Disney World Tip | Bring a power strip

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If you’re going to be spending more than a few days at Walt Disney World you’re likely to be packing all kinds of electrical paraphernalia – camera, video camera, cell phone, iPod, DS or PSP etc. That equates to a lot of chargers – and hotel rooms aren’t well known for having a lot of electrical sockets – so bring along a power strip. Now you can charge more than one item at a time – and all your adapters are in one place so you won’t forget them when it’s time to go home.

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Clare Swindlehurst

Bestselling author Clare Swindlehurst is a long-time fan of the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida. When she is not actually in the parks enjoying herself she is dreaming of her next vacation and sharing her tips and secrets here at Operation Pixie Dust.

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