight-Impaired Guests: In the Magic Kingdom, complimentary tape cassettes and portable tape recorders designed to assist sight-impaired guests are available at City Hall. Hearing-Impaired Guests: A Telecommunications Device for the deaf (TDD) is available at City Hall. Strollers: Available for rent at the Stroller Shop on the far

Attention Young at Space Mountain, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and Grand Prix Raceway have special health and boarding restrictions. It is recommended that guests with physical limitations (heart condition, back neck problem, motion sickness), expectant mothers and small cl

right of the Magic Kingdom entrance. Quantities limited. Please note: Proper attire is required. Shoes and shirts must be worn at all times in the Magic Kingdom and aboard all transportation vehicles. No flash photo¬ graphy, eating, drinking or smoking is allowed in any Magic Kingdom attraction. Food or drink may not be brought into the Magic Kingdom. Cl Photo Express Service Just like magic! You can two-hour or same-day processing on all 110, 135 and aisc color prir (C-41 process). Dropy wherever you see the PHOTO EXPRESS sign throughout the Magic Kingdom. Your will be ready for Kodak Street,

Welcome to the Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom: Six lands of fun, fantasy and entertainment to delight children of all ages are waiting to be enjoyed. Come on along and discover that most magical place of all where dreams really do come true.

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World” for an unforgettable day of learning and fun. Call 828-2405 for schedule information and reservations.

Lockers: Locker facilities are located directly under the Main Street Station and at the Transportation and Ticket Center. Lost Children: Report missing children at Baby Services or at City Hall. Or call 824-6707. Lost and Found: Claim or report articles or missing persons (if you become separated from your party) anytime during operating hours at City Hall. Reservation information: For Walt Disney World overnight accommodations, character breakfasts, and dinner shows, call 824-8000. Transportation: Obtain information on getting around tire Walt Disney World Resort via motor coach, monorail, feriyboat or motor launch at City Hall or any location at the Transportation and Ticket Center (see map).

Special Services for Disabled Guests: For the Walt Disney World Disabled Guests Guidebook, or for special assistance, stop by City Hall. Wheelchair Guests: In this Guidebook, this wheelchair symbol ( ) indicates areas where you may remain in your wheelchair at all times. This symbol ( ) indicates those attractions where you must be able to leave your wheelchair. A member of your party may assist you in and out of these attractions.

Wheelchair rentals are available at the Stroller Shop, located just inside the Magic Kingdom main entrance. Quantities are limited. Sight-Impaired Guests: In the Magic Kingdom, complimentary tape cassettes and portable tape recorders designed to assist sight-impaired guests are available at City Hall. Hearing-Impaired Guests: A Telecommunications Device for the deaf (TDD) is available at City Hall. Strollers: Available for rent at the Stroller Shop on the far

Attention Young at Space Mountain, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and Grand Prix Raceway have special health and boarding restrictions. It is recommended that guests with physical limitations (heart condition, back neck problem, motion sickness), expectant mothers and small cl

right of the Magic Kingdom entrance. Quantities limited. Please note: Proper attire is required. Shoes and shirts must be worn at all times in the Magic Kingdom and aboard all transportation vehicles. No flash photo¬ graphy, eating, drinking or smoking is allowed in any Magic Kingdom attraction. Food or drink may not be brought into the Magic Kingdom. Cl Photo Express Service Just like magic! You can two-hour or same-day processing on all 110, 135 and aisc color prir (C-41 process). Dropy wherever you see the PHOTO EXPRESS sign throughout the Magic Kingdom. Your will be ready for Kodak Street,

Attractions

fl Walt Disney World Railroad: Board an old-fashioned steam train for a grand circle tour of the entire Magic Kingdom. R

© Walt Disney Story: Follow Walt Disney from his boyhood through the creation of the Walt Disney World Resort. See rare film footage, narrated by Walt himself. 0

H Main Street Cinema: Enjoy classic films of the silent screen era, shown continuously.

