Save time and money with in-depth reviews, ratings, and details from the trusted source for a successful Walt Disney World family vacation. How do some guests get on the big, new attraction in less than 20 minutes while others wait for longer than 2 hours—on the same day? Why do some families pay full price for their visit when others can save hundreds of dollars? In a theme park, every minute and every dollar count. Your vacation is too important to be left to chance, so put the best-selling independent guide to Walt Disney World in your hands and take control of your trip. The Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World with Kids 2023 explains how Walt Disney World works and how to use that knowledge to stay ahead of the crowd. Authors Bob Sehlinger, Liliane J. Opsomer, and Len Testa know that you want your vacation to be anything but average, so they employ an expert team of researchers to find the secrets, the shortcuts, and the bargains that are sure to make your vacation exceptional! Find out what’s available in every category, ranked from best to worst, and get detailed plans to make the most of your time at Walt Disney World. Stay at a top-rated hotel, eat at the best restaurants, and experience all the most popular attractions. Keep in the know on the latest updates and changes at Walt Disney World. Here’s what’s NEW in the 2023 book: Learn when to visit Walt Disney World to get lower crowds and bigger hotel discounts - Find insider coverage of EPCOT’s new Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure and the Guardians of the Galaxy roller coaster—the longest indoor roller coaster in the world - Read reviews or each attraction—including TRON Lightcycle Coaster—rated by age group based on a survey of almost 72,000 families - Take in the latest on new Disney programs such as Early Theme Park Entry - Utilize Disney’s new Genie+ ride reservation system to cut down on waits in line - Get fright-potential warnings for rides that are scary, rough, and/or will get you wet - Save more with information on discounted stroller rentals, car rentals, and vacation homes - Seek out the best places in each park to see Disney’s nighttime spectaculars Enchantment and Harmonious - Discover field-tested Touring Plans, developed especially for families, that can save 4 hours of standing in line a day Make the right choices to give your family a vacation they’ll never forget. The Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World with Kids 2023 is your key to planning a perfect stay. Whether you’re putting together your annual trip or preparing for your first visit, this book gives you the insider scoop on hotels, restaurants, attractions, and more. “If you’re looking for a reliable guidebook, the leader is the Unofficial series.” — The Mail (London) “A Tourist’s Best Friend!” — Chicago Sun-Times “Indispensable” — The New York Times What’s NEW in The Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World with Kids 2023: Full review of EPCOT’s Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure - Coverage of EPCOT’s new  Guardians of the Galaxy  roller coaster—the longest indoor roller coaster in the world - A review of TRON Lightcycle Coaster—the Magic Kingdom’s newest thrill ride - Details on how to use Disney’s new Genie+ ride reservation system to cut down on waits in line - The latest on new Disney programs such as Early Theme Park Entry - Complete coverage of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disney’s Hollywood Studios: attractions, dining, shopping, and touring strategies - Exclusive patented, field-tested touring plans that save up to 4 hours in line in a single day Bob Sehlinger , a Lowell Thomas Award-winning journalist, is best known as the creator and producer of The Unofficial Guide series. Liliane J. Opsomer is a freelance writer and was one of the photographers for The Color Companion to Walt Disney World . Liliane covers theme park news for AAA Northeast, JohnnyJet.com, The Mouse for Less, and Small World Vacations. She is also a contributor to The Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World . Len Testa leads the team at TouringPlans.com, a research arm of The Unofficial Guides. Len is also coauthor of The Unofficial Guide to Disneyland and The Unofficial Guide to the Disney Cruise Line . Part 3: Where to Stay How to Childproof a Hotel Room Small children up to 3 years old (and sometimes older) can wreak mayhem—if not outright disaster—in a hotel room. Chances are that you’re pretty experienced when it comes to spotting potential dangers, but just in case you need a refresher course, here’s what to look for. Begin by checking for hazards that you can’t fix yourself: balconies, chipping paint, cracked walls, sharp surfaces, shag carpeting, and windows that can’t be secured shut. If you encounter anything that you don’t like or is too much of a hassle to fix, ask for another room. If you use a crib supplied by the hotel, make sure that the mattress is firm and covers the entire bottom of the crib. The mattress cover, if there is one, should fit tightly. Slats sh