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2 THE A-B-C'S OF TICKET BOOKS WALT DISNEY WORLD Walt Disney World ticket books are the most econorylical and convenient way to enjoy the Magic Kingdom. EIGHT ADVENTURE TICKET BOOK includes Walt Disney World transportation (monorail, ferryboats, motor launches and trams)... Admission to the Magic Kingdom... and eight Attractions. Adult $5.75 (value - $9.55) tel l A l B l C 2 D 3-E Jr. (12-17) $5.25 Child (3 11) - $4.75 (value - $8.55) (value - $6.25) TWELVE ADVENTURE TICKET BOOK includes Walt Disney World transportation (monorail, ferryboats, motor launches and trams)... Admission to the Magic Kingdom... and twelve Attractions. This guidebook is designed to help more enjoyable. We have included ma;::zs information on all the exciting aspects - ney World. Please feel free to ask a y o us f nee at any time during your stay. I of us the Vacation Kingdom want to insure that yo r will be as happy and enjoyable as possible. Your Walt Disney World Hosts and Hostesses. l A l B 2 C 4 D 4 E Adult - $6.75 Jr. (12-17) - $6.25 Child (3-11) - $5.75 (value - $12.45) (value - $11.45) (value - $9.05) Walt Disney World ticket books may be purchased at the Main Entrance Complex, Magic Kingdom, resorthotels and Fort Wilderness Campground Resort. WHEN LEAVING THE MAGIC KINGDOM, IF YOU PLAN ON RETURNING TODAY, PLEASE HAVE YOUR HAND STAMPED Guided Tour Information The Guided Tour is especially recommended for the first-time guest to the Magic Kingdom. The price of the Guided Tour includes use of the Transportation System (monorail, ferryboats, motor launches and trams), admission to the Magic Kingdom, an approximate threehour tour of the Magic Kingdom with a knowledgeable guide. The Tour includes five attractions with a guide plus two "E" coupons for attractions chosen by the guest. The Guided Tour is informal and informative, with rest stops provided along the way. Adults -$7.50; Children -$4.50 (3-11). Prices subject to change without notice. 1

3 THEM GIC KINGD~M THE MAGIC KINGDOM Adventures and Attractions OMNIBUS (Main Street) Ride an old fashioned double-decker bus along Main Street, U.S.A. HORSE CARS (Main Street) Board a horse-drawn trolley for a leisurely journey along the turn-of-the-century avenue. HORSELESS CARRIAGE, JITNEY (Main Street) A trip down Main Street aboard chugging rep licas of America's classic autos. ~. ~ FIRE ENGINE (Main Street) "Answer the alarm" In an old-fashioned fire wagon. CINDERELLA'S GOLDEN CARROUSEL (Fantasyland) Ride one of 90 galloping steeds in the "Happiest Land of them all." coupon or 25 MAIN STREET CINEMA (Main Street) Enjoy c lassie Ii lms of the silent screen era. FRONTIERLAND SHOOTIN' GALLERY (Frontlerland) Test your sharpshooting skills at "wilderness" targets. MIKE FINK KEELBOATS (Frontierland) A backwoods water journey to adventure on the Rivers of America. 2 The Magic Kingdom consists of six specially themed lands covering more than 100 acres in Walt Disney World. Each land is unique... featuring a series of attractions, shops, restaurants and entertainment carrying out a single theme. The first land you will enter is Main Street, U.S.A., which leads to a central plaza. Each of the other theme lands radiates o from the plaza. _. Adventureland, Frontierland, Liberty Square, Fantasyland and Tomorrowland. For your cc enience, detailed maps of each land are provided o pages DUMBO, THE FLYING ELEPHANT (Fantasyland) Fly with Dumbo on an aerial journey high over Fantasyland. MAD TEA PARTY (Fantasyland) A whirling, twirling ride aboard the Mad Hatter's giant tea cups. 3

