hellotoyou
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Thank you DizMe ... we can't wait!
We are booked! December 1st at 3.
I decided to book it for my DM who is a huge Disney fan and its her birthday a couple days after, she's so looking forward to it.
We're doing it with three kiddos 4 and under so I hope they behave.
Our family is booked for 12/14 3pm!
It will be the 4 of us, Me, DH, DD13 and DS6.
Thanks to all for all the great info that helped make the decision!
I booked thru vacation planning (714-300-7526) and they said the tickets will be in our itinerary when we check-in.
Counting down the days.....
There is some variability to the tour depending on crowd size, tour group size, and other unpredictable things. You do get to ride HMH and IASWH--those are givens, barring some break-down of the ride. Sometimes you also ride the train from HMH over to IASW area. You have headsets that play Christmas music and project the voice of your tour guide. The tour guide gives you lots of information about holiday traditions, DLR holiday trivia, including how many lights are on the castle, how many people it takes to put up the decorations, etc. You start on Main St and listen to the guide and the music as you make your way toward the hub. At the Candy Palace, you get to stop and are given a sample or two of fudge. Your guide will usually have your group sing carols and holler out to other tour groups. You will see areas around the castle, Frontierland, NOS, and ToonTown. After you ride IASWH, you go over to Toon Town and get a big keepsake travel mug of cocoa and a Mickey gingerbread cookie with chocolate ears. Then you stroll over to the parade area where there are a couple of rows of padded chairs waiting for you to sit and watch the parade with an awesome view, no wait and no holding a spot. You'll often get high-fives and waves from the characters in the parade. One year we also got a fastpass for a few rides. At the end of the parade, the tour guide gives you a keepsake pin. It's a lot of fun! Teenagers are sometimes finicky creatures, though, so it's hard to say whether yours will agree with you that it was a must-do. If you go on a crowded day, it feels awesome to have everyone stare at you as you casually take your front-row seat that has been reserved for you for the parade, and walk right up to the front of the line to get on IASWH and HMH (and the train, if time permits). If you do the later tour, it begins to get dark and the tour suddenly begins to take on a whole new look. Lots of times, people will sort of gawk at your group, trying to figure out what you're doing and why everyone is having so much fun.
two more days until I can book our tour![]()
two more days until I can book our tour![]()
Can you add me to the list as waiting to book? I am booking for 1/1.
Hi DizMe
I felt like we were on tour besides you. I have made mention of this great description in the original post and sent people to it for more information. Thank you for making this thread come alive. Your descriptions and photos have been wonderful.
On behalf of all the excited Holiday Tour participants.
Thanks
Mia