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    Car Hire

    Car Hire (click for more)

    Unless you are traveling to Orlando in your own car, hiring a car is the best way to fully explore the Orlando area. There is so much more to Florida than just the main theme parks of Walt Disney World and Universal Studios. Hiring a car gives you the flexibility to go where you want to, when you want to. You don't need to rely on public transport routes and timetables. Car rental rates vary greatly and it is worth spending some time shopping around. Here are some things that you may w...

    Allegiant Air fly closer to Walt Disney World (click for more)

    Beginning on February 1st, 2010, Allegiant Air will have a presence at Orlando International Airport (MCO).  Currently Allegiant Air serves 31 cities with flights to Orlando-Sandford Airport (SFB).  From the 1st February 2010, ten routes will fly into MCO which is only 25 minutes from Walt Disney World. To kick off the new service, Allegiant is offering introductory fares as low as $45.99* each way to/from MCO (listed chronologically). 1. Knoxville, Tenn. — flights begin Feb. 1, 2010 w...

    Flying in (click for more)

    Finding flights can be the most time-consuming and frustrating part of booking your vacation. This page provides a few pointers to help ease this. There are several airports that you can fly into when traveling to the Orlando area, so be sure to consider them all in your search.  You can check out their details below. The Internet today provides an almost overwhelming array of places that offer flights. Remember that your local travel agent may also be able to provide you with a good off...

    Traveling with kids (click for more)

    Bookings Non-stop flights are preferable in most cases as there is only one ear-popping descent to worry about. Also, with non-stop flights the hassle of lugging everything and everyone to a connecting flight is avoided. Depending on the length of your flight and the temperament of your child, a layover may me more preferable. Some parents find that splitting international or long domestic flights into two legs is helpful; their children can enjoy a brief change of scenery and stretch their leg...

    Trip Insurance (click for more)

    It is always recommended to be covered by travel insurance if you are going on vacation. In the event that you are unable to travel due to unforeseen circumstances, such as ill health or severe weather conditions, then some compensation can be sought. Contact your insurance broker for details on travel insurance or one of the many travel insurance companies that operate online. Travel both domestic (within the USA) or to foreign lands can benefit from travel (or trip) insurance. You never...
    Immigration

    Immigration (click for more)

    People from all over the world travel to the USA for their vacation. There are differing requirements for passports and visas depending on your nationality. It is important that you check the requirements for your entry in the USA - you may be refused entry if you have incorrect documentation. ENTRY TO THE USA FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM AFTER 26 OCTOBER 2004 ALL CHILDREN WILL NEED THEIR OWN PASSPORTS TO ENTER THE USA The US has granted an extension of its Visa Waiver Program to holders of no...
    Emerald Island Resort Shuttle

    Emerald Island Resort Shuttle (click for more)

    A shuttle is available from Emerald Island Resort to take you to the main theme parks and shopping.  It is run by Maingate Transportation of Kissimmee and it can cater for all your taxi or shuttle needs. Where do they go to? Currently,  Maingate Transportation operates the following shuttle stops: Universal Studios Islands of Adventure Wet n’ Wild Sea World Orlando Premium Outlets Disney’s Magic Kingdom Disney’s EPCOT Disney’s Hollywood Studios Disney’s A...
    Attraction Shuttles

    Attraction Shuttles (click for more)

    Once you are here in the Disney World area you'll need to get to and from your attractions. If you are not hiring a car then you'll need to find a shuttle or taxi service to help you get around. Many hotels provide direct access to a shuttle service that will take you to the major attractions so check first with your place of residence. Depending on the number of people in your group it make be cheaper to hire a car so make sure you compare the costs of each before you get there. For V...