# Penny Arcade: A room full of fun for a penny, nickel, dime, or quarter.

Main Street Vehicles: Board a Horse-drawn Trolley, Horseless Carriage, Jitney, Omnibus or Fire Engine in Town Square for a one-way journey down Main Street to Cinderella Castle.lH

® Town Square Cafe: Breakfast, BBQ luncheon and dinner, gourmet hamburgers, steaks, salad and sandwiches. Table service. Presented by Hormel. ® Main Street Bakery and Cookie Shop: Pastries, cookies, ice cream cookie sandwiches and beverages. ® Plaza Ice Cream Parlor: Sealtest Ice Cream cones and

sundaes. Presented by Sealtest Ice Cream. © Plaza Restaurant: Sandwiches, entrees, fancy sundaes. Table service. © Refreshment Corner: Hot dogs, Coca-Cola, soft drinks and coffee. Presented by Coca-Cola. ® Crystal Palace Restaurant: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner, featuring exotic salads, prime rib, chicken, fish, 100% Colombian Coffee. Buffeteria. Presented by Colombian Coffee Growers. © Main Street Wagons: Fresh fruits, footlong hotdogs, nuts and beverages. Orville Redenbacher Gourmet Popping Corn: Popcorn wagons located throughout the Magic Kingdom. Sealtest Ice Cream Wagons: Located throughout the Magic Kingdom. Shops

The West Side of Main Street:

© Newsstand: Mementos, character merchandise. Located at the entrance to the Magic Kingdom. © Emporium: Mementos, toys, plush merchandise,

ersonal/decorative gifts, ooks, records, film and

sundries. © Harmony Barber Shop: Features old-time shave and haircut, moustache cups, nostalgic shaving items. © Disney Clothiers, Ltd.: Disney character fashions in the contemporary manner. Men’s, women's and children’s apparel and accessories. © House of Magic: Magic tricks, monster masks, puzzles, books, gags. © Main Street Stationers: Cards for all occasions, stationery and accessories. Presented by Gibson Greeting Cards Inc.

The East Side of Main Street:

® The Chapeau: Gentlemen’s and ladies’ hats, monogramming. Character hats.

© Kodak Camera Center: Film, film processing, cameras, camera loans (with refundable deposit), service,

photo tips, souvenir portrait area. Kodak film also available at other shops throughout the Magic Kingdom. © Main Street Confec¬ tionery: Chocolates, nuts, homemade peanut brittle. Presented by See’s Candies. @ Uptown Jewelers: Jewelry, china and Lorus timepieces. @ Disney & Co.: Favorite Disney merchandise. © Main Street Market House: Gifts, old-fashioned candy and snacks. Fine cigars, cigarettes, pipes, tobacco products and accessories. © The Shadow Box: Silhouettes created and framed while you wait. @ Crystal Arts: Glass cutting, blowing and engraving. Presented by Arribas Brothers. Services: © Sun Bank: Offers a variety of banking services. © Magic Kingdom Baby Center: Presented by Gerber. Hours vary, so check at City Hall for operating times. @ First Aid Center © Stroller Shop: Stroller and wheelchair rental. Disney merchandise. Located at the entrance to the Magic Kingdom. (Limited availability) ® City Hall Information Center: Information and assistance on entertainment, lost and found, reservations and transportation. Walt Disney Merchandise Mail Order Catalogs available here. © Hospitality House: Reservations for the Diamond Horseshoe Jamboree are taken here each morning on a same-day only, first-come, first-served basis._

□ Kodak “Photo Spot” - Symbols indicate prime photo¬ taking locations.

Attractions

® Swiss Family Tree- house: Climb through a giant replica of the ingenious shipwrecked family’s home. ® Jungle Cruise: Board an explorer’s launch for a “danger-filled” cruise down tropical rivers of the world. El ® Tropical Serenade: (Enchanted Tiki Birds) Sing along with birds, flowers and tikis in a musical revue. Presented by Florida Citrus Growers. 0 ® Pirates of the Caribbean: Sail through pirate strongholds and treasure rooms as you join the rowdiest crew ever to hoist the Jolly Roger. El

® Adventureiand Veranda: Hamburgers, hot dogs, oriental sandwiches and entrees served in a South Seas setting. Presented by Kikkoman.

