Anyone have or tried the WDW Passporter?

[EvilinaDM101]

I read about it from Delswife and I was wondering if other people have also tried it. What are your views and opinons about it? Is it worth the $40.00? Thanks in advance!!

Shonnel

 

[Luckymommyx2]

I have the regular one, not the deluxe, but yes it was well worth it! I really liked the pockets in the back to put receipts, and the areas to write about your day. I do want to splurge and get the deluxe edition this year since we have two trips planned.

 

[crisi]

The cheap one is more like $25. I have one of those and loved it.

 

[sarhenty]

They have by far the coolest maps!

 

[MinnieM3]

I am getting a big tired of using a legal pad for all my planning, then never being able to find it when I need it! Can you get these Passporters at Barnes and Nobles?

 

[EvilinaDM101]

The Passporter website says Barnes and Noble sell them.

 

[shatzjsl]

I used a PassPorter for my June 2004 trip and have a 2005 version preordered for my 2005 trip. The pockets are the best part of it! They are cheaper at passporter.com but with shipping it comes to about the same price as buying it in a store.

 

[ptrbryant]

I've never gotten the Deluxe Edition, but the regular one makes everything so much easier. I, too, love the pockets!
Karla B.

 

[llij]

I've bought one each year since 2002 and I really love them. They are well worth the money!

That reminds me....I need to get my 2005 edition!!!

 

[fantasmicwdw]

We have the Unofficial Guide, Birnbuam's Guide, and the Passporter and the Passporter is my favorite. Their info is presented well and, to me, seems most up-to-date. Happy reading!!

 

[TLinden16]

I've actually stopped using my Passporter since the Unofficial Guide introduced their trip planning software at www.touringplans.com I usually print out blank copies of the pages as soon as I book a trip, and write out the information on hotels, flights, priority seatings, etc, and then update it online every few weeks. Then, I just print out my pages, and I'm ready to go I've used it for two trips, and I've really enjoyed planning with it. It's a great product, and it's free!

Karen

 

[dmonroe]

I LOVE my Passporter! Overstock.com has the 2004 ones for $14 (softcover) and $25 (deluxe)

 

[Jasminesmommy]

I love love the passporter. My DH calls it the Disney Bible. It was so helpful for everything from airport to checkout. I totally recommend it.

 

[cslittle999]

I agree that the PassPorter is great. Beyond all of the information it is an amazing organizational tool. My 2003 PassPorter has all of the notes and planning details from trip and it provides an excellent starting point for planning our trip this December. I also found Allie's kid tips excellent.

 

[jacksmom]

I love my passporter! I jot notes in it during my trip on the resort (room locations to request), restaurants we enjoyed, attractions we really enjoyed, etc. So, I use my old ones as a reference! I also love the pockets, I keep my ressies, copy of ps's, touring plans, etc. organized and handy!

 

[disneyfreakjackie]

LOVE my passporter(S)!! (regular one, not the deluxe) I get one for EVERY TRIP!! Well DH gets it for me!!

 

[gingermommy94]

I LOVE LOVE LOVE my Passporter!!!!!

I could have never planned our first Disney trip without it! I still use it all the time. It has soooo much information and it's presented in a very easy to understand format.

Too funny, my DH calls it my Disney Bible too! LOL

 

[MinnieM3]

Wow! Definitely sounds worth looking into. We just have Birnbaum's and the DISBoards!
Thanks for all the info.

 

[JohnNJ]

I started with every guide book and website ever created. Now I just use Passporter and TourGuideMike.com. Don't really need anything else.

John-NJ

 

[salbythec]

I just love my passporter too!!! I find it so easy to plan my trips with it and I cart it everywhere. The pockets are great!!! Its nice to have everything in one place!