4 l Iii coupon or 50 - (Adventureland) -~--S-W-IS-S-FA_M_l -LY-IS Climb to high adventure Tl!EEH and an O_U_S_E aerial panorama of Adventureland. ~ SNOW WHITE'S ADVENTURES (Fantasyland) Travel through the dark forest to meet the Seven Dwarfs and the Scary Wicked Witch. PETER PAN'S FLIGHT (Fantasyland) Fly over moonlit London and Never-Never Land aboard a pirate galleon. MR. TOAD' S WI LD RIDE (fantasyland) A hilarious, reckless ride through old London... l_i_ coupon or 90 JUNGLE CRUISE (Adventureland) Board an explorer's launch for a "dangerfilled" cruise down tropical rivers of the world. COUNTRY BEAR JAMBOREE (Frontierland) A hilarious cast of wilderness bears perform in a foot stompin' western hoedown. Presented by Pepsi -Cola & Frito- Lay. THE HALL OF PRESIDENTS (Liberty Square) All 36 American presidents "come-to-life" on stage in a dramatic show about our nation's founding and its great leaders. GRAND PRIX RACEWAY (Tomorrowland) Take the wheel of your own race car over winding roadways. Presented by Goodyear. THE HAUNTED MANSION (Liberty Square) Come face-to-face with 999 happy ghosts, ghouls and goblins in a "frightfully funny" adventure. WALT DISNEY WORLD RAILROAD (Main Street, Frontierland) Board an old-fashioned steam train for a grand circle trip around the Magic Kingdom. ENCHANTED TIKI BIRDS (Adventureland) Birds, flowers and enchanted tikis sing and chant in a musical luau in the Sunshine Pa vi lion. Presented by the Florida Citrus Growers. LI BERTY SQUARE RIVERBOATS (Liberty Square) Cruise down the Rivers of America aboard aut hentic steam -powered sternwheelers. THE MICKEY OUSE REVUE (fantasyland) Dozens of famous Walt Disney characters.. come-to-life" on stage in a magical, musical fantasy. SKYWAY (one way from Tomorrowland or Fantasyland) A scenic aerial journey high over the Magic Kingdom. FLIGHT TO THE MOON (Tomorrowland) Visit Mission Control, then "blast-off" on a journey to the Moon. 20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA (Fantasyland) Sail with Captain Nemo aboard the "Nautilus" to lost undersea worlds. IT'S A SMALL WORLD (Fantasyland) Join a cast of hundreds of singing, dancing international performers on "the happiest cruise that ever sailed." FREE ATTRACTIONS DIAMOND HORSESHOE REVUE (Liberty Square) A rollicking stage show right out of the Old West featuring a cast of dancing girls, comedians and singers incl uding Slue Foot Sue herself. "IF YOU HAD WINGS" (Tomorrowland) Travel to the Caribbean, old Mexico,.New Orleans, and other exciting vacation ' 4 Ports of Call." Presented by Eastern Airlines.. CIRCLE-VISION 360 (Tomorrowland) See the scenic wonders of our country and our world as they completely surround you in a colorful panorama. Presented by Monsanto. 4 COMING ATTRACTIONS The following Magic Kingdom attractions to open. Sum mer THE WALT DISNEY STORY (Main Street U.s.A.) Follow Walt Disney from his boyhood to the creation of Walt Disney Worl d. See rare film footage narrated by Walt himself. Presented by G If. PLAZA SWAN BOATS (Main Street U.S.A.) Enjoy a leisurely cruise along the Magic Kingdom's inland waterways. TOM SAWYER ISLAND RAFTS (Frontierland) Explore lnjun Joe's Cave, Smuggler's Hollow and the Magnetic Mystery Mine on Tom Sawyer Island. 5

5 :MAIN STREET, U. S. ADVENTURES AND ATTRACTIONS Walt Disney World Railroad "D" Jitney "A" Fire Engine "A" Horseless Carriage "A" Horse Cars "A" Omnibus "A" Cinema "B" Penny Arcade FOOD AND REFRESHMENTS Town Square Cafe {Oscar Bakery {Sara Plaza Ice Cream Parlor Refreshment Corner (Coca-Col The Crystal Station Break Refreshm.ents SHOPS AND Souvenir The Chapeau Hat GAF Camera Confectionery Greenhouse Flower Shop ~ New Century Clock Shop Cup'n Saucer China Wonderland of Wax Candle Shop 3 Art Market House {Smuckers Dixie Crystals) Card Shop Crystal Arts - Glass Blower and The Shadow Box Silhouette Studio (@) House of Uptown Disney & Co., Toys, Novelties INFORMATION AND City Hall and Lost & Hospitality House Railroad Station (2nd Floor) Ticket Information SERVICES Strollers and Wheelchairs Storage Lockers Harmony Barber Shop Baby Center First Aid and Lost Children ENTERTAINMENT Walt Disney World Marching Band Keystone Kop Quartet Town Band Barber Shop Quartet Crystal Palace Trio Disney Characters on Parade Refreshment Corner Ragtime Music Fire Dept. Band ENTRANCE 7