® Aloha Isle: Fresh pineapple spears, soft-serve Dole Whip. Presented by Dole.

© Sunshine Tree Terrace: Citrus specialties. Presented by Florida Citrus Growers.

® El Pirata Y el Perico: Hot dogs with assorted toppings, snacks and beverages (seasonal).

© The Oasis: Snacks and soft drinks.

Shops Adventureland Bazaar ® Tropic Toppers: Hats, film and sundries. © Oriental Imports, Ltd.: Far East imports, jewelry. ® The Magic Carpet: Middle East imports, jewelry, brassware. ® Traders of Timbuktu: African imports, apparel. @ Tiki Tropic Shop: Casual apparel and swimwear accessories. © Colonel Hathi’s: island apparel and decorative gifts. Kiosk © Bwana Bob’s: Cuddly plush birds and toys, film and sundries.

Caribbean Plaza ® House of Treasure: Pirate souvenirs and novelties. © Golden Galleon: Elegant nautical and Spanish gifts. Casual apparel and shoes. © Plaza del sol Caribe: Candy, snacks, hats, flowers, decorative gifts and apparel. © Laffite’s Portrait Deck: Have a souvenir photo taken in a “swashbuckling” setting. @ La Princesa de Cristal: Glass cutting, blowing, engraving. Presented by Arribas Brothers.


Frontierland

Attractions

© Walt Disney World Railroad: Board an old-fashioned steam train and ride round trip or disembark on Main Street, (ISA. © Big Thunder Mountain Railroad: Catch a runaway mine train for a roughshod roller coaster-type ride through the days of Gold Rush excitement. Loose articles, hats and glasses should be removed and secured. Note health and other boarding restrictions and minimum height requirements. © Tom Sawyer Island: Take a raft journey across the Rivers of America to this fun-filled island. Explore the rustic Fort Sam

Clemens. (Attraction closes at dusk)

® Country Bear Jamboree: Watch a hilarious cast of wilderness bears perform in a foot-stompin’ hoe-down.

© Frontierland Shootin’ Arcade: Test your sharpshooting skills at “wilderness” targets.

® Diamond Horseshoe Jamboree: Reservations for this live floor show must be made (at Hospitality House on Main Street, (ISA) on a first-come, first-served basis in the morning of the day you would like to see the show. Sandwiches, snacks and soft drinks available before the show. 0

Restaurants & Snacks

© The Mile Long Bar: Mexican entrees, churros and beverages served in an Old West setting. ® Pecos Bill’s Cafe: Hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken sandwiches and chili. © Aunt Polly’s Landing: (Tom Sawyer Island) — Sandwiches, snacks and beverages. ® Frontierland Wagon: Serving churros, a favorite Mexican pastry. ® Westward Ho: Snacks and beverages. ® Nacho Wagon: Nacho chips with cheese sauce.

Shops

© Frontierland Trading Post: Western, Indian and Mexican gifts, leather goods. © Tricornered Hat Shoppe: Western hats and leather accessories. © Frontier Woodcutter: Woodcarving and personalized items. Presented by Rubio Artists Co. © Bearly Country: Plush bears, country crafts and clothing. © Frontier Woodcarvers: Decorative wooden accessories. @ Brier Patch: Wooden crafts and baskets.

Liberty Square

Attractions

© The Hall of Presidents: See this dramatic presentation of our nation’s history as all the American presidents come to life on stage. 1 © Liberty Square Riverboat: Cruise down the Rivers of America aboard an authentic steam-powered stern-wheeler. 3 © Mike Fink Keelboats: Take a backwoods journey to adventure on the Rivers of America. (Attraction closes at dusk.) © The Haunted Mansion: Come face to face with 999 happy ghosts, ghouls and goblins in a “frightfully funny” adventure, fj

Restaurants & Snacks

© Liberty Tree Tavern: Luncheon and dinner. Table service in a colonial setting featuring beef, chicken, fresh fish and other seafood entrees. Request a seating time at the door. @ Sleepy Hollow Refreshments: Snacks, sandwiches, cold and hot beverages. Fresh-baked Toll House Cookies. Presented by Nestle. (§) Columbia Harbour House: Freshly battered fried shrimp and chicken entrees, Monte Cristo Sandwich, fruit salad and cold sandwiches. Children’s menu available. ® Liberty Square Wagon: Fresh-baked potatoes with toppings, beverages. © Fife & Drum: Soft drinks, snacks (seasonal).

