The Unoffical Guide

[bridget&jimmy]

I see alot of people talking about the UG ( I assume that mean unoffical guide to disney) where can I find this book?

 

[Missy1961]

At a bookstore.

 

[cranbiz]

Here is the link to Len Testa's website

http://www.touringplans.com/

There is a link to Amazon there.

 

[JerseyMom]

I'd like to add that I think that the UG is well worth every penny. One of the things that I really like is that he includes comments from readers (both pro and con) for many things. It really helps me decide whether or not I want to do a particular activity. The comments usually mentioned why they did or did not like something.

I have at one time or another bought every single guide that there is to DW. The only two that I buy now (and I buy them every year) is the UG and the Passporter. Between the two of them I have everything I could possibly need to know.

 

[Mich Mouse]

I love the Unofficial Guide and purchase an updated copy every year. The Passporter can also be a valuable tool when planning a vacation. The one feature of Passporter I find not relevant and annoying is the repititous presentation of the authors personal opinions on everything from resorts, attractions to restaurants. They do present readers opinions as well, but I think Unofficial Guide does a much better job with this.

 

[dbail2]

They have it at Borders Book Store at the Smith Haven Mall. I see your from LI and that is where I got it from...

 

[Mich Mouse]

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[danny1649]

Also use and like PassPorter.

 

[lentesta]

Hi bridget&jimmy,

Besides stores, the Unofficial Guide ("the Guide") is also available online at Frommers.com, Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble (bn.com) and more.

The 2005 edition of the Guide should be out in late August, so if your trip is after that, you might want to hold off for the next edition. If you have any questions about what's in the Guide, freel free to drop me a line: len@touringplans.com.

Sincerely,

Len Testa

P.S. Thanks for the kind words everyone.