6 \ \ \ FANTASYLAND c4.dventureland TO LIBERTY SQUARE AND FRONTIERLAND ADVENTURES AND ATTRACTIONS Swiss Family Island Treehouse "C" Sunshine Pavilion Enchanted Tiki Birds (Florida Citrus Growers) Jungle Cruise "E" FOOD AND Adventureland Veranda Veranda Juice Sunshine Tree Terrace (Florida Citrus Growers) (j) The Oasis SHOPS AND Tropic Toppers - Hats & Oriental Imports, The Magic Tiki Tropic of Colonel Hathi's ENTERTAINMENT Adventureland Steel Drum Band 0 TICKETS AND INFORMATION 8 9

7 FANTASYLAND Liberty Square ADVENTURES AND ATTRACTIONS fi\ The Hall of Presidents \lj jje" 2 Liberty Square Riverboats "D" 3 The Haunted Mansion "E" 4 Mike Fink Keel Boats "B" Diamond Horseshoe Revue -Free FOOD AND Liberty Tree Tavern 0 The Diamond Horseshoe fo'i Sleepy Hollow \!lj Columbia Harbour Fife and Drum Refreshments r ADVENTURES AND ATTRACTIONS 1 Frontierland Shootin' Gallery "B" Country Bear Jamboree (Pepsi-Cola, Frito-Lay) "E" Walt Disney World Railroad "D" FOOD AND The Mile Long Bar (Pepsi-Cola, Pecos Bill's Cafe (Pepsi-Cola, Frito-Lay) SHOPS AND Tricornered Hat Heritage Olde World Antiques t.ii:i Mlle. Lafayette's \!.:l' The Yankee Pedlar Gourmet Culinary Aids ENTERTAINMENT Liberty Square Fife and Drum Corps Liberty Tree Tavern Singers Diamond Horseshoe Revue 0 TICKETS AND INFORMATION tier and SHOPS AND Frontier Trading Post ENTERTAINMENT Blue Grass Band Mariachi Band 0 TICKETS AND INFORMATION TO ADVENTURELAND 10 MAIN STREET USA

8 ADVENTURES AND ATTRACTIONS ~ Cinderella's Golden \!J Carrousel It's A Small World "E" Ii'\ Skyway to Tomorrowland \'!! Peter Pan's Flight "C" The Mickey Mouse Dumbo, the Flying _ Elephant "B" Snow White's Adventures Mr. Toad's Wild Ride "C" 'i'i 20,000 Leagues Under Vi9 the Sea Submarine Voyage "E" Mad Tea Party "B" FOOD AND REFRESHMENTS I«\ King Stefan's Banquet Troubadour Pinocchio Village Tournament The Round Lancer's Inn SHOPS AND Fantasyland Art Castle Camera The Mad Tinkerbell Toy Merlin's Magic The AristoCats Gift The King's Gallery ENTERTAINMENT The Pearly Band Walt Disney Characters The Polka Band The Briny Boys 0 TICKETS AND INFORMATION 13

9 ADVENTURES AND ATTRACTIONS ct Grand Prix Raceway (Goodyear) "C" Flight to the Moon "D" Skyway to Fantasyland "D" Circle-Vision (Monsanto) Free "If You Had Wings" (Eastern 'Airlines) Free SHOPS AND Mickey's The Space Skyway Station Shop ENTERTAINMENT Tomorrowland Terrace Rock Band 0 TICKETS AND INFORMATION FOOD AND REFRESHMENTS Tomorrowland Terrace (Coca-Cola) The Lunching Pad 15

10 THE MAGIC KIN6DC>M Follow the GAF Photo Trail for outstanding scenic pictures in the Magic Kingdom. The picture spots on the map have been carefully researched and selected as the best locations for taking memorable pictures. Each spot 0 has been marked by a Photo Trail sign providing useful information for colorful and exciting movies and still pictures. Photo Trail spots have also been located at the hotels and other scenic areas around Walt Disney World. Watch for the blue picture spot signs. 16 TAKING WALT DISNEY WORLD HOME WITH YOU IN PICTURES You'll quickly see that Walt Disney World is a photographer's paradise... not just for the professional but anyone with a camera. The photo tips on the next few pages will assist you in bringing Walt Disney World and the rest of your vacation "back home with you" in pictures. If you need any further advice or assistance, a staff of photo experts is ready to assist you at the GAF Camera Center, Main Street, U.S.A. Happy picture-taking from GAF - The Great American Film@ 17

