This is a run down of Epcot in Walt Disney World. I give a bit of insight into what each attraction and eating destination are really like. Everyone wants to maximize their time in Orlando. Here is an example of an attraction's description from the guide to show it helps you make choices of what's worth your time and what's not:
" The Seas with Nemo and Friends - Acting as the entrance to the pavilion, this ride picks off where the movie left off. Using digital projections the characters from Finding Nemo appear to be swimming in the real aquarium with the real fish. At the end , you are let out to explore the rest of the building's truly great aquarium exhibits. All and all it's a pretty neat effect and kids just go crazy for this ride. I personally think there's not much for adults on this ride. If you would like to visit the aquarium but skip the ride, you can enter through the exit of the building. The exit of the building is, what else, but a gift shop. Located to the far left if you are standing outside the building facing the main sign. I love strolling in this way, getting to enjoy the fish, and skipping the 30-45 minute wait for the ride. "
There are a lot of guide books out there for visiting the different Orlando theme parks. This is one is unique in that it only covers one park at a time. Why is this better? Well, this guide has been specially formatted to work well and be easy to read on e-readers such as the kindle. Other, more expensive, "complete" guides, are just too large and unwieldy. It's not easy to flip to a certain park like it is in a paper book. The e-book format lets us separate the parks out so they are far less confusing and you are only paying for the sections of the guide you will actually use.
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