Harley Davidson Ride Atlas of North America or The Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World 2009

Harley Davidson Ride Atlas of North America

Author: Rand McNally

Rand McNally and Harley-Davidson hit the road together with the second-edition Harley-Davidson® Ride Atlas of North America. Designed especially for Harley® riders, the atlas comes loaded with motorcycle-friendly maps, rides, and on-the-road resources. Makes a great gift for any rider!

What's inside:

• Specially-designed maps with an easier-to-identify road hierarchy that helps get riders off the beaten path
• Reliable, detailed Rand McNally maps of each U.S. state, major U.S. cities, Canada, Mexico, and Puerto Rico
• On-page listings and on-map spottings of Harley-Davidson dealerships
• Ride log to record road trips
• 25 new scenic rides (including four legendary rides) across North America including descriptions of each ride, special route maps, full-color photographs, side trips, and thousands of miles of scenic roads
• Riding distances between hundreds of cities
• State and provincial motorcycle laws
• Border crossing information for Mexico and Canada
• Contacts for U.S. state parks and profiles of America's 10 most popular national parks
• Information on Harley-Davidson factory tours, Rider's Edge® - The Harley-Davidson Academy of Motorcycling, Harley-Davidson Authorized Rentals, the Harley Owners Group®, and motorcycle shipping

Details:

• 8.5" x 11"; designed to fit into a saddlebag
• 320 pages (284 pages of maps)
• Tear-resistant, water-resistant cover with more durable pages

The Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World 2009 (Unofficial Guides Series)

Author: Bob Sehlinger

More than 4 million copies sold! This series is the only one that offers evaluations based on reader surveys and critiques, compiled by a team of unbiased inspectors.

• Hotels, attractions, and restaurants in all price categories

• Extensive information on shopping, nightlife, and sports

• Easy-to-use, two-color design

• Detailed, 2-color maps

From the publishers of The Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World

"A Tourist's Best Friend!"
—Chicago Sun-Times

"Indispensable"
—The New York Times

Five Great Features and Benefits offered ONLY by The Unofficial Guide:

1. Exclusively patented, field-tested touring plans that save as much as four hours of standing in line in a single day

2. Tips, advice, and opinions from hundreds of Walt Disney World guests in their own words

3. Almost 250 hotels rated and ranked for quality and value, including the top non-Disney hotels for families

4. A complete Dining Guide with ratings and reviews of all Walt Disney World restaurants, plus extensive alternatives for dining deals outside the World

5. Every attraction rated and ranked for each age group; extensive, objective, head-to-head comparisons of the Disney and Universal theme parks

Susan Belsky - Library Journal

Reading this massive guidebook to Walt Disney World may take as long as actually visiting the theme park. "Your book reads like the operations plan for an amphibious landing," wrote one quoted reader. The highlights of this tome are the touring plans, which are developed by a computer program calculating average waiting times, ride duration, and time of day, among other factors. These plans help to avoid the "joy" of lengthy lines and crowds during the hottest part of the day. There is extremely detailed information on accommodations, including which rooms to avoid. Restaurant reviews include typical menu items and prices and most crowded times. Wondering whether a small child will be frightened by Snow White's Scary Adventures? Will Expedition Everest make Dad wish he had passed on the chili dog? Don't worry; each attraction is analyzed for fright factor and motion sickness potential. "Unofficial" means that the authors can offer critical assessments of ticket plans and attractions and can also include hotels and restaurants outside of Disney property. Sea World and Universal Studios nearby are also reviewed here thoroughly. Recommended for all public libraries.

Table of Contents:

Introduction.

PART ONE Planning before You Leave Home.

PART TWO Making the Most of Your Time and Money.

PART THREE Accommodations.

PART FOUR Serenity Now! A Look at Disney-area Spas.

PART FIVE The Disney Cruise Line.

PART SIX Walt Disney World with Kids.

PART SEVEN Special Tips for Special People.

PART EIGHT Arriving and Getting Around.

RENT AT THE AIRPORT OR OFF-SITE?

DOOR-TO-DOOR COMMUTING TIMES TO AND FROM THE DISNEY RESORTS AND PARKS.

PART NINE Bare Necessities.

PART TEN Dining in and around Walt Disney World.

WHERE TO EAT OUTSIDE WALT DISNEY WORLD.

WALT DISNEY WORLD BUFFETS AND FAMILY-STYLE RESTAURANTS.

THE BEST (AND WORST) DESSERTS AT WALT DISNEY WORLD.

WALT DISNEY WORLD RESTAURANTS BY CUISINE.

PART ELEVEN The Magic Kingdom.

PART TWELVE Epcot.

PART TH I RTEEN Animal Kingdom.

PART FOURTEEN Behind the Scenes at Walt Disney World.

PART FIFTEEN Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Universal Orlando, and SeaWorld.

PART SIXTEEN The Water Parks.

PART SEVENTEEN Beyond the Parks.

PART EIGHTEEN Shopping in and out of Walt Disney World.

PART NINETEEN Nightlife in and out of Walt Disney World.

Appendix, Indexes, Touring Plans, and Reader Surveys.