Passporter?

[Momof2princess]

Not sure if I am posting this is the right location

For those of you that have purchased this, what did you like, not like about it. I am debating on wether or not to get one. What is the overall opion on these?

TIA

 

[brentalex]

My favorite part of the book is the back section with the pockets. We are able to write down things we did each day, and keep maps and other reminders of each day in the pockets. Then we are able to use this to remember our trip when we want to look back on it after a few months of being home. I like the other portions of the book, but also buy the unofficial guide book, which I really like to use to help with the planning.

 

[Frantasmic]

It is an organizer's dream. I liked the various viewpoints (all members of the author's family rate the amenities, etc.)

However, it seems truncated, but I really like Birnbaum's guide and maybe I am just letting that cloud my judgement. The small size makes it easy to carry with in the parks if so inclined.

I can't put my finger on what I didn't really like about it other than it wasn't Birnbaum. I know there are different audiences and stuff. Maybe that's it. Birnbaum has the "official" blessing of WDW and can tend to be a bit more advertising. Other books can be quite blunt regarding their reviews.

 

[OregonDisneyFanatic]

My Aunt gave me one for my b-day and I really enjoyed it. It was our trip to WDW so I really liked the maps, the descriptions of the hotel and resturants was great also. I think that I read that book everyday before we left. I took it with us when we acually went to WDW and the pockets in back where great to put receipts and stuff in the pockets everyday when we got back to the room. I would purchase another one. It was also nice that I could put down all of the ADR's and flight numbers and times and have them all in one place.