Tourguidemike.com?

[LATICS]

Been on the US boards and quite a few people recommend tourguidemike.com, but there is a fee of $21. Has anyone used this, or come across him before?

PJ
16 days to go!.......

 

[Frances999]

I am a huge fan of TGM. In my opinion it is exceptional value-for-money. There are a whole array of different sections to explore, along with "vacation clubs" for the month you are going to WDW. There is extremely detailed information about all the attractions, wonderful photo's of the resorts, plus excellent dining information. The personal vacation itinerary is superb. There is such a wealth of information, and what I love is how personalised it is to your family.

Check out www.mousesavers.com for a discount coupon.

 

[Boss Hogg]

Another fan of TGM, here. As a VIP Tour Guide, Mike is in the parks every day. Added to that he used to be a WDW employee and clearly still has contacts, so you get accurate, up-to-date insider info. Sadly, the ease with which information can be passed around the World Wide Web means that much of the unique information gets leaked. His 'Least Crowded Parks per Day of the Week' (for both Resort and non-Resort guests), viewing tips for parades and fireworks and crowd-beating strategies (we zig whilst they zag - or are we zagging and they're zigging... ) are worth the subscription cost alone.

 

[trpscooby]

Another extremely happy TGM user here. I'll use him every time I go to WDW! IMO, the one reason TGM is above any guidebook, is because Mike updates the site as things change in the parks. Books can only do that, what, once a year? Saying that, I love the Passporter too! Handy pockets, worksheets etc.