Disney offers two new VIP Tour Experiences - one geared towards thrill seekers and one for families

Disney has launched two new VIP Tour Experiences at Walt Disney World offering a 7 hour VIP day for guests wanting to experience a number of attractions geared towards their interests.

The Ultimate Day for Young Families - Walt Disney World VIP Tour Experience and The Ultimate Day of Thrills - Walt Disney World VIP Tour Experience both cost $299 per person, and include access to around 7 rides across three of the parks. Both tours also include lunch at a Walt Disney World Resort hotel.

You can get the full details about both tours below.

Tours are offered on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays, and can be booked at 407-WDW-TOUR up to 180 days in advance. 

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Is already having park admission required for tours? If not, I don't think that's a bad price for a guarantee of at least 10 of their more exciting rides.

Too bad Epcot isn't on the list, that means no test track.
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I guess I will be getting a Disney Visa Card. :greedy:
More details at:

The Ultimate Day for Young Families - Walt Disney World VIP Tour Experience

The Ultimate Day of Thrills - Walt Disney World VIP Tour Experience
So your paying to not have to wait in line? Only for the rich...
They'll have to start offering more days because I'm sure the demand for this will be off the charts! :rolleyes:
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and table service lunch, and a VIP tour guide.

Probably not a bad deal if you want to hit highlight attractions, get a lunch, and be transported around by someone who knows what they are doing. I can see a lot of people making use of this.
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FYI... On the Day of Thrills page, under availability, you have Young Family information. Of course, it may be exactly the same (except the name).

Thanks for the info!
So you meet at MK, end up at DAK, I guess they transport you back to MK, but then you're done around 3pm and if you want to go back to the parks you have to use a ticket???
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Yes it is the same, other than the height requirement and attraction list.
Expensive new tours and a rushed Frozen addition doesn't impress me WDW. Come on you're better than this.
I can see the demand and people paying...but as for the sensibility of people paying for it, crazyness.
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If it meant i could stay in a park for the rest of the day after the tour was done, then yes i would conider it. If not, then getting a table service lunch and 10 rides, is not worth $300. Just my opinion
How big is each tour group going to be? I wouldn't want to pay that much money to be stuck with a bunch (10+) of other people's bratty/upset kids for 7 hrs.
Yeah. No park admission required and lunch at one of the resorts? I'm totally down for this. :)