Hi Alison,
I posted this a couple of weeks ago:
We've bought the Orlando Book for 2006 and, although it's not as good as it was a few years ago when coupons were also valid at lots of other places outside the Orlando area, there is a good range of coupons in it. There's a coupon for the Meal and Movie Deal at Universal (which we're planning to use and was the reason we bought the book) which is worth $19.95, and so the book will pretty much pay for itself just by using this. Including postage to the UK, it cost just over £13, and it arrived in less than a week. It is selling for $20 at the moment, which is what we paid for it.
Just to give some idea of what else the book contains.... there are coupons for Fun Spot, Magical Midway, Gatorland, Disney on Ice, AMF Bowling, Pirates Cove Adventure Golf, Putting Edge, Sky Venture, Tiki Island Adventure Golf, $15 off for Medieval Times Dinner Show, $5 off for Sea World, Busch Gardens and Adventure Island (if buying tickets at the gate), $10 off for Dixie Stampede - to name a few of the attractions; and for many many food outlets, like McDs, Fuddruckers, Cold Stone Creamery, Planet Smoothie, Bill Wongs, Baskin Robbins, Dunkin Donuts, Pizza Hut, Outback Restaurant, etc - lots of these are BOGOF offers.
To be honest, we're unlikely to use more than a dozen or so of what's in the book, but the savings by using just a few of them can make it worth the purchase price. It depends whether coupons for places/restaurants you want to go to are in there.
It's true to say that a lot of the coupons are available in booklets that you can pick up for free in Orlando. The Book is also quite thick and therefore heavy, but we are intending to only take a selection of what's in it with us, not the whole book.
If there are particular places/restaurants you're interested in, I could let you know if there's a coupon in the Book.
Hope this helps.
Any other questions, fire away!
but we stayed in Clearwater, for a week, last year 
