Disney on a Dime

[poohbearwithme]

Has anyone ever used the book Disney on a Dime or site??? Is it worth the $9.95? I did a search on the forum and couldn't find anything on it.

 

[GinnyEmma]

no. there isn't anything you can't find somewhere elsewhere for free. Hope that helps.

 

[Nayan]

I would say save your dime and the $9.95. Most everything that are in the books you can find here on the DIS or one of the other popular sites like allears.net.

 

[poohbearwithme]

I would say save your dime and the $9.95. Most everything that are in the books you can find here on the DIS or one of the other popular sites like allears.net.

no. there isn't anything you can't find somewhere elsewhere for free. Hope that helps.

Thanks, I will save my $9.95

 

[fakereadhed]

I bought it a long time ago, and it is encouraging because the authors have a ton of kids and do disney on a budget. They break down the differences in price between staying on/off site, meals in the parks vs in room with suggestions, stuff like that. Lots of price comparisons. I think it's worth $10 if you want to have it all in one place without searching the budget board, but all the answers are here if you look.

 

[jm-mom]

You could check your local library for a copy too. That's free.

 

[ValpoCory]

You could check your local library for a copy too. That's free.

Ignoring the $10 you spend in gas driving there and back ... twice.

 

[ShanPooh]

Ignoring the $10 you spend in gas driving there and back ... twice.

And it wouldn't cost the same to drive to the store (which is much further away than several of our libraries) or paying $10 for the book plus shipping when buying online?

 

[galen.craft]

I have never used it. It doesn’t seem interesting either. Why to spend $9.97 on something you can’t trust? Waste of money for me.

 

[MEM]

Ignoring the $10 you spend in gas driving there and back ... twice.

Some of us can actually walk to our Library...or combine a stop there with other errands.

 

[jacksmomma]

Some of us can actually walk to our Library...or combine a stop there with other errands.

Or have the luxury of working in the same building as the library.

Check it out from the library. There are a few interesting tips, but really nothing that you cannot find here on the DIS or elsewhere on the net.