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Summary: it was awesome
Review: Clearly the author cannot speak for her generation at all. Her reviews are biased and opinionated, and her tips offer little to no help for those unfamiliar with the Walt Disney World resort. She refers to Epcot's trademark attraction, Spaceship Earth, as a "snooze," when I have seen plenty of teenagers who having nothing but good remarks to say about the ride. My advice: stick with "Birnbaum's Official Guide." It is suitable for WDW fans of ALL ages: from young children, through teens, honeymooners, and the elderly. It will offer you far better--and less opinionated--information.
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Summary: Quite possibly the worst WDW guide I have read
Review: Clearly the author cannot speak for her generation at all. Her reviews are biased and opinionated, and her tips offer little to no help for those unfamiliar with the Walt Disney World resort. She refers to Epcot's trademark attraction, Spaceship Earth, as a "snooze," when I have seen plenty of teenagers who having nothing but good remarks to say about the ride. My advice: stick with "Birnbaum's Official Guide." It is suitable for WDW fans of ALL ages: from young children, through teens, honeymooners, and the elderly. It will offer you far better--and less opinionated--information.
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Summary: A GREAT REVIEW!
Review: I am 13 years old, and my brother is 15, and we are going to walt disney world this easter. We really enjoyed this book's great tips and facts. Hopefully they will come in handy!
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Summary: A good teenagers point of view
Review: I was able to browse this book in about 15 minutes in a book store. It is not an in depth book and doesn't deal at all with Hotels, touring plans, restaurants, etc. Buy a different book for that information. It went through each park (both Disney and Universal), briefly described the rides that interested the author and rated every ride (from the authors perspective). It did seem to be actually written by a teenager (the daughter of the co-author.) The author held no punches (as opposed to the Birnbaum WDW for kids by kids) and certainly was critical of certain attractions. The perspective on certain rides and attractions was definitely different from mine (being 43) but probably hit the right notes for the intended audience. For a family, with teenagers going to Orlando for the first time, this book is probably worth it, and for the parents to read to plan what thier teenagers will like or not.
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Summary: A good teenagers point of view
Review: I was able to browse this book in about 15 minutes in a book store. It is not an in depth book and doesn't deal at all with Hotels, touring plans, restaurants, etc. Buy a different book for that information. It went through each park (both Disney and Universal), briefly described the rides that interested the author and rated every ride (from the authors perspective). It did seem to be actually written by a teenager (the daughter of the co-author.) The author held no punches (as opposed to the Birnbaum WDW for kids by kids) and certainly was critical of certain attractions. The perspective on certain rides and attractions was definitely different from mine (being 43) but probably hit the right notes for the intended audience. For a family, with teenagers going to Orlando for the first time, this book is probably worth it, and for the parents to read to plan what thier teenagers will like or not.
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Summary: A nice change from all the Disney cheerleading
Review: I'm taking a youth group to Disney World this fall and bought this book along with several others. I must say I appreciate the fact that the authors gave their honest opinions about what rides are good for teens and which ones are just so-so. We have limited time in the theme parks during our visit and really need to use our time wisely, but the "official guides" we all rah-rah and "Everything is equally great." This was much more like "If you can only do five things, these are the things you should do." And, like somebody else said, it really does sound like it was written by a teenager.
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Summary: A nice change from all the Disney cheerleading
Review: I'm taking a youth group to Disney World this fall and bought this book along with several others. I must say I appreciate the fact that the authors gave their honest opinions about what rides are good for teens and which ones are just so-so. We have limited time in the theme parks during our visit and really need to use our time wisely, but the "official guides" we all rah-rah and "Everything is equally great." This was much more like "If you can only do five things, these are the things you should do." And, like somebody else said, it really does sound like it was written by a teenager.
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Summary: it was awesome
Review: Im a teenager that gos down to disney world a lot and i loved this book!!!
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Summary: I gave this book to my kids and let them plan the trip
Review: My daughters (ages 13 and 16) carried this book around the theme parks like a Bible. It doesn't go into a lot of details about things teens don't care about or affect (their father and I chose the hotel, for example) but has plenty of fun little trivia and good information about the rides. We've used Kim Wright Wiley's guide Walt Disney World With Kids on several previous trips and find it really helpful. This is a great addition.
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Summary: I gave this book to my kids and let them plan the trip
Review: My daughters (ages 13 and 16) carried this book around the theme parks like a Bible. It doesn't go into a lot of details about things teens don't care about or affect (their father and I chose the hotel, for example) but has plenty of fun little trivia and good information about the rides. We've used Kim Wright Wiley's guide Walt Disney World With Kids on several previous trips and find it really helpful. This is a great addition.
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