11 GAF Photo Tips I. BEFORE YOU START SHOOTING CHECK YOUR EQUIPMENT CAMERA: Is it clean? Check for dirt & old film particles inside... finger prints, water marks on lens outside. Functioning properly? Check film advance, shutter, other mechanical features. Batteries fresh? Keep an extra set handy. Clean contact points with rough cloth or eraser. FILM: Check the size. Do you want color or black & white? Prints or slides? Indoor film (tungsten) or outdoor? Is film fresh? Film characteristics change with age and heat. Use before expiration date. Important: Never store film in a hot area such as a car trunk, glove compartment, or in direct sunlight. Do you have enough? Don't get caught short of film when that "once in a lifetime" picture happens. Film in camera? Some people actually forget to load up. When. you do load your camera, stay away from intense sunlight if possible. 11. WHILE YOU SHOOT... KEEP THESE THINGS IN MIND: Don't block the lens. Lens caps, thumbs, camera cases, and other objects spoil a surprising number of pictures. Ill. COMPOSE THOSE PICTURES! Outstanding pictures don't just happen... they are planned. Good composition is neither difficult nor time-consuming. It is fun, though, and it will improve your pictures dramatically. Let the surroundings tell a story ~--S The first picture could have been shot anywhere including the backyard at home. The second picture, taken in the same area, captures the old-fashioned atmosphere of Main Street, U.S.A. Hold that camera steady! Camera movement ruins more pictures than any other single factor. The slower your shutter speed, the steadier the camera must be. Watch for unwanted objects Avoid distracting objects such as trash cans and keep background objects such as trees Watch the focus. If your camera has a nonadjustable lens, stay at least four feet from your subject or it will appear fuzzy... "out of focus." from "growing" out of people's heads. Also avoid "cutting the subject in two" with your picture frame

12 Extra pointers for movie fans Distance to subject Bringing the family closer to the camera makes them recognizable yet retains the entire castle in the background. Pan Slowly. Panning... moving your camera across a large area to show its entirety... is the biggest problem in home movies. Avoid a continuous blur by panning slowly... or avoid panning unless it's necessary. Zoom Sparingly. Using a zoom lens on every shot will give you a "seasick" audience. A few zooms per roll are plenty. NEVER ZOOM AND PAN AT THE SAME TIME!. Wind motor after each scene. This way you'll never "run out of gas" in the middle of exciting action. If your camera has an electric drive, use fresh batteries. Vary scene length. It will give your show a change of pace. Important!... Don't try to film the entire Jungle Cruise, tor example, on a few seconds of film. Remember that a minimum of five full seconds is normally required for any movie scene to be enjoyed and understood. Action shots better than posed The thrill of the "Mad Tea Party" and the couple's reaction is a far more exciting picture than a stiff, posed scene. An Important Word About Flashbulbs Flashbulbs are prohibited in most indoor attractions in the Magic Kingdom. The Haunted Mansion, Hall of Presidents, Mickey Mouse Revue, Country Bear Jamboree, and other dimly lit shows are virtually impossible to shoot with flash equipment. Don't try to illuminate large subjects or anything further than 12 feet away. Large or distant objects at night must be shot with time exposure. A flash picture of the Cinderella Castle would require more than 100,000 flashbulbs! Do follow the instructions of your flash equipment to the letter. It will save you time, money, and countless bad pictures. Some pictures don't need the family Family pictures are important but a few go a long way. The same picture without the family clearly shows the submarine they just cruised on... better for storytelling back home. IV. WHEN YOU GET BACK HOME: Develop your film immediately. Remember that film characteristics change with. age.. The sooner you process the pictures, the sooner you will enioy them, and the better they will be. Organize your "show." Both slides and movies should be arranged. acco.rding to subject... Adventureland, Fantasyland, Polynesian Village Hotel, etc. For example, even if you visited Adventurela~d several different times during a week's vacation, keep the pictures together. Your "show" will be much more understandable. Avoid repetition. Fifteen different shots of the Cinderella Castle are fine for a "castle picture collection," but pick out only the cream of the crop for your show. The same goes for family pictures. Include several to show that you were "really there " but save the majority for the family album. ' 20 21

