TouringPlans Tips?

[Northernlites]

I have the 2015 Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World by Sehlinger, I read somewhere that buyers of the book get a discount to purchase a subscription to the online touring plans. I cannot find anything on the site where to enter the code plus most of all I can't find the code in the book. Can someone help me with this?

 

[mirak]

TP is worth it because it's relatively cheap and a better value/info than just buying one of the guide books published by the same company.

BUT, the trip planner is only so-so. I found the "Optimize" feature to be pretty much worthless. I used the planner without the optimizer to customize an itinerary, and that's where the planner was helpful, because it gives you all the suggested wait times and walking times between rides. Helped me plan out a hopefully doable tour of the park. We'll find out next week.

 

[mirak]

I have the 2015 Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World by Sehlinger, I read somewhere that buyers of the book get a discount to purchase a subscription to the online touring plans. I cannot find anything on the site where to enter the code plus most of all I can't find the code in the book. Can someone help me with this?

I don't think that is true anymore. My wife bought the book and I thumbed through it, but decided that touringplans.com was what I really needed - so I returned the book and subscribed online.

BUT - if you click around the touringplans website, discount codes will pop up to encourage you to subscribe. Saves a few bucks.

 

[happykate]

I was able to take advantage of the book discount last week when I signed up online. At some point during the sign up period they asked for a couple of specific words from the current version of the book. For example: the 2nd word in the title of section 11. I think I saved around $3.50. I like the website, but I can't give up having an actual book in my hand so I'm thankful to have both!!!