Tour?????

Figgy1

Figgy1

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Next trip I'm going to surprise my dh with Behind the seeds (he loved it June 2008) But I'm thinking about doing one more. My youngest will be 14 at the time. What do you suggest and why? THNX
 
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JohnD

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Keys to the Kingdom. He passes the age test, you get to ride Jungle Cruise and HM, go backstage, and see the Utilidors. It's a no-brainer. Plan on five hours with tours beginning at 8:30, 9:00, and 9:30. Runner-up is UnDISCOVERed Future World, Epcot's version of Keys.

Finally, if you have money to spend, I highly recommend Wild Africa Trek for up close views of hippos, rope bridge over crocs, private savannah drive, and breakfast/lunch at your own veranda. CMs also take photos for you which you can download later.
 
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Figgy1

Figgy1

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JohnD said:
Keys to the Kingdom. He passes the age test, you get to ride Jungle Cruise and HM, go backstage, and see the Utilidors. It's a no-brainer. Plan on five hours with tours beginning at 8:30, 9:00, and 9:30. Runner-up is UnDISCOVERed Future World, Epcot's version of Keys.

Finally, if you have money to spend, I highly recommend Wild Africa Trek for up close views of hippos, rope bridge over crocs, private savannah drive, and breakfast/lunch at your own veranda. CMs also take photos for you which you can download later.
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Thanks I checked the official Disney web sight and it said 16 and photo ID:mad::arghh::banghead: Now I'll have to call and hope for the best.
 
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JohnD

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You realize, I was answering these randomly out of interest. Just noticed I was answering for the same person. Hope I've been helpful!
 
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sxeensweet

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JohnD said:
Keys to the Kingdom. He passes the age test, you get to ride Jungle Cruise and HM, go backstage, and see the Utilidors. It's a no-brainer. Plan on five hours with tours beginning at 8:30, 9:00, and 9:30. Runner-up is UnDISCOVERed Future World, Epcot's version of Keys.

Finally, if you have money to spend, I highly recommend Wild Africa Trek for up close views of hippos, rope bridge over crocs, private savannah drive, and breakfast/lunch at your own veranda. CMs also take photos for you which you can download later.
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They also provide you lunch @ CHH during KTTK. We did KTTK and loved it so much we will eventually do it again. :)
 
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jayhawkmickey

jayhawkmickey

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I took the steam train tour last May and loved it. If anyone is mechanical or likes trains I would highly recommend it to them. You also get a special WDW pin only available through the tour and get to see back stage where the trains are housed. This year I'm trying the Marceline to magic tour for a better look at Walt's influence on the design of the park. (Warning: I'm a big dork so factor that in please!)
 
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catmom46

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I just called and it's $148.04 with the $50 summer discount in July, and I've read in another forum someone getting the same discount in June. But note this applies to afternoon only tours (starting with 11:45am). I'm definitely thinking about booking it, but wondering if we'll see as many animals, given the theory morning is best to see more of them?
 
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JohnD

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catmom46 said:
I just called and it's $148.04 with the $50 summer discount in July, and I've read in another forum someone getting the same discount in June. But note this applies to afternoon only tours (starting with 11:45am). I'm definitely thinking about booking it, but wondering if we'll see as many animals, given the theory morning is best to see more of them?
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Get the 11:45 ASAP. That's what I did. You'll definitely see animals. You'll be tethered to a safety harness to lean out over hippos and cross, safely and tethered, a rope bridge over crocs. We saw plenty of animals out on the savannah too.
 
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JohnD

JohnD

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For the discounted rate, it's the best to get. It isn't late afternoon when it's warmer and the animals more likely to nap. Still can't promise anything, though. They're not AAs!
 
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