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The best-looking Disney World guidebook, The Complete Guide to Walt Disney World 2008 is also the most interesting. Its spectacular photography grabs your eye, then its fantastic wealth of information keeps you glued to its pages. Every aspect of Disney World becomes easy to understand, as color-coded chapters lay out everything one subject at a time, and gorgeous full-color images bring it all to life. Packed with details you just can't find anywhere else, every chapter is so helpful you'll find yourself sticking post-it notes everywhere.The Planning Your Trip chapter offers a seven-step process to organizing your vacation, then a gold mine of practical information. As for theme parks, each ride or show gets its own article, many of which run several pages. Water parks are covered the same way, which makes the book the only real guide to Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon. Even diversions such as parasailing, stock-car driving and surfing lessons are fully described and illustrated. A new restaurant chapter is a collection of 88 reviews. The accounts are descriptive and honest, and include useful details such as which character meals can usually take walk-ins. The accommodations chapter covers each Disney resort with a photo-packed article as well as a comprehensive At a Glance sidebar. The combination gives you a nice overview of each complex, but also makes it easy to scan them all by price, amenities, location, or other criteria.. NOTA: El libro no está en español, sino en inglés.

After writing a guidebook about their hometown islands of Sanibel and Captiva, Florida, Julie and Mike Neal decided to spend a year and write one about Walt Disney World. Five years later they finished, only to learn they need to return weekly to keep things up to date. As a result, they’ve visited Disney World over 800 times. The couple and their books have been featured in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Boston Globe, Chicago Tribune and Miami Herald newspapers and American Heritage Magazine. They have also appeared on National Public Radio, the Travel Channel and many Florida television stations. Back on the islands, Julie coaches both a rec and middle-school soccer team, and is famous for her cooler full of ice pops. Mike is known for never getting around to putting his boat in the water. When not at Disney riding Big Thunder Mountain, their teenage daughter, Micaela, loves to boogie-board and fish at the beach. The family lives with their chocolate lab, Bear.