Disney planning book

[Hootch]

I just spent $1600 on tickets and will spend something similar for the resort stay. I'm fine with paying for a couple of books costing me $30 dollars or so in total. I like the Easy WDW site, but there is some information in the Unofficial Guide, like transport times, that I find helpful.

I listen to Len on some podcasts and appreciate his humor and insight as well.

 

[soniam]

I just spent $1600 on tickets and will spend something similar for the resort stay. I'm fine with paying for a couple of books costing me $30 dollars or so in total. I like the Easy WDW site, but there is some information in the Unofficial Guide, like transport times, that I find helpful.

I listen to Len on some podcasts and appreciate his humor and insight as well.

The transport times are really useful, especially on early visits when you haven't totally learned everything. I forgot about those.

 

[Hootch]

A couple of years ago I bought the Unofficial Guide as an ebook. It was not the easiest thing to navigate for specific topics or information.. Maybe they have fixed that.

 

[ZoZo]

I'm a big fan of the Unofficial Guide. It has tons of useful information including restaurant reviews. It's very well researched and my favorite guide book.

 

[Dug720]

A couple of years ago I bought the Unofficial Guide as an ebook. It was not the easiest thing to navigate for specific topics or information.. Maybe they have fixed that.

I'm a big fan of my nook for everything EXCEPT tour guide books. Those I will always go dead tree version.

 

[MaC410]

We like to get the Color Companion to the Unofficial Guide Book. It's a smaller book with a lot of great stuff.

 

[MrsIncredible1974]

I like the Unofficial Guide and the information available here. I've not yet subscribed online for touring plans albeit I am attempting to be less "type A" on our next trip so maybe I wont - we do have 14 days after all!