Travel + Leisure editor-in-chief Jacqui Gifford and family put the Disney Private VIP Tour to the test.
Are we ready to roll?
Every group seemed to be having a great time and in awe of the access.
The Gifford family poses with their Disney VIP Tour Guide Jonathan in Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom.Credit:Jacqueline Gifford/Travel + Leisure
They take the time to understand families' unique interests, curating tailored experiences that go beyond just rides.
you might pick your park.
This was the first Walt Disney World Resort experience for my nine-year-old son, Bobby.
The Gifford family poses with the large Christmas tree on Main Street, U.S.A. during the holiday season.Jacqueline Gifford/Travel + Leisure
it’s possible for you to skip the waits.
Your guide should explain what is possible to access upon pickup, as things are always subject to change.
you’re able to geek out on trivia.
The large cinnamon rolls found at Gaston’s Tavern.Jacqueline Gifford/Travel + Leisure
Herd, a Missouri native with a B.A.
bear the names of influential Disney employees.
you’re free to buy insider merch.
The Lightning Lane leading you into the Tron Lightcycle Run ride.Jacqueline Gifford/Travel + Leisure
Its easy to spot a VIP tour guide by their plaid-accented uniform.
I snagged a colorful Mickey-ear headband, which I then wore throughout the rest of our visit.
Disney VIP Tour Guide Jonathan shares facts and trivia during a tour of Magic Kingdom.Jacqueline Gifford/Travel + Leisure
