Write a Review

Let the world know what you thought of PassPorter Walt Disney World by writing a review of it. Your feedback -- both positive and negative -- is valuable to our readers. And sharing your opinions through a review is another form of "word of mouse."

Use these questions as a guide to help you review PassPorter, whether you’re posting your review at an online bookstore, at an Internet discussion board, or in your company newsletter. Feel free to modify them, expand upon them, or go in any direction that pleases you! Of course, you don’t need to address all of these questions, or any for that matter. The length, style, tone, and content of your review is entirely your choice!

How would you describe PassPorter Walt Disney World? (i.e., it helps the reader to give a brief description of the book if they aren’t already familiar with it)

What was your first impression of PassPorter Walt Disney World?

What informational features of PassPorter do you like the best? The least? (i.e., coverage of plans, the journey, resorts, parks, restaurants, tours, childcare, the maps to the resorts/parks, the ratings, the tips and notes, etc.)

What organizational features of PassPorter do you like the best? The least? (i.e., the way it proceeds literally through the planning stages, the planning worksheets, the consistent presentation of information, the tabs on sides of each chapter, the index, the PassPocket index, the identification on the sides of each PassPocket, etc.)

What physical features of PassPorter do you like the best? The least? (i.e., organizer pockets, spiral binding, deluxe binder, wraparound cover, to-do, address, and phone list, etc.)

What fun features of PassPorter do you like the best? The least? (i.e., the “passport” theme, identification page, mini-autograph book, note pages, magic moments, Magic Memories PassPocket, etc.)

What did you like most about the PassPockets? The least? (i.e., their size, color, design, space for itineraries on the front, double slots for stuffing things inside, memories and notes on the back, etc.)

What was the most magical and/or delightful thing about PassPorter? What was the least?

What makes PassPorter different from other guides to Walt Disney World? From other travel guides?

Would you recommend PassPorter to your friends and family? To perfect strangers?

If you recommend PassPorter, how can someone who reads your review obtain it? (i.e., order direct on the http://www.passporter.com Web site, direct by phone (877-WAYFARER), Amazon.com, bookstore, etc.)

Updated 06/30/06

Here's How:

1. Write a Web review at an online bookstore!

To post your review at Amazon.com, go to the PassPorter listing, then click the blue “Write an online review” hyperlink to get the review form. Guidelines and a sample review are available to guide you, though it is very simple and painless process. Note that you can choose not to display your name and/or address. The reviews take about 2-4 days to show up online.
To post your review at Barnesandnoble.com, go to the PassPorter listing, then click the blue “Let others hear what you have to say” hyperlink to get the review form. Rules are available to guide you, though it is very simple and painless process. Note that you can choose not to display your name and/or address. The reviews take about 3 days to show up online.
To post your review at Borders.com, go to the PassPorter listing, then click the "Write a Review" button (on the left side) to get the review form.

2. Write a review and post it to a newsgroup (such as rec.arts.parks.disney), a message board (such as the AOL message boards), or a mailing list.(including our own PassPorterWDW mailing list!)

3. Write a review and e-mail it to us. We'll post it online at our Web site for the world to see!

Of course, there's nothing stopping you from doing all of the above!

Thank you!

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