Passporter's Walt Disney World 2014 Deluxe Starter Kit: The Unique Travel Guide, Planner, Organizer, Journal, and Keepsake!: PassPorter
Autor Jennifer Marx, Dave Marx, Alexander Marxen Limba Engleză Paperback – 6 ian 2014
With four major theme parks and 22 hotels, Disney World can be daunting — this indispensable travel planner simplifies the process. The authors have been honing their advice, expanding their coverage, upgrading the book's features, and delighting readers for over 15 years. Each park gets in-depth coverage, complete with full-color fold-out maps and a description of every ride and attraction along with extensive profiles of Disney-owned resort hotels featuring detailed maps, color photos, room layouts and the park’s 300+ dining options.
With this handy guide, you can create vacation itineraries before you go and keep Disney maps, brochures, passes, and receipts inside the pocket while you’re there along with recoding memories and expenses on the back to review when you return home!
Another feature is the author’s nine-year-old son Alexander rating attractions with his "A-OK!" for kids accompanied by age-appropriateness rankings from his parents, giving adults a heads up on what attractions are suited for kids.
So when the magic of Walt Disney World beckons, pick up a copy of the award-winning PassPorter's Walt Disney World 2014 and discover the worlds #1 vacation destination through the eyes of seasoned fans, and be organized and better budgeted than you ever dreamed possible.
With this handy guide, you can create vacation itineraries before you go and keep Disney maps, brochures, passes, and receipts inside the pocket while you’re there along with recoding memories and expenses on the back to review when you return home!
Another feature is the author’s nine-year-old son Alexander rating attractions with his "A-OK!" for kids accompanied by age-appropriateness rankings from his parents, giving adults a heads up on what attractions are suited for kids.
So when the magic of Walt Disney World beckons, pick up a copy of the award-winning PassPorter's Walt Disney World 2014 and discover the worlds #1 vacation destination through the eyes of seasoned fans, and be organized and better budgeted than you ever dreamed possible.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781587711282
ISBN-10: 1587711281
Pagini: 362
Dimensiuni: 208 x 262 x 51 mm
Greutate: 1.34 kg
Ediția:16th Edition
Editura: PassPorter Travel Press
Colecția PassPorter Travel Press
Seria PassPorter
ISBN-10: 1587711281
Pagini: 362
Dimensiuni: 208 x 262 x 51 mm
Greutate: 1.34 kg
Ediția:16th Edition
Editura: PassPorter Travel Press
Colecția PassPorter Travel Press
Seria PassPorter
Notă biografică
Dave Marx is cofounder and publisher of PassPorter Travel Press and along with Jennifer Marx, has co-authored 28 PassPorter guidebooks. He discovered Disneyland in 1975, the Walt Disney World Resort in 1997 and first cruised with Disney in October 1999. He's since booked passage with Disney 18 more times and, as with Jennifer Marx, was aboard for the Christening and maiden voyage of the Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy Inaugural.
Jennifer Marx's most noteworthy cruises include the Disney Magic's eastbound Panama Canal crossing in August 2005, and a 2006 Mediterranean cruise researching Disney's 2007 Mediterranean visit. She is the author of more than 30 books, including the guide that started it all: PassPorter's Walt Disney World.
Jennifer and Dave's 9-year-old son, Alexander Marx, is a veteran visitor to Walt Disney World and has cruised the Mediterranean and sailed from Los Angeles to Port Canaveral, FL via the Panama Canal. He offers expert opinions and brings his own 'Toddler Tips' and 'Kid Tips' to this guidebook. They live in Ann Arbor, MI.
Jennifer Marx's most noteworthy cruises include the Disney Magic's eastbound Panama Canal crossing in August 2005, and a 2006 Mediterranean cruise researching Disney's 2007 Mediterranean visit. She is the author of more than 30 books, including the guide that started it all: PassPorter's Walt Disney World.
