Disney has lots of tours on property that give guests behind the scenes looks, as well as some interesting information. These tours are a fun way for guests to see different sides of Disney and learn a little something in the process.
Disney World has grown their offerings of tours. There quite a few to choose from and they are available at multiple parks. Animal Kingdom already has the Wild Africa Trek tour and now there is another tour for guests to experience.
Disney World has a lot of tours that guests can choose from in multiple parks. The Magic Kingdom has a available and Disney has just added another choice.
Disney World is offering a new experience to guests called Escape to Walt’s Wilderness.
So you have your hotel and now you have your dining reservations set, what do you do next? There are lots of things you can do to keep the planning going until it’s time to book your fastpasses.
Here are some things you can start planning:
There are so many tours available on Disney World property. A very popular tour is the Keys to the Kingdom Tour at Magic Kingdom. This is the tour that takes you under Magic Kingdom and into the Utilidors.
Here are some other tours to try:
My husband is interested in taking the Behind the Seeds Tour and we have already made reservations for the girls at the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique in Magic Kingdom. Here is a tip: If you know you want to make reservations for BBB I would make them as soon as you can. It’s very popular (especially the Magic Kingdom location) and books up fast.
I have to say, it feels good to look at our schedule on My Disney Experience and see so many things booked. Keeps the excitement going while we are waiting for the trip to start!
Have you taken any of the tours or experienced any of the activities? If so, let us know what you thought in the comments!
Thanks for reading!
*Liz*
Disney Parks Blog has given us a peek into one of the new VIP tours that are being offered in Disney World. The Ultimate Day for Young Families VIP Tour started at the Tomorrowland Terrace in Magic Kingdom was the starting point for the tour.
Throughout the day they experienced lots of fun attractions including Pirates of the Caribbean, Under the Sea ~ Journey of The Little Mermaid, and Toy Story Mania. While they were in Hollywood Studios they had lunch at a reserved table (lunch orders are taken at the start of the tour). They ended the tour with front row seats at Festival of the Lion King in Animal Kingdom.
In all, the writer, Russ J. Stacey, said they enjoyed 11 attractions in 3 parks. Plus, they got some fun trivia and information along the way. He also said, despite the name, it’s not just for families with little kids. The tour guide told him that plenty of people take the tour with no kids, just the adults.
The cost of the tour is $299 per person (theme park admission not included), it lasts six to seven hours, and is offered on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays.
For more information or to start planning your Disney World trip, contact me today! Let’s talk Disney!
