Back Stage Tours

**MystikPiglit** · 28-01-2013, 02:55 PM

We.ve done Keys to the Kingdom, it's fab. The CM we had wasn't walking too fast, so it was manageable for me, but there certainly weren't any sitting breaks. If you do decide to try it, go first thing in the morning when it's cooler.

**Wendy** · 28-01-2013, 04:38 PM

Thank you for the replies

I'm trying to think of different things to do to make this year special and to do some new things.

I just don't want to mess things up for other people if I am too slow

**Mari** · 28-01-2013, 10:30 PM

I find myself in a catch 22 situation... on the one hand I would LOVE to see what beneath MK, the secret entrances and corridors and stuff, on the other, I would neve rbe able to feel the same way when visitng, it would in a way, take away from the magic.... yeah, Im weird!

Wendy; I would get a wheelchair for the tour, you will enjoy yourself much more, wont have to worry about keeping up and wont get tired during it, so you will be able to save your walking for the rest of the day

The firs ttime we visited in 2003 I went in a wheelchair,I could walk short distances, but could not have kept up, especially not in a good mood, had I had to walk everywhere, so dont feel self concious sweetie! Disney is one of the few places in the world where they make you feel welcomed in one

**Kate** · 29-01-2013, 12:26 PM

Mari - i can honestly say it didnt/hasnt taken anything away for me, infact maybe even the opposite!! I absolutely loved seeing how it was all built, loved seeing the photos of them doing work, and i felt kind of special knowing things about the place that nobody else knew!

Wendy - we had a lady in a wheelchair on our tour, nobody even batted an eyelid! We went on a couple of rides, but went via the exits so it made no difference to the lady anyway and she fitted in with our group just fine! If it means that youd be able to do KTTK id really think about hiring one, just for the day!