Disney4648
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I am going to wdw this june and I was wondering if anyone could please explain to me what "Keys to the Kingdom" tour is and what is it like...
Thanks a lot
-Cam :sohappy:
Thanks a lot
-Cam :sohappy:
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Keys to the Kingdom
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ToTBellHop
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in all honesty, I wasn't exactly overly impressed by the Columbia Harbor House...but no one knows about this place, so they send us there cuz it's empty...they had some strange food...
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WDWsmith2001
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I took this tour in early December, and there were only 4 people in my group! It was awesome though, we all got along well and had plenty of time to ask questions. It lasted for half the day so we still had all afternoon and evening to cruise the parks.
If anyone from my tour reads this drop me a line!
WDWsmith2001@yahoo.com:sohappy:
If anyone from my tour reads this drop me a line!
WDWsmith2001@yahoo.com:sohappy:
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Jodigrl328
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I am also interested in taking a backstage tour, but would i feel stupid as a single person. None of the other members of my group would enjoy the tour (nor would they enjoy shelling out the dough for this activity) Let me know what you think. (i'm kind of shy, but would love to take one of these tours) :lookaroun
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If you are shy, then the Keys to the Kingdom tour is for you. When we went in October there were several single people on the tour. The guide made sure that we introduced ourselves and made us tell who are favorite Disney character is. It was a great icebreaker and after 4 hours, we had made some new friends.
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sigsegv
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My wife and I went on the Keys to the Kingdom tour twice. Once on our honeymoon and once on our one year anniversary trip. It was great. They added the lunch stop between the first and second tours. I think the other differences between the two tours were just guide-related. Both of our guides were great and quite interesting. I highly suggest going on this tour if you can. It's great fun, though I found the Utilidor to be kind of underwhelming.
(FWIW, Deadli and I went on the "Undiscovered FutureWorld" tour last year. We both weren't too impressed with it. Then again, I am generally unimpressed with FutureWorld too.)
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(FWIW, Deadli and I went on the "Undiscovered FutureWorld" tour last year. We both weren't too impressed with it. Then again, I am generally unimpressed with FutureWorld too.)
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sigsegv
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Mostly. It went "behind the scenes" too. That was interesting, but not as interesting as the K2TK tour's "behind the scenes" part.
Actually, IIRC, the BTS part exited out into the China Pavillion. The one nice part of UFW is that (at least at the time) they gave us passes to a special reserved spot for that evening's Illuminations show. Unfortunately, Deadli was feeling sick that night, so we didn't get to use them.
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WDWsmith2001
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Don't worry Jodigrl323, I went to WDW solo and the tour was one of the highlights to a great sometimes relaxing and sometimes exciting trip. I can't wait to go back hopefully Nov. 2002. This time I try the Epcot tour, but I have to say it would be hard to beat the K2TK, You can some great people on that tour, we even hung out afterwards.
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Jodigrl328
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Thanks for the info. I definetly feel more comfortable about taking the tour as a single person. 
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