Disney Dream 2012: A Planet Explorers Travel Guide for Kids

by Laura Schaefer

Overview

A Disney Cruise Line vacation is a dream come true! There’s the open ocean, exotic ports of call...and lots of Disney characters on board to keep you entertained. Not to mention the awesome Oceaneers Clubs, pools, on board waterslides, fireworks shows at sea, and practically a whole deck designed just for kids. Whoa!

Read on for information about what you’ll find on the Disney Dream. From fun facts to good eats and trivia about your port cities, Planet Explorers is the only guide you’ll need to have a great time. Don’t forget your sunscreen!

Don't miss the other titles in the exciting Planet Explorers series for 8-12 year-old travelers. There's Planet Explorers Walt Disney World Swimming Pools 2012, Epcot 2012, SeaWorld Orlando 2012, Planet Explorers Disneyland, Planet Explorers Disneyland Paris Resort, Planet Explorers New York City 2012, Planet Explorers Chicago, Planet Explorers Philadelphia, Planet Explorers Las Vegas, The Walt Disney World Character Finder 2012, Planet Explorers Disney Cruise Line 2012, Universal Orlando Resort 2012, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter 2012, and LEGOLAND Florida 2012. Have fun!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940014755702
Publisher:	Laura Schaefer
Publication date:	06/05/2012
Series:	Planet Explorers , #22
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	733 KB
Age Range:	9 - 12 Years

About the Author

Author Laura Schaefer explains the concept behind the Planet Explorers Travel Guides for Kids series:

"I wanted to give kids an easy way to become vacation experts. The whole philosophy behind the series is empowering kids. E-book technology allows readers to jump from information about Space Mountain to a linked page about the 1964 New York World's Fair. The format is perfect for young readers. It's all there, linked and ready to go. Writing Planet Explorers Walt Disney World 2012 was wonderful. I love history and I've been a middle school curriculum writer for over a decade, so my guidebooks definitely have a 'social studies' feel to them.

"Planet Explorers guidebooks cut out all the stuff kids would find boring if they looked through a regular travel guide and focus on attractions and fun facts. The guides have a lot of pictures and even include a quiz at the end. Parents have told me they're excited about the easy way the guidebooks incorporate learning about geography, history, art and science into real-life experiences.

"I loved traveling as a kid. I want to empower my readers to be part of planning vacations with their parents. That way, the trip is more fun and fulfilling for the whole family."