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Credit: DisneyWalt Disney World has just announced the return of theme park tours, including the fan-favorite Keys to the Kingdom tour! According to Disney Parks Blog, Guests who want to get closer to the magic of Disney, can now book a number of tours as Disney World continues its phased approach to bring back these fan-favorite offerings and experiences!
Below is a full list of all the tours returning to Disney World in 2022.
Disney’s Keys to the Kingdom
The first tour that will return in 2022 is the fan-favorite Keys to the Kingdom Tour, which brings Guests on a five-hour walking tour of the history of Magic Kingdom.
Per Disney Parks Blog:
Unlock the fascinating history of Magic Kingdom Park, where fantasy reigns, and gain backstage access to legendary hidden areas on this five-hour walking tour! Access the underground “Utilidor” service tunnels, learn hidden secrets of classic attractions, enjoy a delicious lunch and so much more on this backstage tour of the most iconic theme park at Walt Disney World Resort.
For more information on how to book this Disney World tour, visit the website here.
Caring for Giants
Another tour returning next year is the Caring for Giants, which takes place at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. If you love animals, this tour is a must-do for you. On this 60-minute tour, Guests will see African elephants and learn the day-to-day care of the animals. Per Disney Parks Blog:
Delve into the wondrous world of the largest inhabitants of Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park during this 60-minute tour for an experience you’ll never forget. Meet with a knowledgeable guide who will provide insight into the inner workings of our African elephant herd and share a glimpse into the day-to-day care for these amazing animals. Learn how Disney’s conservation efforts are dedicated to the preservation of wild elephant populations around the world as you observe these gentle giants from a private, backstage viewing area!
For more information, visit the Disney World website here.
Wild Africa Trek
This three-hour safari adventure takes place at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Guests will be guided by a knowledgable tour guide as they learn about animals and go on a safari adventure like no other.
Per Disney Parks Blog:
Perhaps my personal favorite, Wild Africa Trek combines action, adventure and education into a three-hour exhilarating safari adventure at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, where nature is truly alive with magic. Cross a swinging rope bridge near crocodiles and view towering giraffes, powerful rhinos and hippos as you ride across the open savanna in a rugged safari vehicle. Along your journey, a knowledgeable guide will share insights about the majestic animals you’re viewing as well as details about the park’s dedication to animal conservation around the world.
For more information and to book this tour, click here.
Up Close with Rhinos
Per Disney Parks Blog:
Want to get even closer to nature? This 60-minute tour takes you backstage to meet our planet’s second-largest land animal in ways few people can. As your guides introduce you to the white rhinos at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, they’ll offer fascinating insights into the species’ behavior and biology, and discuss the challenges that threaten populations in the wild.
To learn more, visit the Disney World website here.
Savor the Savanna
Per Disney Parks Blog:
Is all of this excitement making you hungry? Then explore the sights, sounds – and TASTES – of Africa on Disney’s Animal Kingdom’s Savor the Savanna tour available for booking later this month. Indulge in a sampling of African-inspired cuisine, paired with a selection of regional beer and wine offerings, as you gaze out across the Harambe Wildlife Reserve. And listen as a private guide shares tales of the unique residents who inhabit the reserve and the special animal care provided at the park.
You can book this tour by clicking here.
Advance bookings are highly recommended for all of these tours. Additionally, these experiences require valid theme park admission and reservations.
Are you excited to see tours return to Disney World in 2022? Let us know in the comments below.