Do I buy a whole new WDW starter kit?

[house_of_princesses]

I purchased the DCL Passporter deluxe starter kit. Now, we're taking a trip to WDW and I'd like to purchase the WDW edition. Would you buy another starter kit, the refills (which I assume you'd have to temporarily take the DCL pages out of the binder), or the spiral bound (I'd consider this ONLY if it has the nifty pocket pages in the back and I don't know if it does.).

What would work best? Thanks for your 2 cents!

 

[DISNEYFAMILYOFFOUR]

I am sorry, but I have not idea what a "Disney Passporter Deluxe Kit" is. Can you clue me in? Thanks.

 

[house_of_princesses]

Passporter is a group who puts out travel guides. www.passporter.com. A lot of folks here on the DIS have used them. They really are great travel guides. The deluxe comes with a leather binder to keep all the papers inside. It also comes with travel pockets. A place to keep tickets, programs, maps, etc. Since I have the leather binder, I hate to take out the DCL edition to put in the WDW edition, but I also hate spending the extra $ for another binder. Passporter also comes in its own spiral bound edition, but I don't know if that one has the pocket pages. Take a look at their web site! It really is a great guide!

 

[minniecarousel]

I had a regular Passporter from 2000 & decided to go ahead and get the deluxe, leather 2003 Passporter. I also bought the DCL Passporter and punched holes in it. When we travel, I'll take some pages (probably ones of the resorts we won't be visiting) out of the Passporter, and put the Cruise book in the binder.

 

[diznygirrl]

The spiral bound WDW passporter DOES have the pockets in the back -- you just can't take take pages/pockets out like you can with the deluxe.

 

[Moosysmom]

I bought my DCL passporter in the paperback version and the WDW version in the Deluxe. I am going to order the DCL deluxe refill and just use one book. Altho there is the discount coupons if you register your passporter so the deluxe are not as expensive.