What travel book[s] if any do I need for trip Jan 2?

[TnTWalter]

We're family of 5 going Jan 2-7 [everyone's first time except DH but he went a looooong time ago]. I have checked out the guide books from the library while planning the trip but have heard we should bring one on the trip....
which one is a must have? Thanks.

Trish
going to the World & staying at POP Jan 2-7, 2006

 

[Pixiedust34]

I like the Passporter because it has great maps and pockets for you to keep information. It is made to be *used* as well as read. It's a good organizer. Besides the Hidden Mickey book, the Passporter is the only book we brought with us and it was informative.

That said, The Unofficial Guide is also pretty good.

 

[Marimar]

I have read "The Unofficial Guide," but plan to get Passporters to "use."

 

[TnTWalter]

It looks like it's $15.80 online at Barnes & Noble so I'll try there to see if I can get it now...amazon isn't shipping it until Jan 9 and I'll be back then. ;o)
Would costco or sams carry this?
Trish

 

[Marimar]

I'm going to pick it up locally later today. Oh, at Borders. No discount, but I am so into instant gratification LOL!

 

[ChristyJ]

Check out the budget board-there's a link on a thread that has a 30% off coupon! I plan to use it to get my 2006 PassPorter!!

 

[DisneyMomx7]

Unofficial Guide to Disney is a must do for our family. Even DH was impressed by how much information there was and how much it helped us.

 

[TnTWalter]

as well as the Fodors and Brinbaum guides, but these are 2005

I posted the 30% Border coupon on budget board so I'm hoping to be ablet to get the 2006 Passporter for $15 after coupon.

I'm also thinking of buying the by Kids for Kids....is this necessary?? My kids aer 6, 4 & 3.

Trish