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This book clearly distances itself from the rest of the other guide books out there. It focuses on how to get the maximum enjoyment out of your vacation, while uncovering some of the resort's hidden, delightful treasures. This book takes readers from true five-star dining to the most lush suites the resort has to offer, and Cara demonstrates her exstensive knowledge of WDW, while still helping readers get the most out of every "Disney Dollar".

The book is an easy, enjoyable read from beginning to end. I found myself discovering new things about a place I've visited dozens of times. I also took it with us to the parks, and used it to help plan our days. All of the descriptions were informative and accurate, and helped us have our best WDW vaction yet. It takes the guesswork out of looking for the best food, accomodations, and even parade vantage points, touring tips, romantic spots and more! To be honest, I have several other guidebooks and consider this to be the best of them all.

I give it my highest recommendation.

If you're planning a trip to Walt Disney World in Orlando - and you hate lines and like to do things up right - read this book! Author Cora Goldsbury is a former travel agency owner who has spent many vacations at the most magical place on earth. This indispensable guide contains over 500 pages of detailed specifics on when to go, how to have the most enjoyment, which luxury accommodations to pick, what restaurants to dine in, and on and on and on. Using The Luxury Guide to Walt Disney World is like having a highly paid guide customize your experience and escort you through the whole wonderland. Marilyn Ross, author of Shameless Marketing for Brazen Hussies.

This book is titled "luxury guide to WDW".....there were not informative tips on staying luxury really at all. It did not even seem like the writer stayed at any of the hotels she mentioned. Like maybe she combined what she read in other books into her book. Pretty vague. The Unofficial Guide to WDW by Bob Sehlinger is WAAAAY better. I would not bother buying this "luxury guide" book.