Keys to the Kingdom tour review

[BilltM]

Dave,

From which show was your review played? I'd love to here it...

Anna,

If you have never taken the tour you should ... you would enjoy.

Bill

 

[TigerMinnie]

Anna,

If you have never taken the tour you should ... you would enjoy.

Bill

Oh, I enjoy the tour alright... I give it.

 

[Mouse Skywalker]

Oh, I enjoy the tour alright... I give it.

Oh, I know what Anna you are now... I recognize the fleur-de-lis in your avatar now. Are you getting excited to become an Aunt?

 

[BilltM]

Oh, I enjoy the tour alright... I give it.

I had a feeling it was you ... DisneyAnna

Bill

 

[TigerMinnie]

Dave,

From which show was your review played? I'd love to here it...

Oh, I know what Anna you are now... I recognize the fleur-de-lis in your avatar now. Are you getting excited to become an Aunt?

First, I need to correct myself and say "I'd love to HEAR it..."

And, Dave, I am very excited about becoming an Aunt... the baby is spoiled already.

 

[TigerMinnie]

I had a feeling it was you ... DisneyAnna

Bill

It's me!

 

[Annette_VA]

Annette- I'm resurrecting this old thread because I want to hear more about your KTTK tour experience from this weekend. So did you go SOLO, or did you have other DISers join you on the tour?

Hey, Dave!

I really enjoyed the tour. I was so torn about whether to do the tour or go to the MMM. I really wanted to do both. Unfortunately, I can't split myself in two, so I had to choose. I decided that since I'd be seeing the podcast crew that evening, I'd do the tour.

I was doing the 9am tour. I checked Steve Soares' site to see what time MK opened that day and he had listed that MK was the AM EMH park that day. I figured I'd check out the MK opening ceremony since I'd never done it before. So, I got to the MK a few minutes before 8. Turns out, his info was wrong & the park didn't open until 9. So, I spent 8-9 walking around an empty Main Street, taking pictures. About quarter to 9, I checked in and then hung out by the garden. At 9, I watched the crowds rush in. A minute or two later, our tour guide (Stephen) came out and rounded us up.

We were a group of 19. One other lady was solo, the rest were all groups of 2-3. We all got along OK, though.

Our tour guide was a former Jungle Cruise skipper, so he did the talking while we did that ride - you could tell he was having fun reliving the old days.

My favorite part was seeing the Spectro floats in the warehouse. That is my favorite parade, so seeing the floats about brought me to tears. As we were walking out of the warehouse, they started testing the daytime parade float music...boy is it loud when you hear it backstage!

I learned a few things, heard many things I already knew... It was a really fun time. I'm glad I went ahead and did it - even if it meant missing quality time with the Pod Squad.