Driving Directions/Maps within WDW?

[Baltimorean]

Anyone know where I can find a map online? We will be going directly to the MK, and from there need to get to Port Orleans French Quarter to check in later in the day. I have no idea how to get around the Disney property (we have a rental car).

Thanks.

 

[TURKEY]

It's hard to get lost in Walt Disney World.

All interstate exits are marked to get to the MK. Once on Disney property there are signs all over that are easy to follow.

 

[SpongeScott]

Turkey Leg Boy is right. It's almost impossible to get lost on WDW property. You may eventually find a "better" way to get where you want to go, but just follow the signs and you'll be fine. Besides, if you do get lost, think of it as an opportunity to see parts of WDW you didn't know existed or never thought to take the time to see!

 

[orangefan15]

As other's have said, just follow the signs. I went a few years ago and had a rental car for the first time ever and I was concerned about finding Dixie Landings (PO-R). However, I just followed the big, huge, easy to read signs and there I was.

 

[Bagheera]

Maps of the WDW resort can be found at http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wa...ns/transportation/maprootindex?id=TRANMapRoot

From the MK parking lot, you're probably best off going back out World Drive, taking the first exit to Epcot Center Drive (sign also mentions Downtown Disney resorts, including PO), exiting at the only exit between Epcot and the end of Disney property on Backstage Lane, turn left and left again onto Bonnet Creek Parkway, and Port Orleans will be on your right. Can't miss it. The signs are really good. (Note that I believe that the highway signs for hotels have more of an aqua/teal type color to them.)

Enjoy your trip!

 

[CrisKennedy]

I have a nice map from my Frommers guide book, but my scanner isn't large enough to scan.

 

[garyhoov]

Originally posted by CrisKennedy
I have a nice map from my Frommers guide book, but my scanner isn't large enough to scan.

They didn't put it in the 2003 version that's one of the main reasons I buy that guide.

I'm a map junkie, but I agree with the people who say follow the signs. I've actually got in more trouble trying to follow a map rather than using signs, because all of the looping ramps can get confusing.