TheLittleRoo
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I agree with the person who said they liked the "why's" that TGM puts into his answer. That way, if you have an unexpected change of plans and you have to make changes to your park plans or even change parks altogether, you can easily out-think the crowd and make changes on the fly.
True, there are no one-size fits all touring plans on TGM (though he does list a few family options that give you a good headstart). But that's the point of his site: understand his logic behind his advice, and you can make your own plans that fit your family better than any canned tour plan.
Case in point: we used TGM for three years, and when we got Busch Gardens season passes this year, it was very easy to plan my day there too, using the logic and crowd mentality tips explained by TGM. Ditto for anything with a crowd in real life! It's worth it just for that!
True, there are no one-size fits all touring plans on TGM (though he does list a few family options that give you a good headstart). But that's the point of his site: understand his logic behind his advice, and you can make your own plans that fit your family better than any canned tour plan.
Case in point: we used TGM for three years, and when we got Busch Gardens season passes this year, it was very easy to plan my day there too, using the logic and crowd mentality tips explained by TGM. Ditto for anything with a crowd in real life! It's worth it just for that!
TGM is very helpful with advice and strategies. We used it twice. Now I have learned a lot of the things and can kind of do it myself, but I believe it is well worth the money.