Shops

© Olde World Antiques: One-of-a-kind antiques and reproductions. ® Silversmith: Jewelry and decorative gifts created in silver. © Heritage House: Early American gifts, historical mementos, custom-blended and famous brand perfumes, sundries and film. ® Keel Boat Shoppe: Magic tricks, monster masks, gags and film. ® The Yankee Trader: Unusual cooking and serving accessories. © Silhouette Cart: Silhouettes created and framed while you wait.


Where Storybook Dreams Come True

Attractions © Mad Tea Party: Whirl and twirl your way across the floor in the Mad Hatter’s giant tea cups. P] 0 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: Sail with Captain Nemo on a submarine voyage aboard the “Nautilus” and explore lost undersea worlds, m ® Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride:* Jog along on a hilarious, reckless ride through Old London. EJ ® Snow White’s Adventures:* Travel through

the dark forest to meet the Seven Dwarfs and the fearsome Wicked Witch. ' * PARENTS: The special effects of these attractions may, in some cases, be too intense for small children.

® Dumbo, the Flying Elephant: Let Dumbo take you on an aerial journey high over Fantasyland. IS ® Cinderella’s Golden Carrousel: Ride one of 90 galloping horses on a whirling fantasy of color and music.E3

© It’s A Small World: Join hundreds of singing, dancing international dolls on the happiest cruise that ever sailed. El ® Peter Pan’s Right: Fly over moonlit London to Never- Never-Land aboard a pirate galleon. El ® Skyway: (One way only — to Tomorrowland) Glide on a scenic journey high over the

, Magic Kingdom. @ Fantasy Faire: See your

j favorite Disney characters j perform. ' Restaurants & Snacks

© Troubadour Tavern: Soft drinks, snacks, (seasonal) @ Pinocchio Village Haus: Hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken, beverages. © Tournament Tent: Frozen specialty drinks (seasonal). © Enchanted Grove: Citrus drinks and citrus swirl soft-serve. Presented by Florida Citrus Growers. © King Stefan’s Banquet Hall: (Cinderella Castle) Luncheon and dinner. Table service featuring prime rib, filet mignon, fresh fish and salads. Request a seating time at the door in advance. Cinderella may appear while you dine! © Gurgi’s Munchies & Crunchies: Specialties for children feature chicken, macaroni and cheese, grilled cheese, and corn dogs, served in a meal box. Sandwiches, chips and beverages for adults. © The Round Table: Sealtest soft-serve ice cream cones,

| specialty waffle cone sundaes, brownie sundaes and

l beverages. Presented by \ Sealtest.

© Fantasyland Pretzel Wagon: Soft pretzels.

Shops © Disneyana Shop: Old and new Disney collectibles. © The Mad Hatter: Themed and character hats, monogramming and ready-to-wear clothing. © Tinkerbell Toy Shop: Children's toys and games, stuffed Disney characters.

® King’s Gallery: (Cinderella Castle) Imported European clocks, chess sets, decorative gifts, handcrafted jewelry. © Mickey’s Christmas Carol: Yuletide is in season the year 'round with an impressive display of Christmas accessories and gifts. © The AristoCats: Gifts, toys and mementos. © Royal Candy Shoppe: Candy snacks, sundries and film. © Kodak Kiosk: Film sale and information. Presented by Kodak. © Nemo’s Niche: Plush toys, film and information.


Attractions

© Mission to Mars: Visit Mission Control, then blast-off on a journey to Mars. 0

© Circle-Vision 360 Theater “American Journeys”: Discover America’s people, heritage, and breathtaking beauty. Presented by Black & Decker. 1

© “If You Had Wings”: Travel to the Caribbean, Old Mexico, New Orleans and other exciting vacation ports. !H

© WEDway PeopleMover: Travel with ease and leisure

around Tomorrowland aboard this revolutionary transportation system.

