Walt Disney World 4 Teens by Teens: The Hottest Rides, Coolest Shows, and Best Places to Eat and Shop!

by Kim Wright Wiley

A Teen's Guide to the Best Place on Earth Want to have a great time at Disney World--beyond the typical kid's stuff? Walt Disney World 4 Teens by Teens is the first book to give you insider tips on the hottest parks and rides. Inside, you'll find fun hints, like how to get picked to be a stunt double on the Indiana Jones ride, what the best seats are on Countdown to Extinction, and more From MGM's Tower of Terror to water rides at Universal's Islands...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0761526277
• ISBN13: 9780761526278
• Release Date: July 2000
• Publisher: Prima Lifestyles
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 4.8" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

A GREAT REVIEW!

I am 13 years old, and my brother is 15, and we are going to walt disney world this easter. We really enjoyed this book's great tips and facts. Hopefully they will come in handy!

it was awesome

Im a teenager that gos down to disney world a lot and i loved this book!!!

I gave this book to my kids and let them plan the trip

My daughters (ages 13 and 16) carried this book around the theme parks like a Bible. It doesn't go into a lot of details about things teens don't care about or affect (their father and I chose the hotel, for example) but has plenty of fun little trivia and good information about the rides. We've used Kim Wright Wiley's guide Walt Disney World With Kids on several previous trips and find it really helpful. This is a great addition.

A nice change from all the Disney cheerleading

I'm taking a youth group to Disney World this fall and bought this book along with several others. I must say I appreciate the fact that the authors gave their honest opinions about what rides are good for teens and which ones are just so-so. We have limited time in the theme parks during our visit and really need to use our time wisely, but the "official guides" we all rah-rah and "Everything is equally great." This was much more like "If you can only do five things, these are the things you should do." And, like somebody else said, it really does sound like it was written by a teenager.

Wonderful help.

This book made the whole trip with my family so much easier. The format was wonderful, and I'd recomend it to anyone who's going to Disney World with even just one teen. It'll make the whole trip smoother, and calmer, and without half the normal fights. There's nothing else like it.