Book of Fun Facts to take with us - suggestions?

[LonandChaCha]

Hello everyone! This is our first trip when our kids are a bit older and would appreciate fun facts as we trek across the parks. For example, I was reading an article regarding the "Liberty Tree," and it's fun history and facts. While I think I might be able to remember some details about stuff I read, I think it would be fun to have a book, almost like a guided tour, with me as the guide...? I don't anticipate doing this the entire time, lol, but think it could be fun; and maybe read about things while we are in line and then hunt them down while walking.

Does anyone have a suggestion for a good book to take along with us? Thinking short, simple, and to the point. TIA!

 

[KayaWildfire]

It doesn't expressly focus on facts, but we have a hidden mickey book that ours love. It's fun when resting on a bench or waiting in line.

 

[LonandChaCha]

we have a hidden mickey book that ours love

That could be fun, too! I'll see what amazon has.

 

[ElenaRN]

I agree with PP. I love looking for Hidden Mickeys. There are so many new attractions recently its fun to search for them,

 

[Marionnette]

Hello everyone! This is our first trip when our kids are a bit older and would appreciate fun facts as we trek across the parks. For example, I was reading an article regarding the "Liberty Tree," and it's fun history and facts. While I think I might be able to remember some details about stuff I read, I think it would be fun to have a book, almost like a guided tour, with me as the guide...? I don't anticipate doing this the entire time, lol, but think it could be fun; and maybe read about things while we are in line and then hunt them down while walking.

Does anyone have a suggestion for a good book to take along with us? Thinking short, simple, and to the point. TIA!

Jim Korkis "Secret Stories of Walt Disney World: Things You Never Knew You Never Knew"

He has several other books but this one is a good start. It comes in Kindle format so you can have it on your smart device instead of carrying the book around.

 

[LonandChaCha]

Jim Korkis "Secret Stories of Walt Disney World: Things You Never Knew You Never Knew"

He has several other books but this one is a good start. It comes in Kindle format so you can have it on your smart device instead of carrying the book around.

That's a great idea as well! I do have a Kindle, so this will work for us!