Next Imagineering field Guide is.......

[PintoColvig]

I love the "Field Guides" and am on my way to B&N now to see if they have the latest one. However, I'd like to see a book--one for each park-that covers the same .aterial but with a lot more (and bigger!) illustrations and more history and background material. A compendium, if you will. Is there anything like that out there?

 

[Champion]

I love the "Field Guides" and am on my way to B&N now to see if they have the latest one. However, I'd like to see a book--one for each park-that covers the same .aterial but with a lot more (and bigger!) illustrations and more history and background material. A compendium, if you will. Is there anything like that out there?

Yeah, I know of one. He posted 3 posts above yours.

 

[brkgnews]

Yeah, I know of one. He posted 3 posts above yours.

LOL. Martin really should publish a book. :lookaroun

 

[PintoColvig]

Yeah, I know of one. He posted 3 posts above yours.

the Walt Disney Imagineering book goes from park to park, land to land and giv es the history and details of each attraction? I didn't realize that. Thanks!

 

[PintoColvig]

Then again, maybe I missed your joke. :lookaroun

 

[brkgnews]

the Walt Disney Imagineering book goes from park to park, land to land and giv es the history and details of each attraction? I didn't realize that. Thanks!

Not so much. He was joking about the bevy of info that Martin (Marni1971) brings to the table. It is a great book, though.