13 The Magic Kingdom Dining MAIN STREET Town Square Cafe - Breakfast, luncheon, dinner in a Victorian setting. Waitress service. (Oscar Mayer) Main Street Bakery - Coffee shop, Sara Lee pastries, cake decorating. Plaza Ice Cream Parlor - Sandwiches, crepes, sodas, fancy sundaes, and Borden ice cream cones. Waitress service. Refreshment Comer - Coca-Cola and hot dogs. Crystal Palace Restaurant - Breakfast, luncheon, dinner, exotic salads, buffet a la carte. The Station Break - Snacks and soft drinks. ADVENTURELAND Adventureland Veranda - Fried chicken, hot sandwiches and soft drinks in a Polynesian setting. Veranda Juice Bar - Tropical punch and snacks. Sunshine Tree Terrace - Florida citrus specialties and juices. (Florida Citrus Growers). The Oasis - Snacks and soft drinks. FRONTIERLAND Mlle Long Bar - Pepsi-Cola and Frito-Lay snack food items. Pecos Bill's Cafe - Hamburgers, hot dogs, french fries, Pepsi Cola and Frito-Lay snacks. LIBERTY SQUARE Liberty Tree Tavern - Waitress service, chopped steak, chicken, seafood, salads. Sleepy Hollow Refreshments - Snacks and specialty punch. The Diamond Horseshoe - Sandwiches, soft drinks. Columbia Harbour House - Fried chicken, fish and shrimp specialties. The Fife and Drum - Snacks and soft drinks. FANTASYLAND King Stefan's Banquet Hall - Waitress service, beef entrees, fried chicken, fish and salads. Troubadour Tavern - Welch's grape juice and juice bars. The Round Table - Sandwiches, Borden ice cream, beverages. Tournament Tent - Snacks, beverages. Pinocchio Village Haus - Hamburgers, hot dogs, beverages. Lancer's Inn - Hot dogs and soft drinks. TOMORROWLAND Tomorrowland Terrace - Hamburgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, Coca-Cola. The Lunching Pad - Snacks, ice cream, assorted beverages. For additional dining in Walt Disney World, consult listings for the Contemporary Resort, the Polynesian Village and the Walt Disney World Golf Resort Country Club dining room. The Magic Kingdom Shops and Stores MAIN STREET The Chapeau - Gentlemen' s and ladies' hats, monogramming. GAF Camera Center-Film, photo supplies, slides and information. Main Street Confectionery - Candy making chocolates, nuts, peanut brittle. Uptown Jewelers - Ladies' and men's quality costume jewelry. Crystal Arts - Glass cutting and blowing, engraving. Main Street Market House - Smucker's jams, jellies, Dixie Crystals products. The Shadow Box - Silhouettes created and framed while you wait. Tobacconist - Fine cigars, cigarettes, pipes, accessories. House of Magic - Magic tri cks, puzzles, masks, with demonstrations. Card Shop - Hallmark cards, stationery, party items. Emporium - Souvenirs, appare.i, toys, books and records. The Greenhouse - flowers, bouquets, corsages, gift wrapping. New Century Clock Shop - Elgin watches, clocks. Disney & Co. - Toys and novelties, souvenirs. Wonderland of Wax - Candles and wax creations, candle holders. The Cup 'n Saucer - China, gifts, decorative ornaments. Art Festival - Color portraits while you wait. Strollers/Wheelchairs - Rental of strollers and wheelchairs. Newsstand -News, souvenirs, character merchandise. ADVENTURELAND Colonel Hathi's Safari Club - African i mports and souvenirs. Tiki Tropic Shop - Polynesian gifts and apparel. The Magic Carpet - Mid-East and Persian imports, brassware. Oriental Imports, Ltd. - Far East Imports and souvenirs. Traders of Timbuktu - North African imports and souvenirs. Tropic Toppers - Theme, novelty and stylish hats and bags. Frontier Trading Post - FRONTIERLAND Souvenirs, toys, leather goods, furs. LIBERTY SQUARE Silversmith - Jewelry and decorative gifts created in silver. Olde World Antiques - Antique decorative gifts, one-of-a-kind antiques. Mlle. LaFayette's Parfumerie - Custom-blended and famous brand perfumes. Heritage House - Patriotic souvenirs, historical mementos. Tricornered Hat Shoppe - Theme and character hats. Yankee Pedlar Gourmet Culinary Aids - Unusual cooking and serving accessories along with a selection of exotic spices. FANTASYLAND The Mad Hatter - Theme and character hats, monogramming. Tinkerbell Toy Shop - Children's toys and games. Merlin's Magic Shop - Magic tricks, puzzles, demonstrations. The AristoCats - Gifts, toys and souvenirs. Fantasyland Art Festival - Caricatures, color portraits while you wait. Castle Camera Shop - GAF film, slides, information. The King's Gallery - A unique selection of clocks and other Imports. TOMORROWLAND Mickey's Mart - Toys, souvenirs, apparel. Coppertone Sun-Care products. The Space Port - Contemporary decorative gifts. Skyway Station Shop - Disney favorites, souvenirs. For additional shops and stores in Walt Disney World, consult listings for the Contemporary Resort, The Polynesian Village, Fort Wilderness Campground Resort and the Walt Disney World Golf Resort

