WDW book suggestions?

[kirs10a]

Which books have the best information for families traveling to WDW? I've been looking to order a few from amazon. I was thinking of the Unofficial Guide and the Passporter. Any thoughts? TIA!

 

[Tommys Mommy]

I actually liked the Unofficial Guide better than the Passporter, it just seemed to have more of the info that I wanted. Another one I just read was Mousejunkies, which is more humorous than the UG. Also, depending on your children's ages, they may enjoy Birnbaum's Walt Disney World for Kids by Kids.

 

[squirrel]

I also like the Unoffical Guide. I go to the library and they usually have a copy of this year or last year available. The information between the years doesn't change much. They add any new dining and attractions. The crowd calendars are not in the book and you need to pay now if you want access to them-even with the book purchase.

 

[lucynme]

Ie Birnbaum and usually get the Passporter to use as a planner, but always buy the others as well...but I also got a few (off Amazon) about the the magic behind the sceens, and hidden magic...I am really enjoying them thus far-got them for Christmas. I am a pretty detail oriented person, but I have learned more about what is not obvious, but in plain view...looking forward to my April trip with "new" eyes!!!