The Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World 2008 (Unofficial Guides)

The Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World 2008 (Unofficial Guides) | Bob Sehlinger, Len Testa | This book is HUGE

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The Unofficial Gui...

	The Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World 2008 (Unofficial Guides) Bob Sehlinger, Len Testa Wiley, 2007 - 864 pages average customer review:based on 82 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Great Value

This book is full of very useful information and gives access to a website to view updates. It is a great companion to the Passporter travel guide. I never buy anything else for my Disney trips.

This book is HUGE

I suggest getting the book "top 10 orlando" on top of this book. The Unofficial Guide has over 800 pages and I found it is quite overwhelming.
The "top 10 orlando" is a smaller guide and helped me figure out the attractions that I most wanted to see.
I am using this book "The Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World" to research the information further and have post it notes to bookmark the pages that I need.
This book is full of great information while not all of it is information I myself needed. The "accomodations section" takes up over 150 pages and we already knew what hotel we were staying at. So we didn't need all of that information. However it did provide great tips on the hotel we did choose as far as using a Rental car vs. the bus service that disney provides and which rooms were better to have.
I highly recommend this book for the main research on your trip. I would not recommend trying to take a trip to Orlando without a guide book and a plan or you will be lost.

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The Only guide you need for a Disney vacation !

We just completed our 3rd Disney vacation, I wish I knew about this book for the first two visits. The information is detailed and very helpful. From where to stay to what the rides are like, prices, everything you could possibly think to ask. Each park is laid out in an informative and interesting manner. They also have a great website that adds to the book even more. The touring plans are great. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this book to a friend, in fact I given my other guides away this is the only one I kept.

Essential Information

Pros: We have been going to Walt Disney World since the mid-1970s and still find updated versions of this guide useful. For first time visitors, it is essential to get a feel for what is interesting to your family's age group. The book has suggested itineraries for each park for different length stays. This information helps decide which parks to visit and which rides to go on. For experienced families, it includes little know and fun facts. For everyone the restaurant reviews are essential. A description of the menu items, prices, and level of service is given. There are so many to choose from and the selections are not just fries and hamburgers.

Cons: It would be nice if the information was more up to date. For instance, restaurant infomation is dated. Each version of the book has said Boma has no steam tables. That is just not true, its a buffet! The book doesn't fully explore and rate the two waterparks and Disney Quest. Unless you know they are there, it is hard to find them in the book.

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Unofficial guide to Disney

I believe the book is very thorough and I especially like the layout of each part of your trip. The pages in the back of the book you can tear our and use as a guide or a schedule for your tours and trips.

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