14 Staying in the Vacation Kingdom Overnight guests in Walt Disney World have three exciting and distinctly different resorts to choose from. Along the Seven Seas Lagoon, the leisure-life of the Pacific Islands is captured at the Polynesian Village. On the western shore of nearby Bay Lake, an ultra-modern vacation resort atmosphere prevails at the Cont!!mporary Resort. Across scenic Bay Lake, Fort Wilderness Campground Resort lies amidst tall forests of pine and cypress - a beautiful setting for outdoorsmen with camping gear and recreational vehicles. Complete facilities are provided. Reservations are necessary for overnight accommodations in Walt Disney World. Phone (305) Or write: Walt Disney World Central Reservations, P. 0. Box 78, Lake Buena Vista, Florida Contemporary Resort The exciting Contemporary Resort is located along the shores of beautiful Bay Lake. 1,047 guest rooms are set in three separate buildings: The Towers, Contemporary North and Contemporary South. Sleek Monorail trains run right through the Grand Canyon Concourse... connecting the Contemporary Resort with the Magic Kingdom and other major areas in Walt Disney World. Complete facilities for conventions, exhibits, meetings and banquets are available. Dining Top of the World - Breakfast and luncheon buffets. Evening dinner-dancing with live entertainment. Reservations suggested. Grand Canyon Terrace - Steaks, flounder, prime rib and other entrees. Breakfast and dinner. Terrace Cafe - Breakfast, luncheon and dinner. Coffee shop menu. El Pueblo - A la carte buffet breakfast and dinner. Gulf Coast Room - Evening dining in gracious surroundings. Reservations suggested. The Dock Inn - drinks. Light snacks, sandwiches and soft Shops and Stores The Contemporary Man - formal rentals. Quality women's ap The Contemporary Woman - parel and accessories. Plaza Gifts & Sundries - FTD florist. Kingdom Jewels, Ltd. - women, decorative gifts. Quality men's apparel, Sundries, souvenirs, gifts, Fine j ewelry for men and The Fantasia Shop- Toys, games, children's apparel, records. The Spirit World - newspapers. The Captain's Chair - shaves. The American Beauty Shoppe - manicures. The Olympiad - sauna. Bay 'n Beach - Liquor, gourmet items, periodicals. Men's hair-styling, haircuts, Ladies' hairstyling. Men's and women's health spa, gym, Film, sundries, souvenirs. Recreation Swimming water skiing sailing high-speed boat excursions recreational watercraft volleyball tennis badminton croquet horseshoes children's playground film theatre recreation activity center. Entertainment Top of the World - talent. Grand Canyon Terrace - Special Services Mousketeer's Clubhouse - Dinner shows, featuring top-name Mariachi Band. Child care center. Travel Reservations - Complete 'round-the-world airline and travel service. Guest Relations Booth - Tickets and reservations for numerous Vacation Kingdom activities. 24 Relaxing Monorail Club Car - Intimate atmosphere overlooking Bay Lake. The Pargo Bar- On the Marina Pavilion. Top of the World - Panorama of the entire Vacation Kingdom. 25

