What is a good guidebook for Toddlers?

[shmoogrrrl]

We will be traveling with friends in Ocober and between our two families, we will have two three year olds and a 16 month old.

I'm looking for a book or a website that has a list of the rides at the parks and how big you have to be to ride them. We are trying to figure out which parks we should go to. We'd also love it if they included info about the water parks.

Obviously the Magic Kingdom, but beyond that, we are clueless. Do any of the books about Disney include this information?

 

[krystyana]

The unofficial guide has alot of that info.....it is a little critical sometimes but overall very useful. Hope that helps!

 

[luvthatduke]

I found the Unofficial Guide extremely helpful
in planning/understanding what I would want
to expose my 2 year old to.
They have excellent descriptions of every ride,
in every park, as well as "first-hand" parent/rider quotes.

 

[Baloo]

Vote 3 for the UG!

 

[Leota]

I have a guidebook called "WDW with Kids" by Kim Wright Wiley.

It lists height requirements, has tables with Scare Factors & suitability of restaurants etc.... It has suggested Don't Miss attractions for different age groups, as well as touring plans. I bought it several years ago and is a little outdated, but it is still coming in handy for planning for our upcoming trip with our grandchildren. Mine is the 2000 edition.

I also found this FAQ very helpful for the Grands trip..... http://allearsnet.com/pl/infant.htm

 

[jcemom]

I like TourGuideMike.com for little ones, especially the touring plans. The UG has great ride descriptions if you want an actual book. If you're looking for an overall planning tool then I'd go with TGM.