Disney surprises

[TheNextDisneyGuy]

Ok I'm going to disney in a few months so it gives me some time to plan and all that. Well I am going with my aunt who has taken me many times and has been a lot herself, and has done just about everything there is to do. But I am looking to do something really nice and great to show her i care and appreciate all that she has done for me. and i need some ideas about things. i would like to keep it disney related and not to much of a price range.
thanks.

 

[Fantasmic23]

Would you and she enjoy something like this?


Disney's Keys to the Kingdom Tour highlights the fascinating history of Walt Disney World Resort and provides backstage access to secret areas of Magic Kingdom theme park.

Guests must be at least 16 years of age.

This approximately 4.5-hour walking tour explores the stories behind the remarkable creation and growth of Magic Kingdom theme park. Hear the intriguing story of Walt Disney and learn how his innovative ideas, revolutionary visions, creative philosophies and amazing accomplishments brought the Theme Park to life. The journey includes stops at backstage facilities and a variety of favorite attractions.

One unforgettable highlight is a trip below Magic Kingdom theme park into the service tunnels known as the Utilidors. This is one urban legend that is absolutely, and almost unbelievably, true—the Guest accessible areas of Magic Kingdom theme park are actually on the second floor of a massive structure. The first floor—called the Utilidors—allows Cast Members, deliveries and even trash to be unknowingly transported below Guests' feet as they wait in line for their favorite attraction.

If you would like an even more in-depth look at the backstage areas of Walt Disney World Resort, consider the 7-hour Backstage Magic tour.

Magic Kingdom theme park admission is required and is not included in the price of the tour. Please keep in mind that Disney's Keys to the Kingdom Tour is an outdoor walking tour, so be sure to check the weather report and dress appropriately.

.Duration:
More than 3 hours
Book Tour:
Call (407) WDW-TOUR or (407) 939-8687
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The tour costs $60 per person (price includes lunch) with a 15% discount for Annual Passholders and AAA members. DVC owners receive a 20% discount.

 

[TheNextDisneyGuy]

I hate to break it to you but I believe she has already done that tour. I mean there is really nothing that she hasn't done in Disney and thats why I'm having such a hard time with this. I was thinking earlier today about like having a gift bag sent to the room. Does Disney do things like that? Like where I can buy some stuff have it put in a gift basket and have it sent to the room that we are staying in? I would like to try to keep it from interfering with the schedule that is set. Like is it possible to let her be the parade grand master or anything like that? And do you know what number I could call to speak with a Disney person about something like this?

Thank you. Sorry about all the questions and making this so hard.

 

[skiingfast]

I hate to break it to you but I believe she has already done that tour. I mean there is really nothing that she hasn't done in Disney and thats why I'm having such a hard time with this. I was thinking earlier today about like having a gift bag sent to the room. Does Disney do things like that? Like where I can buy some stuff have it put in a gift basket and have it sent to the room that we are staying in? I would like to try to keep it from interfering with the schedule that is set. Like is it possible to let her be the parade grand master or anything like that? And do you know what number I could call to speak with a Disney person about something like this?

Thank you. Sorry about all the questions and making this so hard.

I know you can get things sent to your room, kind of like a welcome package. Flowers, snack and toys. I'm not sure who does it but, I think if you don't get an answer here put it on the resort board. I know it is non disney.

 

[blessedmom4]

I was thinking earlier today about like having a gift bag sent to the room. Does Disney do things like that? Like where I can buy some stuff have it put in a gift basket and have it sent to the room that we are staying in?

(407) 827-3505 www.DisneyFlorist.com.
They can provide a special gift if you are looking for something you don't have to put together yourself. You could also bring items from home and ask the hotel staff to deliver it to your room.

I am fairly certain you can't request to be in the parades, even wish children don't usually have that option .