Two Returning Disney Tours You Will Not Want to Miss

Two tours are returning to Disney soon! You will not want to miss these.

Disney Tours

Tours are a great addition to your trip if you are looking to add some extra magic or looking for something unique to do that you have never done. Disney offers several tours that are available to guests.

At Walt Disney World, guests can take the Keys to the Kingdom Tour or Private VIP Tours are available. If you visit Disneyland, Walt’s Main Street Story Tour is one you definitely do not want to miss. Read about Monica’s experience HERE.

Tours have been pretty limited since 2020, but we are happy to see more are finally returning!

Cultivating the Magic Tour

Guests taking the Cultivating the Magic Tour at Disneyland will have a peek into how horticulture can tell a story.

Be immersed in storytelling at Disneyland Park where every little detail, including landscaping, helps to create a living storybook. Explore the magic that comes from plants and flowers which play a key role in storytelling, as they traditionally have at The Walt Disney Company—from the beanstalk that Mickey climbs to the Enchanted Rose that loses petals one by one.

This tour even includes a ride on the Jungle Cruise and guests will receive a special keepsake.

Disneyland Railroad Guided Tour

Learn about Walt’s passion for railroads on Disneyland’s Railroad Guided Tour. During your guided tour, climb aboard Disneyland Railroad’s special Presidential Car, the Lilly Belle. Take the scenic route along the Rivers of America to see landscapes inspired by 4 of America’s majestic rivers: the Mississippi, the Columbia, the Missouri and the Rio Grande. Each are carefully recreated, complete with indigenous rock formations, natural forests, wildlife and 5 picturesque waterfalls.

The Cultivating the Magic Guided Tour and Disneyland Railroad Guided Tour will be available to book beginning April 30th for tours that begin on May 11th.

The two-hour tour includes a treat, special keepsake and a glimpse into the Disneyland Park Roundhouse where “the magic happens”. This location is normally not viewable to the public, so it is extra special. Here you will learn about how Imagineers look after the monorail and trains at Disney.

Do you like taking tours at Disney? Will you be taking either of the tours that are returning to Disneyland? Let us know in the comments below or share this post with a friend who might want to go on one.