By Carl Pruit
Disney's world-renowned Orlando theme park is a must-see for travelers to Florida
Filled with all type of attractions and entertainment, Walt Disney World in
Orlando, Florida, has everything you need for a complete vacation. With hotels, restaurants, cafes, shops, theater shows and, of course, the many exhilarating rides, you can enjoy all of your time away within this vast world of fun and adventure. Plan ahead to get the most out of your budget and track down Disney's best deals.
Ft. Wilderness Resort and Campground
You can combine the adventure of a camping trip with the fun of Disney World by staying at Disney's Ft. Wilderness resort and Campground. For accommodations, you can choose from a cozy cabin, a campground tent or a spacious recreational vehicle. The campground also features swimming pools, Daniel Boone's Wilderness Arcade Center, a petting zoo with pony rides, laundry facilities and more. There are a range of guest services, including onsite banking services, restaurants, video rentals, a guest services desk and camera rentals. Ft. Wilderness Resort and Campground is located in the Disney World Resort between Epcot Center and the Magic Kingdom.
Ft. Wilderness Resort and Campground
4510 N. Ft. Wilderness Drive
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830-1000
(407) 824-2900
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Columbia Harbour House
The Columbia Harbour House in Disney World's Liberty Square offers a convenient, informal and inexpensive dining option. Directly across from the Haunted Mansion, the Harbour House is a family-friendly place within Disney World that features familiar comfort food such as fried chicken, fish and chips, soups, sandwiches, macaroni and cheese, french fries and chocolate chip cookies. Menu prices are designed to be easy on your wallet.
Columbia Harbour House
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Disneys Pirate Cruise
Your child can experience the thrill of being a pirate with Disney's Pirate Cruise. During this adventure, children ages 4 to 12 are dressed up in red-and-white-striped pirate hats or bandannas to explore the seas and look for buried treasure aboard a pirate ship. Free of parental supervision, they will cruise around an island, filling their bags with their treasures and experiencing exciting adventures. Lunch is provided for your kids; they will feast on peanut butter-and-jelly sandwiches and other kid favorites. Sneakers and socks are required for your child's protection.
Disney's Pirate Cruise
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About the Author:
Carl Pruit has been a freelance writer since 2005, specializing in service journalism and travel. His work has appeared on various websites. Born and raised in California, Pruit attended Contra Costa Community College in San Pablo, Calif. and received an associate degree in the administration of justice.
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