Need some help please

[scdisneyguy]

If you could pick any 2 tours to do on a trip which would they be and sell me on why? ( I am leaning toward the Segway tour as one btw) Also which cruise the MK one or the Illumination one is better??? Where can I see the Electrical Water Pagent from the best? Thanks in advance and sorry for so many questions

 

[Skylarr29]

In September I did three tours. The Keys to the Kingdom tour at Mk, the Backstage Safari at AK, and the Segway tour at Epcot.

The Segway tour was the BEST!!!!! It was soo much fun. We were zipping around the world showcase before it was open to the public. Also it was great to be riding around in futureworld and everyone is looking at you like you are the coolest. It was about an hour of indoor practice and then an hour in the showcase. Segways are incredible... it is almost as if they are thinking for you. I would def do it again.

My second favorite was the backstage safari. We went behind the scenes and we got to pet a white rhino which was awesome. We also did a different version of Kilimanjaro Safari and visit the vet offices. I loved seeing the elephants up close and the night houses.

My 3rd and least fave was the KTTK tour. I know alot of people love it. While I did enjoy myself immensly I just felt it was too long. It was September and extremely hot. I also already knew alot of the history and trivia of the parks so I didn't really learn anything I didn't know. If you are interested in trivia and little details of MK then it would be a good tour. Also everyone thinks the utilidors are SOOO exciting but really they are not anything special.

See this link for tour descriptions and reviews.
http://allearsnet.com/btp/tours.htm

 

[scdisneyguy]

Has anyone done the tour at AK that you have to be staying at concierge level to be able to do the wildlife something is it good??? Thanks for the responses

 

[Skylarr29]

It is called the Sunrise Safari

Here is a link to some photos from deb's site

http://allearsnet.com/acc/faq_aksunrise.htm

and a description

"What is the Sunrise Safari?


Sunrise Safari Breakfast Adventure is available to concierge guests only. The tour, along the safari ride path, lasts about 45 minutes and includes multiple stops so that you can stand up and take many pictures. Each of the animals along the way is described in great detail, since there is plenty of time. The Adventure is available on Sunday and Thursdays.

After the Safari, you go to Tusker House for a breakfast buffet which includes both standard American and African items. Each person also gets a FastPass to Kilimanjaro Safari to experience it "the regular way".

Betty Queen writes: Just came back from an AKL concierge, and wanted to report that the Sunrise Safari increased in price to $55 per person on November 1, 2005. (Wouldn't deter us a bit...it was wonderful as always!)

Bill Leska writes: We just returned from a six night stay at AKL, where we did the Sunrise Safari twice. It was that great! Here are a couple of updates you may want to consider:

The fact sheet said that there was a limit of 28 persons. This wasn't the case for either of our safaris. One of them had 55 people and the other had about 50. However, there does appear to be a limit to the number of people: We went on the safari on a Saturday and like it so much, we booked it again for the following Tuesday. As the Concierge was setting things up, he mentioned that it looked good, because there wasn't anyone on the waiting list. (Having a waiting list indicates to me that there is a limit of some kind.)

As I mentioned, we had a great time on the safari and would HIGHLY recommend it to anyone who enjoys the Animal Kingdom's Kilimanjaro Safari. The Sunrise Safaris were the highlight of our trip.

It can be booked up to 90 days out, by contacting AKL concierge directly (once you have your room reservation)." -Allearsnet.com