Best In Park Strategy Guide?

[PrincessJosephine]

I already have a time share reserved as well as my entrance tickets.

What I am looking for is a guide to the parks themselves - time saving tips and park maps specifically.

Thanks in advance.

[ILMICKEY]

Hi. You can go to the WDW website and order maps free. Or if you can't wait, I believe you can print them from the website. The free maps are really nice. You pick the things you want to do/see and they will show you where it is.

For tips, go to Allears.net. They have a tip for everything. It is an awesome place to find what you need.

Have fun planning!!

[summerlandjeff]

Hands down the Passporter is the way to go:thumbsup2 ! Great maps, suggestions, guides, ratings and reviews. You can order it on-line or pick it up at Borders Book Stores. This is will be our 4th WDW trip and we wouldn't think of going without Passporter!

easter @ CSR :banana: 13 days and counting! :cool1:

[PrincessJosephine]

Thanks!

We will be there 2 weeks from tomorrow. I can't believe I am waiting this late to figure things out.

[dopeynme]

I also recommend Tour Guide Mike. We followed his tips and spent very little time in lines (usually when we did NOT follow his advice!) You can find a discount link thru the Mousesavers website.

have a great trip!

[FairyGodmotherJen]

The Unofficial Guide is our favorite. It's given us great trips, is actually fun to read because of all of the sarcasm, and has pull-out abridged versions of its touring plans so that you can carry them with you (the book itself is WAY too big to carry around). I've used it twice now - we get an updated one before we go each time since it's usually been several years.