Another oddball question

[Pinocchio #1 Fan]

Am not sure this is even the forum to put this question in, so of it needs to be moved, please do so, moderators. Anyway, my wife and I are taking our niece to WDW in January. Our niece is in her 5th year of studying Japanese, and we would like to get our hands on some park maps in Japanese to give her to study before the trip. Anyone know which WDW phone number I should call, or where I should email? I tried the main number for vacation planning and they didn't really help much once they discovered we are premium passholders who are not planning to stay onsite. If anyone can help that would be fantastic. TIA!

 

[jtowntoflorida]

I'd email guest relations.
wdw.guest.communications@disneyworld.com

 

[jco_direwolf]

yep just send email to wdw.guest.communications@disneyworld.com they should just send them to you. other than that I'd post here (like you did) and see if someone at the parks is willing to pick up a set for you and mail them to you. I would but I'm not down there now.

johno

 

[wendybeth75]

I know you can order personalized maps on the WDW website and they will mail them to you. I wonder if there is a language preference? You could try that as well.

 

[disnut8]

I'll be there over the weekend and I'm pretty sure they have an Epcot map in Japanese and I'd be glad to pick one up and send it to you. You can PM me if no luck with other options.

 

[jco_direwolf]

They have them in Japanese for every park.

Most parks have a display of "non-english" ones near the park entrance. I know Epcot it's kinda in the center of front gate as you enter, same for AK. As I recall the display is to the left of the gates at DHS. and I want to say the MK one is kinda in the train station (but ask because I know I've seen it but not 100% sure.)

If you are staying on property you should be able to get them at the front desk or in parks just go to any guest services and I think GS has a supply of all the parks behind the desk.

 

[Richard M Nixon]

I've heard there are some kind of audio device you can request where you walk around the park and it will describe things in different languages. That would be pretty interesting to try.

They're called Ears to the World and do a decent number of attractions.

 

[Pinocchio #1 Fan]

Thanks everyone! I sent an email to the suggested address, and if the reply isn't what Im hoping for, I will definitely hit someone up to pick up the maps.