disney savings guide worth the price?

[ohiodisneydad]

Has anyone spent the $20 to buy this E-book? Is it workth it? If not or you have tried one that is, can you let me know? I posted this in the budgeting section as well, so don't get mad for double post please

[SnwhtNdwrfs]

I honestly haven't seen it but it would be interesting to find out if someone else knows

[MickeyBabe]

I have not seen or heard of this "E-Book".

I have purchased and enjoyed Birnbaums "Official Guide to Walt Disney World" and enjoyed it. I also recieved the :Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World" as a gift. Although I don't agree with all I read there, this book was the one that lead me to Mousesavers and prompted me to begin booking and planning my own trips.

Personally I subscribe to the Mousesavers Newsletter and enjoy thier site emmensly.




Welcome to DWT!!!!

[disneydame2004]

Can't say I've heard of the e-book either, but Chris & Kristal Carlson's Disney on a Dime has a lot of great tips. I also second MickeyBabe's recommendation of Mousesavers.com - they have the most up-to-date discount information anywhere.

[ohiodisneydad]

You guys haven't heard of it? Its advertised here! LOL! I think the website is WD-secrets.com Its supposed to be an ex CM who tells you how to book and save tons of cash. For 20 bucks i may have to be the guinea pig

[ohiodisneydad]

oops make that WD-secrets.com. Man my cousin has it so easy. He lives in Orlando and has season passes.

[MickeyBabe]

Hmmmm, It'll be interesting to see if they are the same tips that you get for free on Mousesavers.

Have at it and give us the full report!!!

[ohiodisneydad]

Anyone wanna contribute a dollar? I'll get it and email it out! we'll start our own pyramid scheme for a Disney trip! Just kidding!. I'll check out mousesavers too! $20 isn't all that much i guess. I can pack pb&j for a week to work

[iwannabeminnie]

I don't know about this, but I subscribed to Tour Guide Mike last year before our trip and thought it was a waste of money. I didn't find out anything I didn't already know, but then I know quite a bit.

[Jiminy Cricket]

Disney on a Dime is really good if you aren't a WDW fanatic.

[ohiodisneydad]

Well I'm becoming a fanatic. The wife saw me on the computer today and asked if I was looking at Disney stuff again. I'm a junkie, I need help

[SnwhtNdwrfs]

Well I'm becoming a fanatic. The wife saw me on the computer today and asked if I was looking at Disney stuff again. I'm a junkie, I need help

Well, we all have that issue here. So you are in the right place until you realize that this place takes so much of your time!!! We are a support group! But my addiction to this place I still need therapy for! lol

[ky71]

My husband used to say he was a disney widower as I spent the weeks prior to leaving for our disney trips on the internet searching for interesting tips/places of interest. When he realised how much we saved on our second WDW trip(& we stayed on site) he decided it was a valuable time investment so save hundreds of dollars(probably over $1000 if you count accommodation/car hire too) and have a more interesting trip second time round. We searched out hidden things to do and visited a few more resorts and did things we would not have known about if not for message boards. Disney junkies rule!

[hgraber]

Can't say I've heard of the e-book either, but Chris & Kristal Carlson's Disney on a Dime has a lot of great tips. I also second MickeyBabe's recommendation of Mousesavers.com - they have the most up-to-date discount information anywhere.

I've read and re-read this one and I love it! (In fact, it's next to my keyboard right now, lol!) Definitely worth the price!

[Grumpy3]

I'd have to say that between reading several Disney forum sites, Mousesavers, and learning from past trips we've been able to reduce our overall costs and usually were able to do most everything we wanted to do on our last 3 trips.