Walmart en route from mco?

[sandymandr]

Picking up car mco and driving to the world. where is the easiest place to stop to buy toiletries, water, pool noodles, etc? is there a walmart or other large chain store en route?

 

[skelooch]

Here's a map of shopping options in the area

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[thelionqueen]

Thanks!! What a GREAT map! That would've come in handy about 10 years ago while I was driving all over the place in circles

 

[sandymandr]

Thanks skelooch! Awesome map!

 

[kaytieeldr]

Anybody not familiar with the area - that airplane? It's pointing toward the airport, it doesn't indicate the actual airport. It's about twenty minutes away from the icon . So don't think you're lost if you don't come upon those stores right away.

 

[momto28weeker+1]

This will help me out too! I plan on bringing my gps and using it in the rental. Does anyone know where can I get a list of addresses of hotels and parks?

 

[skelooch]

Mousesavers used to have a download for all the Disney POIs that you could be install on most GPS units. I put it on mine years ago but didn't use it much.
Your better off just following the signs for navigating around WDW, GPS units can be misleading at times.

 

[momto28weeker+1]

ok, thanks!

 

[MAYNARDS99]

There is a "nicer" Super Walmart on Turkey Lake Road. 1/2 mile south of West Sand Lake Road. A little slower coming from the airport, but you avoid all the tolls. On the left, turning onto Turkey Lake is a Whole Foods Market for your upscale supplies (wine, gourmet snacks, flowers and such). Continue on Turkey Lake Road and you can get on I-4 into WDW.