Any good Disney sites
 

looking at going to WDW and need lots of information.<BR>I have beed to disboards but they just seem like a clique that will not answer your questions.<BR>Another good sites?

mousesavers.com<BR>What's wrong with disboards? It's part of www.wdwinfo.com. They both have a wealth of information. Good luck.

I looked at their boards and it seems as if only 5 people post and answer for everyone.<BR>These people dominate to boards and I am just not happy there

I had good luck with wdinfo by asking specific questions. did you try <BR>http://www.disboards.com/<BR><BR>Other sites of interest include:<BR><BR>http://www.mouseplanet.com/<BR><BR>http://www.orlandotripplanner.com/<BR>http://tikiman2001.homestead.com/index.html<BR><BR>http://www.ourlaughingplace.com/olpdefault.asp<BR><BR>http://www.magictrips.com/<BR><BR>http://www.wdwig.com/contents.htm

Try this web site I have found it to be very good and they have a person that will help you get some good deals, the site is http://www.passporterboards.com

<BR>Turk,<BR><BR>also visit http://www.mousesavers.com for specific advice about available discount promotions at WDW.<BR><BR>WDW does NOT willingly volunteer the information you can get there, like promo codes for discounts on WDW-owned hotels.<BR><BR>I have saved literally thousands of $$ using the Mousesavers info. <BR><BR><BR>BTW, I agree that a lot of the postings at www.disboards.com are inane, idiotic, and repetitive. There is a LOT of chaff to get a little wheat. The most useful posts there are the ones that covered the specific details of the various WDW resorts. I was able to zero in on near-ideal rooms in Beach Club Hotel, following their advice.<BR><BR>http://www.wdwig.com/ is more informative , I think, even though it's not a Forum.

<BR>Also-<BR><BR>http://pages.prodigy.net/stevesoares/<BR>is a good site for up to the minute lsitings of live entertainment at WDW, which is one of the most enjoyable aspects of a trip, for me.<BR><BR>A significant portion of the live "street" entertainment at Epcot, Animal Kingdom, etc is *NOT* published in the daily Disney brochures they hand you at the park entrance. <BR><BR>Some of the "unpublished" acts are real gems, and not all of the acts are necessary musical.

The most informative as well as helpful I've found is family.com and go to Disney travel message boards.

Another vote for wdwig.com<BR>Lots of contributors have helped make this site full of useful, practical info. There are numerous trip reports too. Sign up for Deb's free email newsletter, it comes once or twice a month.

Try www.disneyfan.com<BR>Lots of great info, plus a message forum.