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PassPorter's Field Guide to the Disney Cruise Line and Its Ports of Call (Passporter's Disney Cruise Line & Its Ports of Call)

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My first Disney Cruise Line trip was in December. I bought this book just after I'd reserved my stateroom, and thanks to the info in Passporter, I realised I'd made a mistake in my choice of room and was able to change it in time.

This book is packed with a wealth of information about the Disney Cruise Line, including reviews on shore excursions, meals and activities. It also has pictures and room plans of the staterooms. If you're planning on taking a Disney Cruise - buy this book!

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This book was a personal account of experiencing Disney Cruise Line. I really liked reading the reader's tips from past cruises and plan to use several during the planning and on the actual cruise. This book actually helped change my mind about some of the excursions having heard real comments from others who had taken them.

I love this book. It is very detailed and seems to cover every aspect of cruising with Disney. The book has information on the deck plans, fleet history, cruise budgeting, lodging, car rental, checking in, dining, dress, packing list, ports of call, ship activities, debarkation, and much more.

Don't expect to read this book in a few hours. It is very detailed, but subjects of interest can be found by using the index, table of contents, or the "tabbed" topics on the edge of the pages.

I highly ecommend this book.

I have never been on a cruise so I was starting from zero. This book helped me and my family understand all of the options available from Disney and allowed us to make informed decisions. The authors have been there and done that, literally, and share with us their experiences, insights, and photographs. Each activity at sea and on shore is explained in great detail. Each member of my family actually read through these with highlighter in hand, marking off the ones they wanted us to do. It makes planning a lot easier.

In that same vein, I found the descriptions of the cabins to be particularly useful. With almost a dozen cabin classes, how is a newbie supposed to choose? I suspected the cabins with the pianos would be a tad pricey, but after that I was lost. This book came to the rescue. It provides diagrams, measurements, and features for each cabin class, along with first-person descriptions.

If you're considering taking a Disney cruise, then you really have to get this book.

When I get a guide book. I look for things such as fine details and points to look for. The PassPorters books dose that and even more. Their web site is a gold mine Disney. The people who wrote this book are totally absolved by everything Disney go to their forum. I have tons of other guides books, I am taking my family on the 7 day Disney Cruse next year and wanted a detail guide about the route where we are taking. This book does that and things I never could of known. I higher recommend these books from PassPorters they are totally above everything you could find for a Disney trip with fine details.

The information in this book allowed us to make informed decisions well in advance of our trip. Information regarding the various types of rooms, the dining choices, and on the the excursions available allowed us to plan out our trip. Even has lots of 'tips and tricks' on how to make the best of our hard-earned dollars. I have also purchased the passporter for WDW. These books are very helpful for those who are avid planners.