Guide Book

[yitbos96bb]

There was a guide book Pete recommended on the podcasts a few months ago. I can't remember the name of it. it wasn't the unofficial guide or the passporter. I think he said he liked it because it had a lot of background abotu the parks as well.

Anyone have any idea the title of the book?

[Cyrano]

Would it have been The Complete Guide to Walt Disney World. This book has a fabulous amount of detail and beautiful photos :)

[auroralark]

Yup, you must be thinking of The Complete Guide to Walt Disney World by Julie and Mike Neal. It's a great book packed with ride facts and great photos. My dad swiped my copy to research his upcoming trip! I recommend it.

[MonkeyPants]

they do have some fantastic photos in that book

[yitbos96bb]

they do have some fantastic photos in that book

I'll check it out... May have to go back and listen to old podcasts but not sure if I have the patience. Can anyone tell me if the show notes pages are archived and if so, where they would be.

[MonkeyPants]

http://www.wdwinfo.com/disney-podcast/archives.htm


and there is a link to previous years archives around the bottom

[yitbos96bb]

http://www.wdwinfo.com/disney-podcast/archives.htm


and there is a link to previous years archives around the bottom

Thanks. I think I can verify it for sure int here.

[yitbos96bb]

FOund the Show Notes Page... It is indeed the COmplete Walt Disney World
http://www.wdwinfo.com/news/Travel_News/Disney_guide_book_wins_top_award.htm

Thanks to all for the help.

[nikjd68]

Pete also mentioned liking Passporter after Mousefest.

Owning both Passporter and the Complete Guide, I will say that the Complete Guide is very good at giving you a detailed account of all the Parks and Attractions plus some historical info.

Passporter is great for planning an upcoming trip and to bring along with you to organize your docs and record your experience.

The UG is, of course, the Bible.