Why You Need This Book...
To start the "Magic" early before you leave and to keep the Magic going after you return.

The interactive concept of this book is for you and your kids to gather around a table with a computer nearby to access appropriate Web sites...assemble scissors, tape and glue...and have the time of your life planning and memorializing your adventure.  Our concept is for the kids to become involved in the excitement of going to Walt World® long before they get to Orlando.  With this family activity book, they will see now what to expect when they arrive at the park and already know how they want to spend their time.

My team of "Geeks" and I are here to help you decide how to spend your limited time.  We've already narrowed the challenge for you by concentrating on only Epcot®, the most popular of the resort parks, with its Future World, World Showcase, Kidcot Fun Stop, Kim Possible World Showcase Adventure, and most of all it gourmet dining. 

We will show you how to use this book-with its maps, descriptions, notations of appropriate age ranges, and insider tips-and various Web sites, too, as interactive tools to educate you and the kids about every aspect of every ride, attraction, and restaurant.  We want everyone to make wise "I wanna" choices and enjoy collaborating to:

1.  Create a "Scrapbook of Anticipations" now that becomes a take-along picture guide to what each person anticipates doing each day at Epcot®:

• Read to, or allow the kids to read, the description of each ride or attraction.
  
• Find related pictures in the book or visit Web sites listed in the Appendix.
  
• Decide which rides and entertainment they want to enjoy and when.
  
• Cut out/tape the pictures chosen of attractions and restaurants into the allotted space.
  
• If you keep this book in a reachable location for the kids, you will find them looking through the pictures and changing their mind as to which attraction will be first on their list.

• Replace the taped pictures with personal photos of family members' childhood glee (or horror) as they experienced various rides, entertainment, tours, or meals.
  
• Add captions to the photos or make short journal entries that describe actions or feelings.
  
• Share the Magical Memory.with family and friends.

You have accomplished the first step in going to Walt DisneyWorld® Orlando by obtaining this uniquely interactive "scrapbook of anticipations and keepsake album" on The Magic Kingdom. 

The interactive concept of this book is for you and your kids to gather around a table with a computer nearby...assemble scissors, tape and glue...and have the time of your life planning and memorializing your Disney adventure.  Our concept is for the kids to become involved in the excitement of going to Walt Disney World® long before they get to Orlando.  With this interactive book, they will see now what to expect when they arrive at the park and already know how they want to spend their time.  I and my team of "Disney Geeks" are here to help you decide how to spend your limited time.  We've already narrowed the challenge for you by concentrating on only The Magic Kingdom, the most popular of the Disney resort parks, with its Main Street, Adventureland, Tomorrowland, Fantasyland, Frontierland, Liberty Square and Mickey's Toontown Fair.  We will show you how to use this book--with its maps, descriptions, notations of appropriate age ranges, and tips--and various Web sites, too, as interactive tools to educate you and the kids about every aspect of every ride, attraction, and restaurant. 

You start with Chapter 0 "Overview of Magic Kingdom Theme Park" where we provide adult information about the Disney Theme Parks and the entertainment information starts at Chapter 1 with an "Introduction to Main Street U. S. A."
Then, we want everyone to make wise "I wanna" choices and enjoy collaborating to:

1.  Create a "Scrapbook of Anticipations" now that becomes a take-along picture guide to what each person anticipates doing each day in The Magic Kingdom:

• Read to, or allow the kids to read, the description of each ride or attraction.
  
• Find related pictures in the book or visit Web sites listed in the Appendix. 
  
• Decide what rides and entertainment they want to enjoy and when.
  
• Cut out/tape the pictures chosen of attractions and restaurants into the allotted space.
  
• If you keep this book in a reachable location for the kids, you will find them looking through the pictures they have placed in the book and changing their mind as to which attraction will be first on their list.  This is part of the anticipation!

• Replace the taped pictures with personal photos of family members' childhood glee (or horror) as they experienced various rides, entertainment, tours, or meals.
  
• ADD captions to the photos or make short journal entries that describe actions or feelings.
  
• Share the album with family and friends and keep it as a treasured family Magical Memory.

Title:  InsideScoop to Walt Disney World® Magic Kingdom
Author:  Bruce Moran, Paula Brown, and Patrick Corley
Publishing House:  TotalRecall Publishing
Publication Date:  7/16/2008
ISBN:  9781590958568

You have accomplished the first step in going to Walt Disney World® Orlando by obtaining this uniquely interactive "scrapbook of anticipations and keepsake album" on Disney's Hollywood Studios.

The interactive concept of this book is for you and your kids to gather around a table with a computer nearby...assemble scissors, tape and glue...and have the time of your life planning and memorializing your Disney adventure.  Our concept is for the kids to become involved in the excitement of going to Walt Disney World® long before they get to Orlando.  With this interactive book, they will see now what to expect when they arrive at the park and already know how they want to spend their time. 

I and my team of "Disney Geeks" are here to help you decide how to spend your limited time.  We've already narrowed the challenge for you by concentrating on only Disney's Hollywood Studios, one of the most popular of the Disney resort parks, with its Hollywood Boulevard, Echo Lake, Streets of America, Commissary Lane, Animation Courtyard, and Pixar Place attractions.

We will show you how to use this book--with its maps, descriptions, notations of appropriate age ranges, and tips--and various Web sites, too, as interactive tools to educate you and the kids about every aspect of every ride, attraction, and restaurant.  You start with an "Overview of Disney's Hollywood Studios Theme Park" where we provide adult information about the Disney Theme Parks and the entertainment information at Chapter 1 with an "Introduction to Hollywood Boulevard."

Then, we want everyone to make wise "I wanna" choices and enjoy collaborating to: 

1.  Create a "Scrapbook of Anticipations" now that becomes a take-along picture guide to what each person anticipates doing each day in Disney's Hollywood Studios:

• Read to, or allow the kids to read, the description of each ride or attraction. 
  
• Find related pictures in the book or visit Web sites listed in the Appendix. 
  
• Decide what rides and entertainment they want to enjoy and when. 
  
• Cut out/tape the pictures chosen of attractions and restaurants into the allotted space. 
  
• If you keep this book in a reachable location for the kids, you will find them looking through the pictures they have placed in the book and changing their mind as to which attraction will be first on their list.  This is part of the anticipation! 

• Replace the taped pictures with personal photos of family members' childhood glee (or horror) as they experienced various rides, entertainment, tours, or meals. 
  
• ADD captions to the photos or make short journal entries that describe actions or feelings. 
  
• Share the album with family and friends and keep it as a treasured family Magical Memory.