VIP tours?

[networkpro]

Keep in mind that the tours you are referencing here are different than the VIP tour guides linked to earlier by @networkpro . You can see info on the tours here -> http://www.wdwmagic.com/tours.htm although I think some of those are outdated now. There are indeed several tours that start at a lower price point than the $400 per hour. However, the tours are priced per person and not by the hour. Also not all of the tours provide front of the line access. Each tour will provide a different set of benefits. Some will be focused on a particular part of a park and provide behind the scenes and history. Others are more general and provide access to multiple rides. But all the tours have a set itinerary are you will be adhering to, and will be with other random guests. If you want specific ride access, then you would want the VIP tour guide with the hourly price that fluctuates by the season and has the 7 hour minimum. They will take you to any attraction at any of the parks. Similar names, but two very different types of product.

Thank you for clarifying this to the viewers of this thread. I had a WFT moment when folks went off tangentially and started calling any of the available tour packages VIP.

 

[rk03221]

I would do it if it was my first time if I had the money, but it wouldnt be something I would save up for.