Anyone else disappointed w/Tour Guide Mike

[tjevans]

BTW, how many guide books would offer this do you think? I guess the equivalent is thumbing through a book at the book store to see if you want it... but how many bookstores would allow you to take the book home, read it for a month, and then let you take it back?

As an aside, I'm not sure for a month, but I've gotten refunds for books that weren't what I expected up to fourteen days later at Books-A-Million and Amazon.com.

 

[WaltD4Me]

I signed up for TGM for our December 2004 trip. I did find some good information and things I hadn't heard of before, but I did find the site hard to navigate and time consuming to go through.

At the time I was using TGM, I was disappointed because it didn't seem like the information was getting updated as often as I would have thought, but I did learn enough "secret" tips to make it worthwhile for that trip. I don't know if I would need to use him again though. I also think TGM is way more useful if you are going during a peak or busy time at WDW. We went off season and didn't need to utilize alot of the time saving tips.

 

[Viki]

It ends 60 days after your trip...I couldn't remember if it was 60 days after the beginning or the end of the trip. But as it turns out, Mike sends you a "farewell" email.

Thanks, Missypie.

 

[Joan1]

I am another seasoned WDW travelers and joined TGM to see what it was about. The first few times I went on the site I had the same experience as everyone else, very tough to navigate and I didn't think that it had anything that I didn't know

BUT after really setting some time aside and reading through everything it does have many good tips and advice and I will be trying them all out next week. I will report back on it

 

[T1130]

I just got back on Friday. I used TGM. We walked on to everything. This was the most stress free Disney trip we ever took.