english newspaper ( can u bye in orlando ? )

[brettk54]

can anyone tell me were i can bye the sun" or any english newspaper in orlando. ill miss my fix. thanks alan

 

[TurnR@TheMouseHouse]

I don't recall the name of the paper but because I am a newspaper reader, I remember seeing a British paper at the news stands in the convenience stores along 192 when I stayed in the area last July. I do not remember seeing one on disney property.

 

[live and let live]

Hi

The hotels sometimes have English papers, and some of the supermarkets tend to aswell. I think places like winne dixi have them.

Hope this helps

 

[disney1990]

I saw at least one English paper at the gift shop in the Grand Floridian when we were down in early July.

 

[TinkTatoo]

Your on holiday - if you don't get one don't worry

 

[wilma-bride]

You probably won't have time to read it anyway

 

[SusanDK]

There is a huge Barnes & Noble book store in the Dr. Phillips area, on West Sand Lake Road (maybe a 15 minute drive from the WDW area). I believe they have a selection of foreign newspapers. I suggest phoning first to ask if you plan to drive up there.

Susan

 

[susan1]

the daily mail is available at most supermarkets and 7-11's in kissimmee and i-drive, it can also be purchased at any sizzlers. they can be bought on the actual day they go to press as they are re-printed in the states. the other english papers tend to arrive a day later in the same outlets. :thewave:

 

[Paula WBA]

You can get UK newspapers in the States but they will be quite expensive.

Personally I steer clear, after all I am on holiday and the majority of the content is rubbish anyway. JMHO

 

[Worfthedog]

You are using the word 'news'paper loosely aren't you?!?

Paul.

 

[SammieG]

they print the sun out there too now dont they? Not that the Sun can be considered a newspaper

We always buy the Daily mail.. you can get if from most supermarkets in the touristy areas and some of the disney gift shops in the resorts.

The Mail is weird though as its a slightly different size and the ink comes off on your hands!!!

 

[Dr. David Q. Dawson]

I was able to buy the Daily Mail each day in the Port Orleans gift shop. Very handy if you don't have internet access and need to see the football scores!