Whats the best florida guide book these days?

[luvthemansion]

Hi :) we want to do some planning and partner doesnt use the net so a book would be helpful. What's the best one around these days?

[Mike]

The Brits Guide is popular and an easy read, but my personal favourite is the Unofficial Guide as it includes a level of detail and planning information that can take your breath away!:D

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Mike

[daveann]

disney passporter is brilliant

[Jodie]

I love the Brits Guides but the UOG is also great

[loadsapixiedust]

I like the Unofficial Guide too, Brit's Guide is a good one for first timers.
You can't beat the net for in depth planning info.

[tdclark7125]

I have to agree with Unofficial Guide as the best book. While I'm not a touring commando, I need a plan and love to avoid lines as much as possible. This book really prepares you, and their website www.touringplans.com is a great supplement

In addition to that, I've emailed touringplans.com a few times with questions regarding their plans, questions about when to see new attractions, etc and Len Testa answered very quickly and was very helpful.

[Mapman]

Unofficial Guide for experienced Orlando visitors, but definitely the Brit's Guide for first time visitors . . it covers Universal and SeaWorld too :wiggle: