Keys to the Kingdom or Africa Trek

[Maria_Ohana]

Thinking of doing either the Keys to the Kingdom or Africa Safari Trek Tour. We have adult boys (20, 22, 22). Any feedback or thoughts? If I ask them, they'll probably say both .

 

[loves to dive]

I've done both, Keys was a thousand years ago so I'm sure they have changed it. Safari Trek was just before the world shut down. We enjoyed both, it was my adult son and I. I think the Safari Trek stood out more since you get to see a little more of the park and get a really good meal.

 

[Maria_Ohana]

I've done both, Keys was a thousand years ago so I'm sure they have changed it. Safari Trek was just before the world shut down. We enjoyed both, it was my adult son and I. I think the Safari Trek stood out more since you get to see a little more of the park and get a really good meal.

I saw the meal at the Safari Trek, but I couldn't tell what they were can you share your experience? I have one that is a very picky eater.

 

[loves to dive]

I saw the meal at the Safari Trek, but I couldn't tell what they were can you share your experience? I have one that is a very picky eater.

Well now you've done it, I can't remember exactly what we had but it was lunch. Neither of us are picky eaters but if I'm not mistaken there might have been some sort of cold shusi type fish for part of it, which I don't eat and my son gladly ate mine. I do remember they ask if there is anything you don't eat and they will sub. It wasn't a full meal but a sort of snacky type meal, plenty enough for me and since my son ate part of mine, plenty for him. Here is a video of a couple who did it recently, the food is at about 15.50.

 

[k5xs]

Done both, and both were very much worth doing.

If you and your adult boys are into Disney lore, history, and are interested in gaining insight into MK inner workings, then I would do Keys. I frankly dreaded it and wondered how they could possibly keep my interest and fill all of that time, but I loved it.

Trek was way cool as well, but far more of a "daring adventure." The meal was good, but nothing too exotic (chicken maybe?). The pavilion we ate at was in a cool location away from the road. If your group is more into adventure, then this might be for you.

 

[Maria_Ohana]

Well now you've done it, I can't remember exactly what we had but it was lunch. Neither of us are picky eaters but if I'm not mistaken there might have been some sort of cold shusi type fish for part of it, which I don't eat and my son gladly ate mine. I do remember they ask if there is anything you don't eat and they will sub. It wasn't a full meal but a sort of snacky type meal, plenty enough for me and since my son ate part of mine, plenty for him. Here is a video of a couple who did it recently, the food is at about 15.50.

thanks for sharing the video.

 

[Maria_Ohana]

Done both, and both were very much worth doing.

If you and your adult boys are into Disney lore, history, and are interested in gaining insight into MK inner workings, then I would do Keys. I frankly dreaded it and wondered how they could possibly keep my interest and fill all of that time, but I loved it.

Trek was way cool as well, but far more of a "daring adventure." The meal was good, but nothing too exotic (chicken maybe?). The pavilion we ate at was in a cool location away from the road. If your group is more into adventure, then this might be for you.

This is great insights, thank you so much.

 

[ars0525]

Done both, and both were very much worth doing.

If you and your adult boys are into Disney lore, history, and are interested in gaining insight into MK inner workings, then I would do Keys. I frankly dreaded it and wondered how they could possibly keep my interest and fill all of that time, but I loved it.

Trek was way cool as well, but far more of a "daring adventure." The meal was good, but nothing too exotic (chicken maybe?). The pavilion we ate at was in a cool location away from the road. If your group is more into adventure, then this might be for you.

Agreed with this 100%. Depends what type of tour you want to take. Did both pre-Covid & loved them both! I would do them again.