Best touring plans?

[anneofgreengables]

I have the Unofficial Guide book and it has a website where you can sign up for a customized touring plan for a small fee, I think. But when I went to the bookstore today, I saw a book called Hassle-Free Disneyworld with touring plans. I was debating whether to buy it, or whether to sign up for the Unofficial Guide touring plans.

So which are the best touring plans? Have any of you tried them and did they work well for you?

 

[shelleyz]

A lot of ppl like the sponsor at the top of this page, Tour Guide Mike. I've never used it but am thinking about it.

 

[MouseWorshipin]

I got the UG customized plans, and they worked really well. I'd stick with UG.

 

[Cannot_Wait_4Disney]

I would advise you to read the UG and not just look at the tourning plans. That way, you'll have the principles down enough to modify a plan yourself.

But I found that the bulk of our time savings could be had by just remembering 5 things.
1. Get there at opening.
2. Know where to hit first.
3. Don't hit a ride near where a show just let out before you got there even if it's a ride you don't think a lot of people will go in. Inevitably, they all just go like cattle to the nearest ride in the area.
4. Use fastpass.