Disney Attractions Checklist?

[GRAYWIFE]

Has anyone seen a list of attractions for each park at WDW in a checklist form? I was hoping to create one for me and my DD to use on the airplane so we can highlight all the attactions we want to see or do and then check them off each evening, but, unfortunately, time has gotten away from me to get this done. Any Suggestions??

 

[eeyore0062]

Buy the Official Guide, and highlight which attractions you would like to go on. That way, you have the discriptions, the pictures, and since it is yours, there is no problem in highlighting!

 

[TinkKel]

I bought a PassPorter which is awesome! It has a list of each of the parks and their rides (and descriptions), with a little check box next to them. It also has a park map for each park with a list of the attractions with check boxes by them. I plan on filling this out and taking it to the parks with us.

My son's and I are reviewing each attraction and initialling which ones we want to see/do. The ones with the most initials will have priority, and so on. So far, the planning has been a blast!

 

[GRAYWIFE]

Thanks for the reponses!! I have the Official guide that is highlighted to death but isn't had compact as I would like. I never thought of the Passporter...I am heading to Borders tomorrow to pick one up!! Thanks!!!

 

[mickeysaver]

Disney's Official Website now has a method for adding all the attractions at their major parks to a printable checklist with or without details. You would have to create a user and login to the site and go through all the stuff online and then print them out. The new interactive features of their site are pretty cool too. You kid would most likely get a kick out of playing with some of the stuff too. Mickey

 

[GRAYWIFE]

Thanks for the info, mickeysaver!!!!

 

[Maridw]

Mickeysaver,
I found that they finally added this feature to the WDW area. They have had it for DL for a couple years and it is a great idea. Now I wish they would add the restaurants and shopping to it too. That way you could have a list of EVERYTHING you wanted to do or see.

 

[TinkKel]

I saw that too on the official web site too, and registered. The only thing is when the attraction is added to the list, it dosen't show which area it's in (i.e. frontier land, tomorrow land, etc.) I know, I'm picky!

 

[mikemelita]

I found the Disney Website check list cumbersome.
Last trip I downloaded the affordabledisney.com guide then cut and pasted to a document that I could view in my PDA (casio Cassiopeia EM 500). Having ALL the Park Maps, hours, Phone #, confirmation #s, and a single place to view them was awesome.
Doing this also enables you to make notes, record comments (my PDA has a sound recorder). The coolest part is you can read this stuff in the dark while you sit in attractions waiting for shows to begin. It even rode with me in its waterproof case on Splash Mountain (!) A printed version was left in the room to refer to every night.