15 Polynesian Village The Polynesian Village is Walt Disney World's "tropic island resort," located along the palm-lined shore of the Seven Seas Lagoon. 500 guest rooms, including suites, are set in eight native "Longhouses" connected by winding pathways through tropical gardens. On adjacent Papeete Bay, a wide variety of water recreation is available, including scenic cruises on authentic native outrigger canoes. Complete meeting and banquet facilities are available. Dining Papeete Bay Verandah - Breakfast and luncheon buffets; fine evening dining. Reservations suggested. Coral Isle Cafe - Evening prime rib buffet, Poly South Seas Room - nesian specialties. Breakfast, luncheon, dinner. South Seas Luau - Nightly on the Polynesian Village beach. Fun, Feast and a show. Reservations necessary. Barefoot Snack Bar - drinks. Hamburgers, hot dogs, soft Entertainment Papeete Bay Verandah - Colorful Polynesian Revue dinner shows. Captain Cook's Hideaway - Intimate lounge with live musical entertainment. Tambu Lounge - Piano favorites in a Polynesian setting. South Seas Luau-Nightly. Call hotel for reservations. Special Services Mousketeer's Village Clubhouse - Child care center. Travel Reservations - Complete 'round-the-world airline and travel service. Guest Relations Booth - Tickets and reservations for numerous Vacation Kingdom activities. Relaxing Tambu Lounge - Exotic Polynesian drinks overlooking Papeete Bay. Captain Cook's Hideaway - Intimate Polynesian atmosphere. Barefoot Bar - Cocktails served poolside. Shops and Stores News from Civilization souvenirs, tobacco. Village Gifts & Sundries - decorative gifts, FTD florist. Trader Jack's Grog Hut - Magazines, newspapers, Sundries, souvenirs, Liquor and gourmet items. Robinson Crusoe, Esq. - accessories. Quality men's apparel and Polynesian Princess - Quality women's apparel and colorful tropical accessories. Recreation Swimming sailing water skiing recreational watercraft high-speed boat excursions volleyball badminton "frisbee golf" children's playground

16 Fort Wilderness The natural beauty of a Florida cypress and pine forest has been preserved at the Fort Wilderness Campground Resort on the shores of Bay Lake. The campsites... more than 600 in number... accommodate trailers, campers, tents and motor homes. Each site is fully equipped with 110 volt electrical outlets, charcoal grill, water, picnic table and sanitary disposal system. Comfort Stations provide private showers, telephones, laundry facilities, ice dispensers and restrooms. The Fort Wilderness Trading Post offers complete camping and food supplies. Complimentary transportation is provided to the Magic Kingdom and other areas throughout Walt Disney World. Guests can travel within the camping area on board the new Fort Wilderness Railroad, an oldtime steam railway running around the campground perimeter. Each night there are special activities for Fort Wilderness and hotel guests including wilderness and canoe excursions, plus a fun-filled Campfire Program. At the nearby Tri-Circle-D Ranch, guests can take wilderness horseback trail rides through the surrounding forests. Other Fort Wilderness Recreation Swimming sailing water skiing recreational watercraft fishing bicycling volleyball horseshoes archery nature trail children's playground. Recreation All Walt Disney World guests are invited to take part in any of the Vacation Kingdom's wide range of recreational activities. Schedules, prices and other details are available at the recreation desks located at the Contemporary Resort and the Polynesian Village. Golfing The beautiful Walt Disney World Golf Resort is open to the public. Featured are two 18-hole championship courses, a complete clubhouse and guest services provided by Golf Hostesses and Hosts. Lessons by a P.G.A. Professional are available. For tee-off reservations, call (305) The Country Club dining room features Continental breakfast and delicious buffet luncheon menus; the adjoining Palm Lounge serves cocktails in a relaxing atmosphere overlooking the golf courses. The Magnolia Course, with more than 1,000 beautiful Magnolia trees dotting the landscape, plays from 6,095 to 6,950 yards with a par 72. The Palm Course plays from 6,205 to 7,222 yards with a par 72. The fairways are lined with beautifully wooded sections, plus numerous lakes and ponds. The combined Magnolia and Palm Courses are the site of the annual P.G.A. sanctioned Walt Disney World Golf Classic, featuring the top touring stars of professional golf. In 1972, Jack Nicklaus repeated his victory in the 1971 inaugural of this event. Both courses consist of Bermuda grass on the fairways and a special strain of Tif-Dwarf Bermuda on the greens. Each hole is individually designed to take advantage of a particular marsh, bay, lake, canal, tree or shrub. The Clubhouse Pro Shop carries a wide range of golfing apparel and equipment for guest convenience. Nearby, three oversized putting greens and two driving ranges are available for practice. Boating A variety of watercraft is available for use on the Seven Seas Lagoon and Bay Lake. Included are Hobie catamarans, Capris, Sunfish, Sailing Outriggers, Bob-A Rounds, Pedal Boats, and Aqua-Larks. Water-ski boats are available with drivers. Excursion cruises in outrig

