big disney world sign

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ImagineerDude

ImagineerDude

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Don't all the entrances have them? Someone else should confirm this...there may be one by downtown disney that just has a purple sign on the side of either side of the road...
 
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englanddg

englanddg

One Little Spark...
I should also note...stopping to take a picture is highly discouraged, and, as I recall, actually illegal and could result in a ticket. Figure out how to do it while driving.

Cheers!
 
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smk

smk

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Western Way is the one we see first, coming form the north off the turnpike. There is a warning sign, just so you know, that it is illegal to stop and take a picture. So, have someone ready to go, in the front seat, make sure to slow down a little bit, make sure the window is clean (one that I have forgotten in the past) but only do all of the above if it is safe! There have been many accidents reported from all the areas of the welcome signs. The one on Western Way is lightly traveled at certain times and we have a picture of that one.
 
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Rob562

Rob562

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If you want to take your pic in front of a sign that says Disney World, or in front of the big Mickey sign, head to the one at the end of Hotel Plaza Blvd. It may not be the giant arches that the other roads have, but it's easy to park nearby and there are sidewalks. (Heck, they even put sidewalks leading to the spots in front of the signs where people can stand so that they're not trampling through the bushes)

-Rob
 
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luv

luv

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World Drive is the most impressive, IMO. Then the Epcot Center Drive one. But they all have something.

I always enter on Osceola and it's not just a little less impressive, it also needs new paint. Don't know if the others are dull or not.

If you're going to slow down to take pictures, do keep an eye on the traffic behind you. The reason they don't want you hitting the brakes there is because it causes accidents and people get injured. Just be careful! :)
 
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JohnD

JohnD

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Your best bet for a photo is having the person in the front passenger seat take multiple photos through the front windshield as you approach. In my case, I took the photos myself from behind the steering wheel and continued driving.
 

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