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Have a Disney Tea Party
(from Alice in Wonderland) with your favorite tea and cookies
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Make some Mickey shaped
cookies and have a cookie decorating party
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For the regular Disney
fans, check out the new fun activity book by Kim Button called The Disney
Queue Line Survival Guidebook
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Make a countdown
calendar for your kids so they know how many days are left until your trip
to Disney World - you can make a calendar at
http://disney.go.com/magicartist/calendars/index.html
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Plan your daily
schedules to the Disney Theme Parks
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Watch a Disney Movie
(Don't forget the popcorn)
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Color pictures of your
favorite Disney Characters
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Print coloring pages
and activity sheets for preschoolers at Playhouse Disney
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For older kids,
purchase the Nintendo Game called Kingdom Hearts
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For older kids or
teens, purchase the fun Disney thriller call Kingdom Keepers about Magic
Kingdom after dark
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Watch
Disney World Videos
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Check out Playhouse
Disney online - lots of activities for kids
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Make Mickey Mouse
Ears (Size a piece of paper around your head, cut out two black circles, and
paste them onto your paper strip for ears)
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Hop on disneyworld.com
and look at restaurants, attractions, and even plan your daily itinerary
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Walt Disney Biography -
http://disney.go.com/vault/read/walt/index.html
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A little fun site for adults is the Disney Legends –
learn a little trivia about Walt Disney before you leave for your vacation
http://legends.disney.go.com/legends/index
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Have a Pirate Dinner
with a scavenger hunt to hunt for clues and exciting details about your
upcoming visit to Disney World
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Get some Disney books
from your local book store or library and read a new Disney book every night
(the week before your trip)
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Purchase your
Magical Rewards
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Purchase your favorite
Disney music CD to play in the card a few weeks before your Disney World
vacation
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For your Cars Movie fan, purchase the
huge floor coloring sheets (around $6) at Target and Walmart to color
and hang up around the house to get them excited about seeing Lightning
McQueen, Mater and Sally at Disney's Hollywood Studios
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Go online at Disney
Shopping and purchase a Disney Princess dress for your little one to wear to
meet her favorite Princess. For boys, you can buy pirate costumes to
meet Captain Jack Sparrow at the Pirates of the Caribbean ride
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Give Kids the World – Since you are
planning a visit to Disney World, why not teach your kids a good lesson
about caring about other people. Disney World is the largest supplier
of wishes for Make a Wish Foundation through Give Kids The World. Visit
their site at Give Kids The World and look at the wish list. Your kids
can help put a goodie box together to mail to Give Kids The World or
drop off to the Village while you are in Orlando.
www.givekidstheworld.org