Best disney tour?

[disney1sttimer]

Hi how do we book disney tours and is there a list somewhere of which ones there are?

has anyone done any they would recommend to us

[Tink]

I believe you book them through the "play Disney" department (if that makes any sense).

We've only done the EPCOT Segway tour and it was wicked cool!

We want to do nearly every other one, just have never gotten around to it!

There are folks here though that have done any number of tours, and I'm sure they'll be along soon to share their experiences with you.

[MystikPiglit]

Comprehensive list here:
http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/tours-and-experiences/

We've done the Keys to the Kingdom tour. It was extremely interesting and good value.

[Taja]

Remember, most of the tours are limited to ages 16 and up.

There is--or was--a family tour that includes little ones. I know someone has done it, but can't remember who!

I did KTTK--Keys to the Kingdom--in 2006 and loved it. Even Leu enjoyed it, and she didn't want to do it initially! We both grew up with Disney and at Disneyland, so she was skeptical about learning anything new and enjoying the process. She kept trying to talk her DD into taking the tour in December 2007 while we watched the kidlets--didn't happen.

[lisaw]

Remember, most of the tours are limited to ages 16 and up.

There is--or was--a family tour that includes little ones. I know someone has done it, but can't remember who!

I did KTTK--Keys to the Kingdom--in 2006 and loved it. Even Leu enjoyed it, and she didn't want to do it initially! We both grew up with Disney and at Disneyland, so she was skeptical about learning anything new and enjoying the process. She kept trying to talk her DD into taking the tour in December 2007 while we watched the kidlets--didn't happen.

We have done the family magic tour in the MK It is more of a treasure hunt than a tour though but lots of fun for kids

[candyman]

ive done a few
cant remember what they were called
but did behind the sceens christmas one which was great
then did the big one where you go all over the world spending a full day with lunch in mama melroses AND THE TRIP IN THE UTILIDORS MEGA WOW they treat you so so well and you see some absolutly fantastic things and at a time when spectro magic was in moth balls , its my favourite thing in disney, i acctually got to turn one of the fish float lights on --well small things amuse small minds lol
my advise to any one who gets chance to go on any tour DO IT DO IT DO IT !!!!!

steve

[Keith]

I love the tours!

Favourites have been keys to the kingdom (probably the one I thought was best value), backstage magic and the yuletide fantasy tour.

There's something really special about being escorted around the parks like a vip with a really knowledgeable cast member. Some of the tours include taking you on rides bypassing the queues which is nice I Think it was keys to the kingdom which took us via a back door onto the haunted mansion and onto the jungle cruise

[candyman]

thats it thanks keith
back stage magic is the full day one ive acctually got the little plastic mickey in front of me on my desk , and yes it does say back stage magic on the bottom doh
and the yuletide fantasy done those and they were fantastic
steve

[Beccaberry]

Jon and I took the Keys to the Kingdom Tour last year. It was phenomenal. I must add that I went against my "initial" wishes. I was terrified it would ruin the "magic" I associate so closely with all things Disney. What I found, in the end, was just the opposite. There is a "magic" in not knowing how everything is "done." But for some things, once you've learn the amount of time and effort invested in them, you have a far deeper appreciation and respect for them.

We're hoping to do the Behind The Magic Tour in March, but haven't committed to it just yet...

[Johnie]

Jon and I took the Keys to the Kingdom Tour last year. It was phenomenal. I must add that I went against my "initial" wishes. I was terrified it would ruin the "magic" I associate so closely with all things Disney. What I found, in the end, was just the opposite. There is a "magic" in not knowing how everything is "done." But for some things, once you've learn the amount of time and effort invested in them, you have a far deeper appreciation and respect for them.

We're hoping to do the Behind The Magic Tour in March, but haven't committed to it just yet...

ahem...did you forget about the piping in smells? I do recall you being a bit upset about that.....


KTTK tour is excellent. I highly recomment it!!