A good mouse book

[Somer]

I'm looking for a book that will detail the different attractions for disabilities. I was told years ago that "passporters open mouse (2007)" was a very good one. Would it be too outdated now? or should i purchase it? or does anyone have any other good book recomendations? TIA!

http://www.amazon.com/PassPorters-M...110469&sr=8-1&keywords=passporters+open+mouse

 

[KPeveler]

I still think the info would be accurate for most attractions. I found the book hugely helpful even as a wdw veteran.

 

[Somer]

ok I think I'll get it then, thank you!

 

[peemagg]

I agree that that book is very good even being a few years old now. I look at it before every trip to remind myself what is available and how I need to adapt.

 

[SueM in MN]

ANY printed book is going to be somewhat outdated as soon as it is published.

That said, even though the book was published in 2007, there are quite a few things that don't change.
For example, Test Track was rethemed, but the track did not actually change so much of the information in the book will still be valuable.
Some others, like Winnie the Pooh, had the queue change, but the attraction didn't change at all. So you can use the book as a general guide, and then ask questions here to get more specific information about what might have changed.

Toontown is totally gone, and New Fantasyland is totally new, but a lot is the same.