Disney shows how Magic is made
Disney World Resort guests have a new tour option: going behind the scenes at the park.
"Disney Institute leisure tours are unique, because we take our guests to multiple parks and visit different locations throughout the resort," said Jeff James, vice president, Disney Institute. "These tours are wonderful opportunities for anyone interested in learning how our company operates."
Disney Institute offers four tours: Backstage Magic, Inspiration: Through Walt’s Eyes, Holiday D-Lights, and Yuletide Fantasy. Backstage Magic and Inspiration: Through Walt’s Eyes are offered year-round, while Holiday D-Lights and Yuletide Fantasy are seasonal tours.
With the Backstage Magic tour, participants see how Disney brings innovative special effects, world-class entertainment and elaborate attractions to life. Beginning at Epcot and concluding at Disney’s Animal Kingdom with an up-close look at Mickey’s Jammin’ Jungle Parade, the tour explores the art, horticulture, landscaping, and costume design that work together to create an immersive and magical experience for guests.
Inspiration: Through Walt’s Eyes follows the story of The Walt Disney Company from Walt’s perspective. The tour details how Walt was inspired to pursue his dreams and how his desire to succeed influenced those around him.
The Holiday D-Lights tour visits Epcot, the Magic Kingdom, and Disney’s Hollywood Studios, with stops for guests to marvel at each location’s interpretation of holiday lighting, while the Yuletide Fantasy tour helps guests uncover the secrets behind Disney’s stunning holiday decorations.
All Disney Institute tours are facilitated by Disney cast members with years of Disney experience. The tours are open to anyone ages 16 years or older. All participants must present a valid government-issued photo ID.
By David Wilkening
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