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Keys to the Kingdom

This is the ultimate Disney tour, which goes over, under, and behind the scenes to illustrate Disney history, show you tricks of the trade, and reveal "secrets" of Disney operations. Includes a trip through the Utilidors and other backstage areas. Be warned, though: if this is your first visit to the Magic Kingdom, do not take this tour. Spend at least two days just enjoying yourself and experiencing the Magic. The tour will forever change the way that you look at the Magic Kingdom, like pulling apart a flower to see how it grows: you end up knowing more, but in your mind you will never look at a flower the same way. 4½–5 hours, including a break for lunch at the Columbia Harbour House (order at beginning of tour). Must be 16 or older.

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Hours: daily 8:30AM, 9AM, 9:30AM
Price: $70
Website: disneyworld.disney.go.com (opens in a new tab)

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