Passporter???

[DisDee]

Not sure if this is the right board for this, but I've heard some talk about using the Passporter for their trips. Can anyone tell me more about it?

[Buzz2001]

The passporter is a Travel Guide (http://www.passporter.com/) that is similiar to Birnbaum's or Rita Aero's books

[waltdisneyworlddreamer]

I think you're referring to the Walt Disney World Passporter guide book. It is a wonderful tool for planning your trip. It contains info on all resorts, attractions, and restaurants plus places and pockets to record planning info and trip memories. It is really a great resource. Here's a link to their website:http://www.passporter.com/

[Pixie Power!]

if you havent had one before maybe think about ordering the year 200 addition (if its still available) its free all you need to do is pay shipping. I did this and feel in love with it, it holds everything you need to have a great trip. it holds your tickets, reciepts, places to insert PS numbers ect ect plus lots of tip and info on parks ect ect. I had the old one first, and then ordered this years (you get a discount on your second order ;) ) and my new one arrived today:D
If your a planner - its for you!!

Emma

[Humpbacks1962]

You know even I, in spite of having been to the parks so many times in the past, think it is an invaluable source of information for both the veterans and the newbies.

I ordered the free copy to check it out and was very impressed. The little book is practical. Soon I found myself writing tips posted all over the boards and planning the vacation more effectively. I really like the personal touch that the authors give too, sending you an e-mail to gather your impressions after buying the guide.

I think it is different and worth looking into. I perceive no arrogance from the authors, but a serious commitment to standards of excellence and providing the best resource available for WDW. It is one worth checking!

Wanda

[DisDee]

Thanks so much for your responses. I did order a 2000 edition just to check it out, and will most likely order the 2002 edition for our next trip. I'm sure it will be a great resource, as you've all told me.
Thanks again! Denise

[goofymomof2]

You can also buy them at Books A Million now. I just got one last week for our trip in June.