Walt Disney & Walt Disney World Books

[Guapotimmy]

I'm looking for great stories about Walt Disney & Walt Disney World. I've read Project Future, Vault of Walt, the new 40th anniversary book with articles written by various Disney historians, the Neal Gabler biography, and have ordered Working With Walt & Walt Disney World Hidden History.

What are some other books that Dis-ers would recommend? I'm a very avid Disney reader, thanks in advance!

 

[chum]

How about Building a Better Mouse?

http://www.amazon.com/Building-Better-Mouse-Electronic-Imagineers/dp/0972977759

 

[TMcDwyer]

If you are interested in fiction books about the parks, I really enjoyed The Kingdom Keepers series. Also, Snodgrass Vacation was fun. It pokes fun at hard core Theme Park visitors, but was a fun read.

 

[WaltD4Me]

I'm looking for great stories about Walt Disney & Walt Disney World. I've read Project Future, Vault of Walt, the new 40th anniversary book with articles written by various Disney historians, the Neal Gabler biography, and have ordered Working With Walt & Walt Disney World Hidden History.

What are some other books that Dis-ers would recommend? I'm a very avid Disney reader, thanks in advance!

I didn't care for Project Future, but the same author has another book out called "Four Decades of Magic: Celebrating the First Forty Years of Disney World" that I am actually reading right now and it's much more interesting the Project Future IMHO. I'm really enjoying it. Alot more stories and behind the scenes stuff about the parks and attractions. I just finished a section about Animal Kingdom that was really interesting.

I also loved the biography of Roy Disney called Building a Company. It's one of my favorite books about Disney.

 

[Cherinva]

Have you read "Spinning Disneys World"? I'm almost done with it, and I've enjoyed it.

I also agree with the Kingdom Keepers....

 

[KeroKero]

Thanks for the title suggestions everyone. Looking for a few new reads myself.

I also am a fan of the Kingdom Keepers.

 

[mikelan6]

i always recommend Roy Disney's biography.

http://www.amazon.com/BUILDING-COMP...Y2CA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1311864098&sr=8-1