Bought my first Passporter!

[lclark0621]

HOLY COW this book is good! Why didn't anyone tell me?

I think I have been to WDW enough times to not *need* a guide book. DH tells everyone I am the "best Disney guide book out there", so why spend the money?

But we were at Barnes & Noble today and I started browsing for fun. I found 1 copy of the 2006 edition & figured "what the heck?".

I had no idea how much I would enjoy a guidebook to WDW. This makes planning a lot more fun!

 

[Kae]

Helps get a little fix

It is a great book. Another one I enjoy is WDW for Adults It has very descripted details about each resort.

Kae

 

[M*2]

The Passporter IS fun, isn't it? I like it because there are places to jot down plans, budgets, etc., and after the trip it serves as a memory refresher (which is helpful for scrapbooking!).

Enjoy!

 

[ptrbryant]

The pockets are so convenient to hold "stuff" that seems to accumulate during the trip. I'm going to make sure to save all our restaurant receipts this time, since we're doing the Dining Plan for the first time and I want to see how much we save!

One word of caution: Use a pencil!!! I can't tell you how many times we alter our plans a bit before the actual trip and I always end up making ugly pen scratch-outs in my lovely Passporter!

Karla B.