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[MissDisneyisMagical]

i just love reading the brochure as i always go at christmas and reading about the lighting of the tree the lights and music on main street the lighting of the castle (gets to me everytime!) and thats what i look forward to my trip starts when i open the brochure! from comments ive seen ill be disappointed when i eventually get a brochure!!

[Anthony]

I really don't think pages of little girls doing impressions of Edvard Munch's 'The Scream' helped matters either.

:lol:

Thanks for the replies about getting hold of a copy. I have emailed DLP (again), but I guess I'll just slink into a travel agents at some point. I really only want a copy for my memorabilia collection, so we can hopefully one day look and say "yeah, that's when DLP brochures weren't very good". (Or perhaps more likely "yeah, that's when DLP made brochures, rather than tablet computer apps", or whatever )

Maybe someone who works on the website is deliberately sabotaging orders for copies of the brochure, so that potential visitors aren't put off booking?

[Columbiad]

Does anyone know how the DLP Brochures compare to the WDW and DLR Brochures?

[Josh]

There's still a few smiling children with the characters, but it's much more informative.

http://wdtc.disneyinternational.com/VPK ... Brochure11

That's the UK edition, though. I'm not sure about the US version.

[MissDisneyisMagical]

well ive finally managed to get a winter brochure there i was getting more and more excited about the new meet and greets and thinking about seeing all the refurbishments in their glory and get to the part about christmas and can quite safely say i felt like someone had stuck a pin in my balloon. where is all the stuff about the tree lighting ceremony the lighting of the castle and my beloved fantillusion. Very displeased!!!

[Anthony]

There's still a few smiling children with the characters, but it's much more informative.

And note the lack of stifling photoshopped images on each page. Just fresh, colourful photographs.

That brochure also shows how the DLP version is so much longer than it needs to be, with those pointless (and often plain ugly) introduction double-pages for each section. Walt Disney World has twice the number of parks but half the number of pages in its brochure. They could cut about half the pages from DLP's brochure and still give a better overview and more information.

[Josh]

I noticed that, too. Considering how long it is, it's not very helpful. XD

When did they start using this new style? Was it when they had the New Generation Festival?