Jennifer and Dave's 9-year-old son, Alexander Marx, is a veteran visitor to Walt Disney World and has cruised the Mediterranean and sailed from Los Angeles to Port Canaveral, FL via the Panama Canal. He offers expert opinions and brings his own 'Toddler Tips' and 'Kid Tips' to this guidebook. They live in Ann Arbor, MI.
Extras
Chapter 1: Introduction
Planning is the secret to a successful vacation. The vast Walt Disney World Resort is not designed for procrastinators or last-minute travelers. Good planning is rewarded by a far more magical Disney experience. Planning is also wonderful fun. It increases the anticipation and starts the excitement months before the vacation begins.
Planning begins with learning about the Walt Disney World Resort. Your PassPorter has all the information you need for a great vacation, and then some! Written to be complete yet compact, PassPorter can be your only guidebook or act as a companion to another. You can use it in a variety of ways: as a travel guide, a vacation planner, an organizer, a trip journal, and a keepsake. We designed it for heavy use — you can take it with you and revisit it after your trip is a fond memory. You can personalize it with your plans, notes, souvenirs, and memories. We even crafted it with extra room in the binding to hold the things you’ll squeeze and jam into the pockets along the way. PassPorter is the ultimate Walt Disney World Resort guide — before, during, and after your vacation.
This first chapter helps you with the initial planning stage: Gathering information and budgeting. Your PassPorter then continues through the planning stages in order of priority. Sprinkled throughout are ways to personalize your trip, little-known tips, and magical Disney memories.
Above all else, have fun with your plans, both now and when you reach the Walt Disney World Resort. Leave room for flexibility, and include time to relax and refresh. Despite the temptation to see and do it all, an overly ambitious plan will be more exhausting (and frustrating) than fun. Don’t get so bogged down with planning and recording that you miss the spontaneous magic of a Disney vacation. As Robert Burns so appropriately said, "The best laid plans of mice and of men go oft astray." Use your PassPorter to plan ahead so you can relax and enjoy your vacation, no matter what it brings.
Chapter 1: Planning With Your PassPorter
Each important aspect of your vacation — budgeting, traveling, packing, lodging, touring, and eating — has a special dedicated worksheet in your PassPorter. Don’t be shy, we designed these worksheets to be scribbled upon at will. Not only do they take the place of easy-to-lose scraps of paper, they are structured specifically for your vacation.
When you start planning your trip in your PassPorter, use a pencil so you can erase and make changes. Use a permanent pen once your plans are definite to avoid smudging. You can keep a pen handy, too! Slip it inside the book’s spiral binding. The pen’s pocket clip holds it in place.
Additions and significant changes at Disney World since our 2013 edition are highlighted in green, just like this paragraph! This is not to be confused with general changes to PassPorter — almost every page has changed!
Your PassPorter is most useful when you keep it handy before and during your vacation. It fits compactly into backpacks and shoulder bags. Or, tuck your PassPorter into a waist pack (at least 6.5” x 9” or 17 x 23 cm). Your PassPorter loves to go on rides with you, but try to keep it dry on Splash Mountain and Kali River Rapids. The heavy cover offers good protection, but a simple resealable plastic bag (gallon size) is a big help.
Personalize your PassPorter! Write your name under the front cover flap, along with other information you feel comfortable listing. Your hotel name, trip dates, and phone number help if you misplace your PassPorter.
Under the back cover flap are places for your important phone numbers, reminders, and addresses. Use the checkboxes to mark items when done. The label page at the end of the text is a fun feature — use the labels to personalize your PassPockets and attach the tabs to mark your chapters!
Two tools you may find helpful for planning are a highlighter (to mark “must-sees”) and those sticky page flags (to mark favorite pages).
It’s normal for the handy spiral binding in your PassPorter to rotate as you flip pages. If this causes your binding to creep up, you can easily rotate it back — just twist the binding while holding the pages securely.
