Keys to the Kingdom questions

[MinnieMe2669]

We are looking into doing the tour and have a few questions. Which rides do you go on? I don't care for The Jungle Cruise, so could I sit that one out and just wait while everyone else is on it? The entire thing is walking, correct? Not getting into any vehicles or anything along the way? If you need to use the restroom at any point, can you or do you have to wait until the guide stops for one? How long are you "underground"?

 

[Staren]

When I did KttK last year, they took you on Haunted Mansion and Jungle Cruise. If you don't like a ride, I suppose you could skip it and wait. However, what you get is not the regular ride experience. On the Jungle Cruise, your tour guide takes over a boat, and talks through the ride. On the Haunted Mansion, you hear them through your ear piece.

Yes, the entire tour is walking. You do not get in any vehicles or leave Magic Kingdom.

Bathroom breaks are limited. You have time during lunch, and there is one more specified bathroom stop. I'm sure your guide can work with you if you need, but the tour isn't really set up for you to just duck out.

Time in the utilidors is about the last hour to 45 minutes or so if I remember right. It might have been a little less or a little more. You spend a good amount of time down there, but it didn't feel over long.

 

[Lyons Family]

I highly recommend this tour.
We did it 2 years ago.
You meet in theatre next to Tonys restaurant and sign in, get your ear phones and pick your lunch meal.
You start off walking to first stop where there are chairs to rest and get a great explanation of main street USA.
You walk up to where the Ice cream place is and get an indepth talk on the running of the park. A lot of information,
Then you casually stroll over to Jungle cruise and our attendant Kelvin (yes, Kelvin) was at the back of the pack to make sure no one was left behind.

The jungle cruise was awesome, many details that never came to be (cannot spoil for you).
Then over to Haunted Mansion, and take a closer look at the cemetery on the hill.

You go in the back door and hear some of the mystery behind haunted mansion.
Then your own personal maid takes you on the tour/ride.

Then a pit stop near Pinocchio and on to explanation of different areas by here.

Too much talking????? Absolutely not, great explanation.

Lunch, ours was in the closed down fast food place where the walkways was on the way to Buzz

Then on to Micky's Philharmonic to get on stairwell to go under the park............

I was impressed not only by what is done there but what they let us see!!!!!!!
The history of pictures on the walls.......................


You will love this tour and cannot wait to do it again.

Thanks to Kelvin our tour guide.


Worth every cent...


Safe travels.

 

[KPeterso]

I did the tour in March of this year. Most similar to some above. Our guide stopped several times for bathroom stops. And she tried to make her stops if we were going to talk awhile in places that we could sit and rest a bit. The Jungle Cruise was interesting as it was not the corny dialogue, but quite a bit of history of the ride. We also rode Haunted Mansion, but she did not do the audio with us on the ride and we just had the regular ride experience. Our meal was at Pecos Bills in a room to the side that was reserved for our group. And the Utilidors were definitely exciting to see. I would do it again so my Mom can experience it (went with friends last time).