© StarJets: Pilot your own spacecraft on an aerial adventure in Tomorrowland skies.

9 Carousel of Progress: Trace 100 years of Progress for People as an Audio-Animatronics family demonstrates the many conveniences made possible in American life by a century of innovation in electricity.

® Skyway: (One way only - to Fantasyland) Glide on a

scenic journey high over the Magic Kingdom. ® Space Mountain: Experience a winding, soaring race through space on a roller coaster-type ride. Note health and other boarding restrictions. Loose articles should be removed and secured. Disabled guests, or those preferring not to ride, may take the ride bypass at the attraction turnstiles to visit RYCA 1 Dream of a New World. Presented by GE/RCA. ® Grand Prix Raceway: Take the wheel of your own race car over winding roadways. Presented by Goodyear. Note boarding restrictions. ® Tomorrowland Theater: Presents a lively song and dance stage show featuring the Disney characters.

© Tomorrowland Terrace: Hot and cold subs and sandwiches, specialty salads,

! soups, french fries, ice cream I and beverages. | © The Lunching Pad: | Natural foods. Tofu soft-serve,

fresh fruit, sandwiches, salads, snacks and juices. Presented

! by Sun Giant. © The Space Bar: Specialty sandwiches, soft drinks, desserts, snacks. Hosted by Wise Foods. © Plaza Pavilion: Deep-dish pizza, spaghetti, meatball sub, Italian hoagie, chicken parme- san sandwiches, pasta salad, ice cream cups, beverages.

Shops ® Mickey’s Mart: Disney merchandise. Coppertone Sun-Care products. © Skyway Station Shop: Disney merchandise favorites. © The Space Port: Contem¬ porary decorative gifts, fashion merchandise. ® Space Place: Cameras, film and accessories, candy, Florida T-shirts, sweat shirts and glow jewelry.


The Total Vacation Destinatic

The Magic Kingdom and Epcot Center are still only 6art of the fun at the Waft

isney World Resort. There's also a world of resort accom¬ modations, sports, dining and entertainment.

Five Sensational Resorts offer a variety of accommoda- ; tions: Resort Villas (featur¬ ing four different types of one- and two-bedroom units), The Disney Inn, the Con¬ temporary Resort, the Poly¬ nesian Village Resort, and’ the Fort Wilderness Camp¬ ground Resort. For reserva¬ tions, call (305) 824-8000.

Dinner Shows are presented nightly. Choose from "Broadway at the Top," a Broadway-style revue at the , Contemporary Resort; the "Polynesian Revue" and "Mickey's Tropical Revue" at the Polynesian Village Re¬ sort; or kick up your heels at the "Hoop-Dee-Doo Mu¬ sical Revue" in Pioneer Hall at Fort Wilderness Camp- ; ground Resort. For reserva- t tions call (305) 824-8000. I

Recreation is offered everywhere. Enjoy Disney's version of the ol' "swimmin' hole" at River Country visit a fully-accredited zoo at Discovery Island, or play any of our three 18-hole PGA Championship golf courses. Swimming pools, tennis courts, and marinas are scattered throughout the resort.

Walt Disney World Shopping Village offers 20 unique, waterfront shops, elegant dining and good-time enter¬ tainment. No parking or ad¬ mission charge. Open daily 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Transportation Throughout Waft Disney World is avail¬ able by bus. Check with Bus Information for schedules. Monorails connect Epcot Center with the Magic King-

n: Walt Disney World Resort

dom and the Contemporary and Polynesian Village Re¬ sorts. Monorail and bus

transportation is included with each Multi-Day World Passport.

IMPORTANT NUMBERS Accommodations.: Walt Disney World Resort Information . Magic Kingdom Lost & Found . Epcot Center Lost & Found . Tee Times & Golf Studio ;... Resort Dining and Recreation Iniormatioi Walt Disney World Shopping Village _ Disney Car Care Center .

