Anyone flown with Monarch??

[Laurafoster]

It's called "The Hidden Magic of Disneyworld" and you can pick up a copy on Amazon for about a fiver (think mine was £6.99 incl postage)

It really is a great book! The authors husband used to post here on the DIS so i remember getting it as soon as it came out.

 

[Elise79]

They also do the Brits guide to Orlando

 

[edinburghlass]

We first went in 2005 and my bible was Saturday spotlight threads I printed them out and read them at night prior to going to a park the next day.

Fabulous threads and full of such useful information. If you do a search under Saturday spotlight it brings up all the threads. Here is one to start you off.

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=729664&

Some is out of date but lots of fun things to look out for. We spotted Tink in the shop, rode upfront on the Monorail, spoke to trash cans and searched for the speaking water fountain to no avail

 

[meldud]

It's called "The Hidden Magic of Disneyworld" and you can pick up a copy on Amazon for about a fiver (think mine was £6.99 incl postage)

I think my DH already may have this one. He quotes facts at me for weeks before we go!

They also do the Brits guide to Orlando

I'll have a look out for that one!!

 

[foxxxy83]

I'm going to look for Brits Guide to Orlando and pass on my Hidden Magic of Disneyworld to my mum as I would LOVE her to have as good a time as we had. She's a BIG kid anyway and I think she'll just fall in LOVE with WDW after her first trip too! Thanks for the heads up about Brits Guide!

 

[foxxxy83]

I'm going to look out for Brits Guide To Orlando and pass my Hidden Magic of Disneyworld book to my mum as I would LOVE her to have a great 1st time as we had She's a BIG kid anyway so am sure she'll fall in LOVE with WDW anyway but always helps add to the excitement if you can read travel guides beforehand (does for my family anyways although I know some people will prefer to just be surprised). Thanks for the heads up on Brit Guide!