Guide book?

[carmiedog]

I read a recommendation for a great guide book here the other day and now can't find it. So, what's the best? DH is in bed after knee surgery and I need to pick up something to keep him occupied. And I need to do some studying so I don't ask too many stupid questions here.

THANKS!

 

[wwessing]

Try this
http://www.theotherorlando.com/

 

[disneyag]

Great link! Thanks.

 

[yaytezIOA]

Kelly Monaghan(sp?) writes one every year as well:
http://www.amazon.com/Universal-Orlando-2007-Ultimate-Adventure/dp/1887140646
And if your hubby really gets bored, he can always listen to IOACentral Radio...the first officially unofficial podcast of Universal Orlando, that usually talks nothing about Universal Orlando, unless we talk Universal Orlando...Universally.
He can listen by clicking http://myspace.com/ioacentralradio http://ioacentralradio.libsyn.com or on Itunes, keyword IOACentral Radio. And thank you for the exploitation

 

[carmiedog]

Thanks, y'all! Just got back from the mall and they had crap so looks like I'll have to order.

 

[wwessing]

Thanks, y'all! Just got back from the mall and they had crap so looks like I'll have to order.

You can check out the website and get a really good feel for what is in the book. I ordered "Universal Orlando 2007" and "The Other Orlando 4th Edition" a few months ago and they came very quickly - like in a couple days.

 

[wicket2005]

The Brits Guide to Orlando by Simon Veness.

 

[AngieWin]

I checked out every guide book that my library had and my favorite was Kelly Monahan's Universal Orlando 2007.