Unofficial Tour Plans

[MouseEarsJenny]

Does anyone follow these plans for the parks? Do they really work as well as they claim? Trying to plan "day by day" for our trip starting on June 20th!

Yes and yes. Have fun!

 

[kstategrad]

It's kind of hard to figure out...it took me quite awhile of poking around on the site. You have to subscribe as a free basic subscriber, and then after you do that, go to the crowd calendar and enter the verification information for the two pages in your book.

Hope that helps!

Thanks, I will try that!

 

[MrsSpratt]

Ok, so I signed up for an acct. on the touringplans.com website (and I didn't have to pay since I have the 2009 issue of the guide - cool!). The plans are very detailed and I'm sure they are great for a lot of people; however, they don't encompass the rides/attractions we want to experience with my DD (age 5). There are a lot of things missing. Can someone suggest a site to use so we can choose our own rides and attractions that we want to visit and a plan can be created from there with the best order/time of day, etc.? Or is there such a thing?

Thanks so much!

Sounds like Ridemax would be your best bet...but they aren't mac friendly.

 

[jake73]

I agree! Ridemax is the best. Now they even include shows in their plans. You enter which rides you want and which shows. It does take some time to play with different plans before you find the one that best fits your needs. However, a few hours of planning at home makes all the difference on vacation. We always travel in a big group 10 or more. Everyone loves not having to think about where to go next.