There are over 25 resorts in Walt Disney World. Add three in Disneyland, plus a host of non-theme park-based resorts (Aulani, Vero Beach, etc.) and it can be hard to keep them all straight!
planDisney just released the newest installment of the pocket guides series on Disney Parks Blog, giving users the low-down on Disney’s Wilderness Lodge. While most of the information is basic nuts ‘n bolts, you’ll always find a nugget or two that you may not have known about.
For instance, the Wilderness Lodge Pocket Guide clues guests in on a fun self-guided Hidden Mickey hunt. I did this with my family a few years ago, and it was a blast. And as an added bonus, the treasure hunt will lead guests into the vicinity of the Carolwood Pacific Railroad Room, which is one of the best hidden gems in all of WDW.
planDisney Pocket Guides are especially helpful to guests who are considering staying at a resort they’ve never before experienced. The Pocket Guides take the form of 5-14 page PDF slides, which are easily printable and savable to smart devices. They offer efficient snapshots of the resort basics, including:
- Transportation options
- Room sizes
- Food and beverage options and locations
- Pools and recreation activities
- Shopping
- Tips from the planDisney panel
Check out the full list of planDisney Pocket Guide summaries here.
In addition to Disney Parks Blog, planDisney also releases Pocket Guides via their Instagram page. Following their IG feed may be the best way to stay updated on the newest releases. We’ll continue to update this list of Pocket Guides as planDisney releases them.
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