Your PassPorter’s sturdy cover wraps around your book for protection, and you can fold it back and leave the book open. The binding is a bit bigger than necessary to fit your stuff. We crafted a pocket for each day of your trip (up to eleven days), plus special ones for your journey, lodging, and memories. Read more about these "PassPockets" on the next page.
Planning is the secret to a successful vacation. The vast Walt Disney World Resort is not designed for procrastinators or last-minute travelers. Good planning is rewarded by a far more magical Disney experience. Planning is also wonderful fun. It increases the anticipation and starts the excitement months before the vacation begins.
Planning begins with learning about the Walt Disney World Resort. Your PassPorter has all the information you need for a great vacation, and then some! Written to be complete yet compact, PassPorter can be your only guidebook or act as a companion to another. You can use it in a variety of ways: as a travel guide, a vacation planner, an organizer, a trip journal, and a keepsake. We designed it for heavy use — you can take it with you and revisit it after your trip is a fond memory. You can personalize it with your plans, notes, souvenirs, and memories. We even crafted it with extra room in the binding to hold the things you’ll squeeze and jam into the pockets along the way. PassPorter is the ultimate Walt Disney World Resort guide — before, during, and after your vacation.
This first chapter helps you with the initial planning stage: Gathering information and budgeting. Your PassPorter then continues through the planning stages in order of priority. Sprinkled throughout are ways to personalize your trip, little-known tips, and magical Disney memories.
Above all else, have fun with your plans, both now and when you reach the Walt Disney World Resort. Leave room for flexibility, and include time to relax and refresh. Despite the temptation to see and do it all, an overly ambitious plan will be more exhausting (and frustrating) than fun. Don’t get so bogged down with planning and recording that you miss the spontaneous magic of a Disney vacation. As Robert Burns so appropriately said, "The best laid plans of mice and of men go oft astray." Use your PassPorter to plan ahead so you can relax and enjoy your vacation, no matter what it brings.
Chapter 1: Planning With Your PassPorter
Each important aspect of your vacation — budgeting, traveling, packing, lodging, touring, and eating — has a special dedicated worksheet in your PassPorter. Don’t be shy, we designed these worksheets to be scribbled upon at will. Not only do they take the place of easy-to-lose scraps of paper, they are structured specifically for your vacation.
When you start planning your trip in your PassPorter, use a pencil so you can erase and make changes. Use a permanent pen once your plans are definite to avoid smudging. You can keep a pen handy, too! Slip it inside the book’s spiral binding. The pen’s pocket clip holds it in place.
Additions and significant changes at Disney World since our 2013 edition are highlighted in green, just like this paragraph! This is not to be confused with general changes to PassPorter — almost every page has changed!
Your PassPorter is most useful when you keep it handy before and during your vacation. It fits compactly into backpacks and shoulder bags. Or, tuck your PassPorter into a waist pack (at least 6.5” x 9” or 17 x 23 cm). Your PassPorter loves to go on rides with you, but try to keep it dry on Splash Mountain and Kali River Rapids. The heavy cover offers good protection, but a simple resealable plastic bag (gallon size) is a big help.
Personalize your PassPorter! Write your name under the front cover flap, along with other information you feel comfortable listing. Your hotel name, trip dates, and phone number help if you misplace your PassPorter.
Under the back cover flap are places for your important phone numbers, reminders, and addresses. Use the checkboxes to mark items when done. The label page at the end of the text is a fun feature — use the labels to personalize your PassPockets and attach the tabs to mark your chapters!
Two tools you may find helpful for planning are a highlighter (to mark “must-sees”) and those sticky page flags (to mark favorite pages).
It’s normal for the handy spiral binding in your PassPorter to rotate as you flip pages. If this causes your binding to creep up, you can easily rotate it back — just twist the binding while holding the pages securely.
Your PassPorter’s sturdy cover wraps around your book for protection, and you can fold it back and leave the book open. The binding is a bit bigger than necessary to fit your stuff. We crafted a pocket for each day of your trip (up to eleven days), plus special ones for your journey, lodging, and memories. Read more about these "PassPockets" on the next page.