(305)824-8000 (305) 824-4321 1305) 824-4521 (305) 827-8236 (305) 824-2270 (30S) 824-3737 i (305) 828 'Du, (305) 824-4813

The Epcot Center Adventure

Imagine time-traveling from the era of the dinosaurs to the age of the stars. Discovering the secrets of a Mayan pyramid. Dining beneath the Eiffel Tower. Spiraling through space inside an 18-story sphere. Now, imagine doing it all in one place: Epcot Center. In Future World, you'll travel from deep sea to deep space. You'll come face-to-face with a pod of dolphin in the world's sixth ocean, soar to space colonies of the future, travel on sunshine and experience tomorrow's lifestyles. And at the Magic Eye Theatre at Journey into Imagination, you can see Captain EO, a 3-D Musical Motion Picture Space Adventure starring Michael Jackson. In World Showcase, you'll experience the cultures of celebrated nations in detailed re-creations of the world's great landmarks and landscapes. A world of international dining adventures also awaits. Multi-Day World Passport holders may visit both the Magic Kingdom and Epcot Center the same day. Monorail transportation between the parks is provided from the Transportation and Ticket Center.

Guess What's Next!

A lot of construction is going on around the Walt Disney World Resort, and within the next two years, you'll have four more rea¬ sons to pack your bags for a return visit to the World's Greatest Resort.

Pleasure Island — This themed, waterfront enter¬ tainment center will feature six innovative nightclubs with dining and live enter¬ tainment (The Zephyr RockinRoiladrome, Manne¬ quin Dance Theatre, Com¬ edy Warehouse, Videopolis, Adventurers Club, Neonar- madillo, and scores of shops and food carts — all housed on a six-acre island that was once the mythical empire of a sail-making, ship-building entrepreneur: Merriweather Adam Pleasure. Opening Spring, 1988.

Typhoon Lagoon — This all- new, thrill-a-minute water adventure park features the world's largest manmade watershed mountain — 95 feet high — streaming with water slides and roaring rapids up to 400 feet long. A 2\ acre wave-making la¬ goon and a unique saltwater snorkeling reef make this a one-of-a-kind adventure for water lovers. Opening Sum¬ mer, 1988.

Grand Floridian Beach Resort — Overlooking Seven Seas Lagoon, this 900-room hotel, including 81 con¬ cierge suite rooms, will take guests on a return to Victo¬ rian Florida when John D. Rockefeller, Thomas Edison and even President Theo¬ dore Roosevelt wintered in the friendly sunshine. Wide verandas, intricate lattice work and balustrades, a five-story-high lobby with il¬ luminated stained-glass domes, and hanging ornate chandeliers will make this hotel a gracious retreat. Opening Summer, 1988.

Disney-MCM Studio Tour — Scheduled to open in Spring, 1989, the Studio Tour will take guests through every aspect of movie-making — from back- lot construction to actual filming on a sound stage. You'll ride through "Great Moments at the Movies," experience an "Audio Ad¬ venture,'' try your hand at acting, learn the ins and outs of production, anima¬ tion, special effects. It's "lights, camera, action" all day long for the whole family.

Photo Tips from Kodak

For depth, "frame" your ghoto with an arch or tree ranch in the foreground.

To capture details, move in as close as 18 inches with doseup setting on some Kodak disc cameras.

Personalize pictures of attractions by including friends or family members in the foreground. To help make a complete picture story, take photographs at the "photo-spot" signs throughout the Magic Kingdom. You can make title pictures by photographing identifying signs.

If you have a 35mm camera, you can photograph outdoor subjects after sundown and indoor subjects using fast films such as KODACOLOR VR 400 Film (set exposure meter at 400) and KODACOLOR VR 1000 Film (set exposure meter at 1000).

WANT TO BORROW OR RENT A CAMERA? NEED FILM? WANT PHOTO ADVICE? See the experts at the Kodak Camera Center. Kodak film is also available at other shops throughout the Magic Kingdom.

Suggested Nighttime and Indoor Exposure for KODAK Films

Subject KODACOLOR VR 400 Light Conditions KODAK EKTACHROME 400 KODACOLOR VR 1000

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