Birnbaum's Walt Disney World Without Kids: Expert Advice for Fun-Loving Adults

I have 2 editions of the "without kids" guides. I think they're great! But I am speaking as someone who has been to Disney World multiple times in the past & is just looking for a refresher on the highlights & current info. I also really like this book for when I'm questioning whether an attraction is too childish for my husband & I, who don't have kids yet. If it's in this book, I know it's ok. :) It is a small book, which I think is great -- very easy to carry around with you at the park! On our 2 last trips, I have actually purchased both the "without kids" guidebook along with the regular Birnbaums guide, which provides more detailed information when you need it (but I don't carry that one around!).

I read some of the other reviews listed for this book. I can't believe that there are people who think that this is a waste of money, it is anything but...I go to Disney almost every year. The first thing I do every october is buy the newest version of this book. Don't get me wrong there are some other really good books out there, but this one has to be the very best by far. If you go to Disney often you realize that they are accurte about lines and times and a whole bunch of other stuff. So if you are looking for info but not to munch info. Get this book, or any of the other books they put out. I use this one and the general disney book as I am not traveling with kids.

If you're going to Walt Disney World during 2002, and you're not bringing children - no matter whether you're 21 or 61, this book will tell you all the ins and outs. Everything from where to go for a night at the clubs to where to rest you're weary feet at the parks. They even give you pointers to avoid the little curtain crawlers! You can tell that the writers LOVE Walt Disney World, but they're honest when it comes to what to pass on and even out and out avoid. I've been to Walt Disney World during the 100 Years Celebration, and other than the changes that took place after 9/11, that could not have been forseen in a book printed for an October 2001 Release date, I feel that this book serves it's purpose very well. Name it and they cover it - IF it doesn't include children.