Need Guide Book Advice

[MelodyMack]

Not sure if this info is even out, but maybe someone can help me....

I want to purchase a Passporter and was waiting for the 2005 edition to come out. However, now that Disney has released this new ticketing program and all the early entry days and extra park nights have changed, will this information be provided in the new edition?

Does any other guide book have the NEWEST info? Our trip is at the end of Feb and I was hoping to organize all my paperwork in the Passporter, but if it doesnt have the NEWEST info maybe I should think about other guidebook options.

Any recommendations?

TIA!
Mel

 

[TZMOM]

I don't know anything about printing/writing books, etc., but I can't imagine that any of the books that come out next month will have had time to include this new info in them. I believe you can probably go on the Passporter website & download new stuff when it becomes available. Not sure about the other books. I have only used PassPorter in the past (just LOVE it.)

Jane

 

[Disnutty]

You can absolutely go on line and get updated information from Pass Porter. When ever there is something new or a change has been made Pass Porter will post it to their web site. You can then download and add it to your book.

 

[disneyeveryyear]

You can also utilize tourguidemike.com. His information is always up to date and specific to your travel dates.

 

[MelodyMack]

Thanks for all the suggestions...I'll definitely get the 2005 Passporter and just print out the updates.

THANKS gang!
Mel

 

[SkipperBubba]

DW (doombuggybabe ) got me the deluxe PassPorter for 2005 and I was able to download the new pages in a .pdf format, print them out, trim them and add them to the binder. DW and I swear by PassPorter and the Unofficial Guide. We find that Bob Sehlinger's snarkiness is good for a laugh.