Good guide book?

[britfish]

Any recommendations for a good book to learn the ins and outs of a Disney Cruise? I booked a cruise on the Dream but don't really know much about the DCL and have a year to learn!

 

[KsSteve]

Any recommendations for a good book to learn the ins and outs of a Disney Cruise? I booked a cruise on the Dream but don't really know much about the DCL and have a year to learn!

The Passporter's guide to disney cruises is a great book. You can get it from Amazon or the passporter.com website.

 

[magrudersmakes3]

I agree with pp100%. We have bought both Birnbaum and Passporter for both WDW and DCL. We only do Passporter now. I recommend doing the binder so you can make your reservation notes and keep smaller items in the envelopes.

 

[prisjoyce]

I agree with pp100%. We have bought both Birnbaum and Passporter for both WDW and DCL. We only do Passporter now. I recommend doing the binder so you can make your reservation notes and keep smaller items in the envelopes.

Agree with this! I bought both books & found the Passporter to be much more helpful....lots of great tips.

 

[britfish]

Awesome! I see Amazon has a new (10th) edition to be released in April...if I can wait that long.

 

[Jessika]

Awesome! I see Amazon has a new (10th) edition to be released in April...if I can wait that long.

I'm waiting for the 10th edition too. I have heard nothing but good things. I will buy mine directly from passporter though, because everyone seems to really llike the planning binder you can opt for there and it's not offered on Amazon (at least not with the current versions). My cruise isn't until December, but I'm already getting super excited.

 

[COASTIEandMATE]

Awesome! I see Amazon has a new (10th) edition to be released in April...if I can wait that long.

We were on the Inaugral Alaska cruise and used our passporter a lot!! As someone else said it is really worth it to get the binder edition with pockets in the back. Also go to their website and pre-order the new edition so you get it the soonest!! ALOHA, Karen and Ron

 

[jfahome]

Who needs a book when you have the DISBOARD? Talking with current/recent experienced cruisers and can ask on the spot questions? I know the books are good, but I prefer the Disboard

 

[sambycat]

passporter! they have an e-book version as well

 

[woody73]

We like the Passporter.

Woody