colintelevision
17-08-2003, 21:44
For those that have been to the parks before only, I would suggest.
There is a tour, quite expensive (but I think worth it) where you get taken behind the scenes of WDW, including the 'utilidoors' under the MK.
It takes all day, includes a fab lunch in MGM, and you get to see the floats, costumes, rehearsal area, costuming (from behind, theyre the ones waving at you when you are on the tram tour in MGM!) and a lots more. Seeing the park from behind is quite something. I wont spoil it by giving anything away here, but there are quite a few full reviews on the net. We did the full day MK one, which starts at Epcot, on to MGM and MK. You see the parade from a special, cordoned off spot too, and get to ask all those questions you have buzzing around in your head, of a very knowledgable and fab Disney employee.
I thoroughly recommend it to veterans of WDW but not for newbies.
One thing which caused us a bit of a problem, under 16's are NOT allowed on, and no arrangements available from WDW for them, so it's up to you to get them looked after, as well as disappointing them.
There is a tour, quite expensive (but I think worth it) where you get taken behind the scenes of WDW, including the 'utilidoors' under the MK.
It takes all day, includes a fab lunch in MGM, and you get to see the floats, costumes, rehearsal area, costuming (from behind, theyre the ones waving at you when you are on the tram tour in MGM!) and a lots more. Seeing the park from behind is quite something. I wont spoil it by giving anything away here, but there are quite a few full reviews on the net. We did the full day MK one, which starts at Epcot, on to MGM and MK. You see the parade from a special, cordoned off spot too, and get to ask all those questions you have buzzing around in your head, of a very knowledgable and fab Disney employee.
I thoroughly recommend it to veterans of WDW but not for newbies.
One thing which caused us a bit of a problem, under 16's are NOT allowed on, and no arrangements available from WDW for them, so it's up to you to get them looked after, as well as disappointing them.