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PassPorter's Walt Disney World 2008: The Unique Travel Guide, Planner, Organizer, Journal, and Keepsake! (PassPorter)

PassPorter's Walt Disney World 2008: The Unique Travel Guide, Planner, Organizer, Journal, and Keepsake! (PassPorter)
By Jennifer Marx, Dave Marx, Allison Cerel Marx

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This best-selling guide provides exhaustive coverage of the four major theme parks — Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney-MGM Studios, and Disney’s Animal Kingdom — with descriptions of every ride and attraction. Detailed profiles of every Disney-owned hotel and restaurant in the park include room layouts and average meal costs. Fully updated for 2008, the guide’s revisions and new listings are highlighted in color for easy reference.

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #23394 in Books
  • Published on: 2007-11-28
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Spiral-bound
  • 296 pages

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A MUST for any Disney World Vacation5
The passporter is a great tool for any disney vacation. It has all the info you need to plan your trip and guide you when your there. it also is a great keepsake as you have folders in the back to keep a log of your trip. Loaded with maps, resort information and lay outs. Park maps with reviews on every ride and restaurant. Some of the reviews i find a bit silly but everyone has there opinion. Will bring the world of Disney to you.

Best organizational/planning tool for a WDW vacation!5
This is the best WDW guidebook for planning and organizing your vacation at Walt Disney World. It reviews and rates all the attractions at all the resorts, as well as all the resorts and restaurants. The maps are very useful. Of all the WDW guide books, this one is best at helping you prioritize each day of your trip.

great maps4
I've bought a few books for our upcoming WDW trip, and this one has by far the most detailed maps that I've seen. It shows where the restaurants are, the bathrooms, shopping areas, etc. so you can get yourself well-oriented with the layout of the parks before actually getting there. As far as the whole WDW complex, the map is not too bad, but I've been looking at google earth for that kind of detailed information - the proximity from the hotels to the different parks, where the toll plazas and parking lots are - things of that nature. This book doesn't have extremely detailed touring plans - just some general guidelines, but still a lot of very helpful information. It has some good tips and info regarding the dining plan - the breakdown of prices, which I thought was very useful because then you can straight up compare how much money you are actually "saving" if you choose to purchase the Disney Dining Plan. And it has a little journal where you can keep records/memories of your trip, and it's spiral bounded, which I love. So if your looking for planning info, it's great, but if you've already planned and want actual touring plans, you might be happier with a different purchase.