Fort Wilderness Scans

These are scans I have made of guides and brochures given to me during various trips to Fort Wilderness.

Clicking on each picture will open a larger version.  I had to reformat the larger ones to .gif instead of .bmp for size.  I do have the original scans if anyone should need it for some reason, but each one is around 11 meg.

While all images are Copyright the Walt Disney Company, please let me know if you are going to copy one for use on another site.  Additionally a link back to my site would be nice.

Information on Terry Travel Trailers from the 1980 Walt Disney World Vacation Guide
1978 Fort Wilderness Resort Guide, Page 1 This is a tri-fold brochure, so this scan is the front and back as well as an inner page.
1978 Fort Wilderness Resort Guide, Page 2 This is part of a tri-fold brochure, so this scan is three inner pages.
1978 Fort Wilderness Resort Guide Top Half of Map
1978 Fort Wilderness Resort Guide Bottom Half of Map
1978 Walt Disney World Resort Guide - Fort Wilderness Page 1  This is about a 25 page guide on all activities at Walt Disney World.  Four pages relate to Fort Wilderness (2 per scan)
1978 Walt Disney World Resort Guide - Fort Wilderness Page 2  This is about a 25 page guide on all activities at Walt Disney World.  Four pages relate to Fort Wilderness (2 per scan)
This is the front of a 1978 Tri Fold brochure given out on Discovery Island.  Sorry, but the very bottom is cut off slightly as it is larger than my scanner.
This is the back of a 1978 Tri Fold brochure given out on Discovery Island.
Discovery Island required a separate ticket (additional cost).  These tickets were provided as part of a resort package.  I always thought I'd use them.....
Just riding the transportation required a ticket.
Here are books of Magic Kingdom Club ride tickets
Parking was only 50 cents in 1977!

I found some really interesting pages in this 1972 Pictorial Souvenir of Walt Disney World (The copyright is MCMLXXII which converts to 1972 - OK, I admit I had to find an online Roman numeral converter).  I remember buying this souvenir on one of my earliest trips to Disney World (Not FW), which was only several months after opening day.

Early information on Fort Wilderness
Early information on Fort Wilderness
I find this page very interesting due the other "plans" for a western style lodge and street in Fort Wilderness.  We did get the Wilderness Lodge, but the "street" never came about.

 This paper was given to me on a camping trip in 1991.  Several things of "note" in this document:

• There are only two rate seasons

• They show the VIP trailer on site 118

• The list "Preferred" sites with no sewer available

• They had trailers that only slept 4 people

• The cheapest site in value season was $30  2007 it's $46