I lost my unofficial guide, help...

[dbkelly]

I lost my unofficial guide and instead of buying a new one (because the old one will turn up), I was wondering if I can obtain information on touring plans anywhere else? Specifically, I would like to know when are the least crowded times for rides.

Thanks,

D. B. Kelly

[punkin]

When I was shopping for which guide to buy, I checked all of them out of the library. They may not have this year's, but last year's should at least give you pretty accurate attraction visitation times.

[dbkelly]

Never thought of the library, thanks!

[Pat_Elliott]

There are many good online sites for touring plans (Deb Willis's site, http://wdwig.com/, comes to mind). However, if you're like me, having something to read on the couch is a must! Last year, I spent about $15, with shipping, to buy three used books on Amazon.com. Amazingly, I picked up a used 2002 Passporter, no markings in it and the folders intact; Birnbaum's Official Guide for Adults; and the Hassle Free Disney, all for $15. Hassle Free Disney, by Steve Barrett (a frequent poster on this board), is an excellent source for touring advice. I recommend it highly.

Check out Amazon. If you can spent ten to twenty bucks, you'd be amazed what you can get out of it.

Pat