17 gers, Indian war canoes and speedboats are available at both resort-hotels and the Fort Wilderness Campground Resort. For boating schedules and reservations, contact the recreation office or go directly to hotel or campground marinas. Complimentary sailing instruction is given prior to each craft rental. Tennis Lighted tennis courts and the Tennis Shop are located near the Contemporary Resort North. Tennis instruction is available. Courts and Tennis Shop are available to all resort-hotel and Fort Wilderness Campground Resort guests and are open daily. General Information General information about the Magic Kingdom may be obtained at City Hall, on the left side of Town Square as you enter the theme park. For guests outside the Magic Kingdom, information tnay be obtained by calling (305) CAMERA AND FILM SERVICE Camera rental, service and film processing are available in the GAF Camera Center on Main Street. Film may be purchased at key locations throughout the Magic Kingdom. LOST AND FOUND Lost and found facilities are maintained at City Hall in Town Square. Articles may be claimed at this location any time during Magic Kingdom operating hours. PUBLIC TELEPHONES Public telephones are located throughout the Magic Kingdom. Please feel free to ask any host or hostess for directions. LOCKER SERVICE Facilities for checking purchases and garments are located directly under the Main Street Railroad station. Tri-Circle-D Ranch The Tri-Circle-D Ranch offers a wide variety of recreational activities. Guests 9 years of age or older can take wilderness horseback trail rides through the surrounding forests. A special pony ride is offered for younger children. There is also a petting zoo for youngsters of all ages. Walt Disney World guests may travel to Fort Wilderness and the Tri-Circle-D Ranch by either air-conditioned coaches or motor launches departing from both resort-hotels. Other Activities Shuffleboard Courts are located at the Contemporary Resort. Volleyball Courts are available at both resort-hotels. Recreation Activity Programs for convention groups are easily arranged. Also available are badminton, ping pong, croquet and "frisbee golf' in the hotel areas.. POSTAGE STAMPS AND MAIL SERVICE Stamps are available in vending machines located throughout the Magic Kingdom near shops and stores. Mail boxes for your letters and cards are also located throughout the Magic Kingdom, with regular pick up for mailing at the Lake Buena Vista Post Office. LOST CHILDREN Facilities for the care of lost children are maintained in the First Aid Station next to the Crystal Palace on Main Street. The hostess in charge will assist you. BABY STATION The Baby Station is located in the First Aid Station next to the Crystal Palace on Main Street. Facilities are provided for changing infants, preparing formulas and warming bottles. Sorry, babysitting is not available inside the Magic Kingdom. STROLLERS AND WHEELCHAIRS Strollers and wheelchairs are available for your use within the Magic Kingdom. They may be obtained for a nominal rental in the shop adjacent to the entrance of the Main Street Railroad Station

18 SECURITY In most areas of the theme park, Walt Disney World Security can be recognized by their attire - "themed" to each land. If you need assistance, ask any host or hostess. PET CARE The Kai Kan Kennel Club is located in the Main Entrance Complex. Walt Disney World Resort-Hotel and Fort Wilderness Campground Resort guests may leave their pets in airy, individual enclosures for only 50 per day or $1.00 overnight. This charge includes a choice of Kai Kan pet food. TRAVEL INFORMATION Complete travel and tour service is availabl e at both the Contemporary Resort and the Polynesian Village. Guests may make rese rvations aboard Eastern Airlines - the official airline of Walt Disney World, or any other airline, rent a Hertz car, or arrange for a Greyhound bus tour to other Florida attractions. Map routing service and information is provided at the Gulf Hospitality House in the Magic Kingdom. FIRST AID Registered nurses are on duty at all times in the First Aid Station, located next to the Crystal Palace on Main Street. There is also a First Aid Station located In Fantasyland next to the "It's A Small World" attraction. REST ROOMS Rest rooms are located throughout the Magic Kingdom. Ask any host or hostess for directions. WHEN LEAVING THE MAGIC KINGDOM If you wish to leave the Magic Kingdom and return later the same day, please have your hand stamped at the Exit Gate as you leave. OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS Information regarding overnight accommodations is available at the Gulf Hospitality Center on Main Street, U.S.A. This information relates to the Walt Disney World Resorts and the Lake Buena Vista Motor Inn Plaza. Phone (305) CAR CARE CENTER The Gulf Car Care Center is located at the entrance to Walt Disney World. Complete car service is available including maintenance and repair facilities, and a completely automatic car wash. Guests may have their cars serviced while they visit the Magic Kingdom. Gasoline, emergency towing and road service are available 24 hours daily. AAA (American Automobile Association) emergency road service is also available by calling the Gulf Car Care Center, (305) TO WALT DISNEY WORLD U.S

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