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5 comments about Birnbaum's Walt Disney World.

1. This book gets you very excited about your trip to Walt Disney World. It has many "hot tips" on when the less crowded times are, also you find out things the "uninformed" person would not know about WDW, like the "e-ticket" and the best times to visit your favorite rides. It can truly make your vacation the most magical experience of your life! On the down side, Birnbaum's books are the "official guide books" of WDW and they tend to have a positive outlook on everything, like the hotels and food. Our family found the food overpriced and tasted the same at practically every restaurant we ate at! It over glamourized the hotels also. But I would recommend this book for first time Disney visitors, It is very helpful.



2. My fiance and I went to Walt Disney World last year for the first time together (it was also the first time for him). We found the Birnbaum book to be the best, we also bought The Unofficial Guide but the Birnbaum book was the book we brought with us to Florida. The phone numbers, rates and the "Great meals and good times" sections are invaluable! We are going to Walt Disney World for our honeymoon next year and I can't wait to buy the 2001 edition!



3. Are you wondering how much is admission to the parks? Do you want to know what's in store for you when you get into Disney World? How about, when is the best time to go? Where can I stay in Disney World? Well it's all in this book. When I went on vacation last year I would constantly use it for reference. My friends and I would read up on what would be in the each of the parks. The next day we would have all our rides and places picked out to see and visit. This book should be able to answer many questions about Disney World. What especially nice about this book is that it lists some of the events going on for the new millennium. If you're looking for a book with it all (maps, rides, shops, tips, and plenty more) check this book out. Even after returning back from Disney World, the book is a great souvenir. You can always check out the pictures to say, "I've been on that," "We had a great time there," or "I remember..."



4. These two books give an excellent knowledge base when read together...unfortuntely not as individual books. Birnbaums is total "Gung-ho" disney and the unofficial guide i think goes a little too far in the other direction. I think they are farthest apart on food...From Birnbaum you'd think you could eat your fill of good to excellent food at moderate (or at least value/for money) prices....from the unofficial guide it seems like you couldn't find even a decent grossly-overpriced meal...that is why the truth lies somewhere in the middle. If I had to choose one I'd probably choose the unofficial guide but I think you would be missing VALUABLE information. I had my whole trip planned before I left...reservations, plans (albeit loose ones), an idea of what was good for kids, what parks were closed for repair (yes that happens! something that wouldnt have ocurred to me without this info) and what places i wanted to be sure to see and what i could do with out... It was also nice to know where all the bathrooms were! These things may not seem like much...but believe me they are major when you are with chidren! These books are necessary and save you from saying "if i only knew than what i know now..." now if they were only one book instead of 2...



5. Every year, without fail, I purchase a new Birnbaum's Walt Disney World Guide Book. Why, you might ask? Walt Disney World changes from year to year. Each year a new resort may open, or a new attraction, and some years whole entire theme parks have been added. There have been years that I have not been able to visit this smorgasborg of fun, yet I always know what's happening down there thanks to this wonderful guide. I feel completely satisfied and refreshed just leafing through its pages. Everything you need to know whether your a first time visitor or a seasoned Disnoid can be found in this publication. I've read some of the other Disney World guide books out there and I find them filled with cynicism and sarcasm that personally, I can do without. Disney World is an enchanted place and this book can help put you in the proper frame of mind when planning your vacation to the "happiest place on earth". I highly recommend it. It truly is good to the last drop!

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1 comments about Coastal Cuisine MenuGuide.

1. Coastal Cuisine MenuGuide is beautiful, easy to use, and very handy! When friends ask, "Where do we dine?", I get a copy of the MenuGuide and we can easily decide where we want to go next. The book looks great so that I can leave it out as a handy reference. In addition to the copy at home, I keep one in the office for friends and customers who want to know where I recommend for dining. All the restaurants featured in this book are excellent. I have sent copies to favorite customers and friends who do not live here but visit, and all love it. It makes a great souvenir for the visitor to the Emerald Coast of Northwest Florida, and it helps convince the people back home that we are serious about the wonderful restaurants we enjoy. Wish I had had this book for the past many years to help answer "Where do we eat?"

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