WDW Trivia Volume 1 - How did you find it?

[schnebs]

I actually went looking for Vol I after I picked up and read Vol. II! (just had to be different, I guess...) I ended up with two copies - one that I bought through B&N online, the other (signed by Lou) that I bought at an NFFC chapter auction.

[MagicLists]

I remember seeing it somewhere in a Borders store, but the next time I visited the store they no longer had it. I checked several stores to no avail, so I just went to the Disney World Trivia store and bought it direct. So much easier!

[plutonianprince]

I foundout aout the book after finding this site, which I found in anouther book 'The Unificial Guide to WDW'

[disnyfreek]

My dad was looking through various travel books when we were in Barnes and Noble, and he just took it off the shelf and said "This is definitely your read"

[MainStreet, USA]

Picture, if you will, winter 2004/2005: As a bored and diversion-less college student, I had just begun looking into investing in my first ever "annual" type pass to WDW, considering I went to school so close to the magic and quite frankly didn't have much else to do with many of my weekends. In January '05, I purchased a FL Resident Season Pass, which was to become the beginning of my now habitual weekend daytripping from school. A very short time later, I came home from a day at the Magic Kingdom, where I had just had my first ever run-in with PUSH the talking trash can over in Tomorrowland, and I was pretty amped about it. I hopped online, and did a search (probably through Yahoo, as that's my normal search engine) for anything I could find regarding PUSH, and one of the top links that popped up took me right to a thread on a (then relatively small) forum called DisneyWorldTrivia.com. I was thrilled by the PUSH info, but as I started clicking randomly and navigating the forums, I became even more impressed by nearly everything I saw. I knew I had to join, and so I did. And it was through this little forum that I first heard about the book. And after talking to all these wonderful Disneyphiles like myself on the site, I felt obligated to check out the book too, which I found shortly thereafter in the Barnes and Noble here in Daytona Beach.

So... in a way, you can say that PUSH was the one who led me to find DWT, Lou, and soon after, his book. And the rest, as they say, is history.

[dznyfreak42]

i typed in disney trivia in google and it came up

[sparky]

I had just returned from disney ( my last trip) and typed in "history of disney world" and lo and behold.......................

[DissyLove]

on the site. I found the site while disney surfing online.

[hermionefan34]

I found the WDW Trivia Book at Borders one day just looking around the travel section. I just happened to find the website inside the book, and glad I did, because it brought me to this wonderful website!

[Foolish Mortal]

Amazon.com

[ftg09]

I was googling disney trivia and found out about the books. I'm glad I did!

[cp1999]

While looking at other Disney books at barnes and noble I came across volume 1 and decided to buy it. Then I saw another time #2 was out so I bought that one as well. Waitning on #3. Oh the withdral.

[pigletfan]

I was browsing at Books-a-Million in Dr. Phillips near Disney World about 2 years ago. There was a stack of books in the middle aisle and they all had a sticker on them that they were "autographed copy". So I started to look through Disney World Trivia Vol. 1 just to see if he could stump me. It was so interesting (and Lou did stump me) so I bought it. I love the book, and I have always wondered how the "autographed copies" made their way to that book store. I do not have Vol. 2 yet. I am waiting until I get to meet Lou in person and get an autographed copy of that volume as well.

[Cinderella2]

I bought it at Barnes and Noble when I bought my yearly "Unofficial" book. I read it and came here from there. Then I went back for volume 2.

[Lou Mongello]

I was browsing at Books-a-Million in Dr. Phillips near Disney World about 2 years ago. There was a stack of books in the middle aisle and they all had a sticker on them that they were "autographed copy". So I started to look through Disney World Trivia Vol. 1 just to see if he could stump me. It was so interesting (and Lou did stump me) so I bought it. I love the book, and I have always wondered how the "autographed copies" made their way to that book store. I do not have Vol. 2 yet. I am waiting until I get to meet Lou in person and get an autographed copy of that volume as well.

I actually did a signing there a few years ago and signed a number of books before I left! Glad to see you found them and better yet, found your way here to join our family!!!