driving directions

[fairydust1278]

not sure if this is whre i should post this, if not feel free to move it to a more appropiate board. my question is for anyone who drives to wdw and comes from the dallas area (texas). what is the easiest route to get there and back? my mom will be doing all the driving so i want to make it as easy on her as possible as well as myself since i will be doing the navigating, lol!

 

[Tnkrbelle565]

not sure if this is whre i should post this, if not feel free to move it to a more appropiate board. my question is for anyone who drives to wdw and comes from the dallas area (texas). what is the easiest route to get there and back? my mom will be doing all the driving so i want to make it as easy on her as possible as well as myself since i will be doing the navigating, lol!

Don't have an answer since I live in Boston but here are two tips...one get a GPS (borrow one if you don't want to buy one) and two if you don't get a GPS and know someone with a AAA membership, have them get your Mom a trip book. They will map out the whole trip for you.

 

[jamescorey]

Not sure if Dallas is serviced by Interstate 10, but if it is, take I-10 to I-75 south in Lake City, Florida. From there, travel to the Florida Turnpike. Take the Turpike to Interstate 4 west and follow the signs!!

 

[MichaelH]

I just went to google and went to there maps. I entered Dallas and Orlando. The route it gave looks pretty good. Dallas to Shreveport, La then I-49 south to I-10, I-10 to I-75. Take I-75 to the Florida Turnpike, but don't go to I-4, as you will have to back track. My wife and I learned a new way that keeps you off of I-4.

From the Florida Turnpike, take 429 south and look for the Disney exit. You will enter WDW by CSR. The road is called the Western Way. It is a new western enterance to WDW. This is a great way to take. We used to go all the way to I-4, but you have to back track and fight the I-4 traffic. Since we found this way it is the way we go now.

Hope that helps.