Keys to the Kingdom Tour

[sephorachick]

any review/pics of this tour? I'm a past CM. Would I find it worthwhile?

 

[PeterPanic]

any review/pics of this tour? I'm a past CM. Would I find it worthwhile?

No pictures allowed on the KttK Tour so those shouldn't exist, however, to answer your second question....if you worked in MK as a CM then I doubt that there is anything that you haven't seen or heard about. If you never were involved with the inner workings of MK (Utiladoors, ect.) then you might find it interesting. It mostly consists of Disney history, design, and backstage tours.

 

[sephorachick]

No pictures allowed on the KttK Tour so those shouldn't exist, however, to answer your second question....if you worked in MK as a CM then I doubt that there is anything that you haven't seen or heard about. If you never were involved with the inner workings of MK (Utiladoors, ect.) then you might find it interesting. It mostly consists of Disney history, design, and backstage tours.

We might do it because my hubby is interested & I haven't been in tunnels since I was a CM & I could learn some new things. Thanks! I used to work Fantasyland Attractions in 2000

 

[klmall]

Loved this tour taking it for myself in 2001 and then again with DS when he was old enough but I wouldn't take it if I had worked as a CM unless going with first-timers. And as with most other WDW tours the guide you have really makes the tour even better!

 

[Maleficent Dragon]

No pictures allowed on the KttK Tour so those shouldn't exist, however, to answer your second question....if you worked in MK as a CM then I doubt that there is anything that you haven't seen or heard about. If you never were involved with the inner workings of MK (Utiladoors, ect.) then you might find it interesting. It mostly consists of Disney history, design, and backstage tours.

That is not 100% accurate. You can take pictures, just not off-stage/backstage.... you can take them on-stage, but that is the same thing any other guest can see.

It is a great tour. It is not filled with secrets like the books try to sell it.... as Peter said, it is mostly history.