The Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World & Epcot 1996 (Serial)

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Summary: very good
Review: Some great ideas especially on dealing with children. Some information is not complete you can check in early (well before 3:00p.m.) the desk will store your bags and give you your pass, I am usually in the park of my choice before lunch. Just return later (one year not til 10:30 p.m.), collect your bags and key, and you have not lost your first day on you length of stay pass

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Summary: Guide made trip to WDW the trip of a lifetime
Review: The book is easy to read and understand. Without it we would have floundered around like everyone else. Each day had a plan and then we altered it to suit our specific needs and desires. We found all of his recommendations to be right on target. The maps are a god send used inconjunction with the hand out maps. The book gave me the confidence to know when and where to make reservations for meals, when the best time to show up for shows. . . just everything!! We made our trip with 2 school aged children (middle and elementary)during the 2nd week of Sepember. While I don't promote taking children out of school for vacation, once in a lifetime is worth it. Moving through Epcot and MGM were easier than the Magic Kingdom which had an overabundance of children in strollers. For anyone using the guide. . . don't be intimidated by the sheer volume. There are really that many places to sleep, eat and things to see and do. Do clip out the appropriate maps in the back of the book and take them with you each day and ALWAYS get there early and move quickly early in the day and kick back as the day moves on. Thanks again for writting the book Bob. I felt like you were my best friend by the time we came home