Best Disneyland Paris guidebook?

[kermit116]

Any suggestions for the best Disneyland Paris Guidebook? I'm looking for an actual book (or an e-book).

I realize you can get a lot of great information on the boards and on other locations online, but I am looking to also have an actual physical book I can read. I haven't found much online, so I just wanted to see if anyone here had any suggestions. Thanks!

 

[physicalt104]

I also appreciate having something IN MY HANDS!
Recently I purchased the Unofficial Guide to Disneyland Paris and the DLP e-book from Passporter. Both were good, and they complement each other in their content well.
Enjoy your planning!!


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[kermit116]

I also appreciate having something IN MY HANDS!
Recently I purchased the Unofficial Guide to Disneyland Paris and the DLP e-book from Passporter. Both were good, and they complement each other in their content well.
Enjoy your planning!!


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Great - thank you!!

 

[purple figment]

We used the Brit Guide Disneyland Paris, 2010/11 edition by Simon and Susan Veness for our trip last year. Lots of information, tips and color photos.

 

[Ms Poppins]

I like the Brit's Guide too - very informative. I like having a book too - can't take the laptop into the bath

I have to say though, the best tips are found by reading the trip reports

 

[physicalt104]

I like the Brit's Guide too - very informative. I like having a book too - can't take the laptop into the bath

I have to say though, the best tips are found by reading the trip reports

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[Donald Ducks wife]

i like the brit guide too, loads of info, i can sit and read it for ages. i got mine on amazon. Also there is a voucher in the back page for 20% off food at planet hollywood, and 10% off at the plant hollywood shop too.

 

[KatyTheFairyPrincess]

I know what you mean about having a book The only issue I have is that a lot of the current ones seem to have dated VERY quickly, especially with the change over from New Gen to Magical Moments, so I find a couple of good websites, copy+paste into Word and print off for those times I don't want to sit at a screen
A couple of websites I've found useful are www.dlrpmagic.com and www.dlrptoday.com, both are very up-to-date, well written and interesting to read.

I forgot to see if you had a ticker (and if you mentioned when you are going then I'm even more of a cotton-head than I thought) so I'm not sure when you're going but new books may be out soon to go along with the festival change over I'm not sure what time of year the new editions are released but have a read of The Very Useful Information sticky (http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1017065) as it has LOADS on there so its good bath-time/daily commute reading when its printed

HTH

 

[Johnny_boy]

The good thing about the Kindle is if you cut and paste into Word ro notepad and email it to your Kindle address then it's a very easy way to get content onto the reader. I'm sure others are just as easy.

 

[Cyrano]

For cutting and pasting I find www.evernote.com a great tool.
I use this to copy webpages, plans or anything else as I go along.

Great that you can log into any computer or download the free iPhone app to access the info

 

[MichelinMan]

The Brit Guide is the best book out there for DLP (better than the Unofficial guide in my opinion - for WDW, however, the Unofficial Guide is definitely the one to buy).

The Brit Guide was very good at giving a good guide on how scary/intense all the rides will be, which was important for me and my family.

Having said all that, I have found that scouring the Internet's various guides was probably more useful than any book. I can also vouch for DLRPMagic and DLRPToday, especially the sections on restaurant menus.