Tours

[PLUTO2]

My husband and I are thinking about taking one of the tours. Which would you suggest? We will be traveling with a 9yr old and a 1 yr old. We have always wanted to take one but were never sure because of the additional fees.Thanks for your help

 

[inmyis]

I would highly recommend doing Keys To The Kingdom Tour at Magic Kingdom. My DW and I have done it and my parents just did it a few weeks ago. All of us loved it. It takes about five hours and includes a nice lunch. You learn a lot about MK and get to go "backstage" and down in the utilidors. I think the nine year old will like it as well. It is not cheap but it is something you will always remember.

 

[disneycm25]

Most of the tours do not allow children under the age of 16.

 

[PLUTO2]

Originally posted by disneycm25
Most of the tours do not allow children under the age of 16.

So I guess my other question would be which tours do allow a 9yr old and a 1 yr old?

 

[disneycm25]

Check on allearsnet.com. They have a section describing all of the tours.

 

[Pooh67_68]

Almost all tours require you to be a least 16yrs. There are only a few that allow younger but I have not seen any that allow a 1yr. old.
You could call Disney and ask if there is a tour that you all could take.

 

[Deb & Bill]

The Family Magic Tour allows children - in fact, it is a child's paradise. You move through the MK trying to avoid Captain Hook while looking for his Sunday best hook that Peter has taken and hidden. It's a lot of fun.

 

[PLUTO2]

For the family tour would the 1 yr old need to purchase a ticket?

 

[Deb & Bill]

Originally posted by PLUTO2
For the family tour would the 1 yr old need to purchase a ticket?

Since the 1 yr old didn't need a ticket to get into the MK, I doubt if the baby would need a ticket for the Family Magic Tour.