What tours do you recommend?

[Captain Barbossa]

I have never gone on any of the tours at WDW but would like to on our next trip. I really really would love to do "The Magic Behind Our Steam Trains Tour" at MK, and the "Behind the Seeds" tour at the Land at EPCOT. Also I have heard that the "Keys to the Kingdom" tour at MK and the "Caring for Giants" at AK are very good. Has anyone ever been on any of the tours before? Which tours are fun and interesting and are worth the price?

 

[KBLovedDisney]

Went on "Behind the Seeds" tour. I liked it. It was cool to see the behind-the-scenes in the Living with the Land and also to hear what the CMs do there.

 

[The Empress Lilly]

I hear Star Tours is really good.

 

[RustySpork]

I hear Star Tours is really good.

 

[jgj123]

I did Behind the Seeds last year and it was interesting. Really liked it.

 

[mj2v]

Wild Africa Trek. One of my favorite things I have ever done at WDW.

 

[nickys]

Keys to the Kingdom and the World Showcase Discovery tours for me. Loved them both.

our guide for WS was amazing, she just happened to have co-written it! It was New Year's Day 2017 and she had offered to cover for a colleague who had been on duty the night before. She had all sorts of new info that hadn't yet been added to the "regular tour" which she was dropping in, and answering questions which almost certainly wouldn't normally get answered. Goes without saying she knew WS inside out. The best moment though money can't buy. A wedding in Italy complete with Cinderella's coach and six white horses, which we watched from Germany.

 

[JohnD]

I have never gone on any of the tours at WDW but would like to on our next trip. I really really would love to do "The Magic Behind Our Steam Trains Tour" at MK, and the "Behind the Seeds" tour at the Land at EPCOT. Also I have heard that the "Keys to the Kingdom" tour at MK and the "Caring for Giants" at AK are very good. Has anyone ever been on any of the tours before? Which tours are fun and interesting and are worth the price?

Behind the Seeds is inexpensive and interesting. Not a huge "wow" tour but you get what you pay for with backstage walks in the garden area. Keys to the Kingdom is worth the price. When I did it, we have a private narrated tour of JC and got to ride HM. It ends with a *brief* tour of the utilidors. UnDISCOVERed Future World is the comparable tour in Epcot which I also recommend. Another great tour and on the higher end of cost is Africa Wild Trek. You have your own private jeep as well as special views of hippos and crocs with a meal on a verandah. Very good tour. Haven't yet done Steam Trains or Marecline to the Magic Kingdom but want to do both.

 

[Incomudro]

Our family did the wild Africa Trek a couple of years ago, and we loved it.

 

[Jim Chandler]

I did the back stage tour of MK and it was great. I want to do the longer one for E and MK as well as the AK.

 

[DisneyPrincess5]

It may not be there anymore but we’ve done two WS Segway tours which were amazing. I think there was one at WL too.

 

[Andrew M]

The Steam Train tour is excellent. Some great behind-the-scenes stuff in the roundhouse and in the cab of whichever locomotive is pulling your special train. Would definitely recommend it for anyone even mildly interested in steam trains.

 

[Much-Pixie-Dust]

Behind the seeds was fun and interesting. Wild Africa Trek is wonderful and getting ready to do it for a second time in February. The Family Magic Tour at MK is good if for families with kiddos from the 4-8 range. I would also like to do the Caring for Giants tour.

 

[disneygeek90]

I went on Savor the Savannah with my dad last January. Lovely experience and the entire tour was 4 people including us. It was a very intimate discussion with all of the CM's and learned some great info about all the animals and the inter-workings of the Safari, topped with a light dinner and endless wine and beer.

 

[RustySpork]

I went on Savor the Savannah with my dad last January. Lovely experience and the entire tour was 4 people including us. It was a very intimate discussion with all of the CM's and learned some great info about all the animals and the inter-workings of the Safari, topped with a light dinner and endless wine and beer.

That sounds pretty cool actually.

 

[DisAl]

My wife and I did the Keys to the Kingdom tour and really enjoyed it.
As another poster said, if you like trains you will probably love the Magic Behind Our Steam Trains tour. I have done that one three times. It will never happen again, but the first time I did it I was the ONLY one who had scheduled the tour and had the whole thing with just me and the guide (one of the engineers).

 

[Captain Barbossa]

My wife and I did the Keys to the Kingdom tour and really enjoyed it.
As another poster said, if you like trains you will probably love the Magic Behind Our Steam Trains tour. I have done that one three times. It will never happen again, but the first time I did it I was the ONLY one who had scheduled the tour and had the whole thing with just me and the guide (one of the engineers).

Lucky!! That had to have been awesome.

 

[MinnieM123]

Another vote here for Behind the Seeds. It's very reasonably priced, and only takes about an hour, so you still have plenty of time left during your day to enjoy other park attractions, shows, etc.

 

[Palm Trees & Warm Weather]

One more vote for Behind the Seeds - have wanted to do it for some time, and finally was able to do so in December. Very enjoyable tour - inexpensive, interesting. I'd actually do it again in the future as it was a nice break from park touring!

 

[Disney4family]

We loved the Wild Africa Trek so much we did it twice!! Just a fun & amazing experience.

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