10 Things You Didn't Know You Could Do At Walt Disney World

8. Go On A Tour

Disney World offers a number of tours around its parks that you can try.

There are 12 different tours for you to join, each lasting anything from an hour to 7 hours. Each tour allows you to go behind the scenes of different aspects of the resort; from the Wild Africa Trek that takes you on a expedition into Animal Kingdom's savannah to World Showcase: DestiNations Discovered which takes a closer look the Pavilions of Epcot.

The least expensive tour is the $20 per person, Behind the Seeds Tour. Here Disney Cast Members take guests on a 1 hour journey through the agriculture of the the Land Pavillion at Epcot.

Backstage Magic is the longest tour available. Lasting a whopping 7 hours, guests are guided through a behind the scenes tour of all four parks. You shouldn't worry about going hungry on the tour - lunch at the Whispering Canyon Cafe is included in the price. At $255 per person, it isn't a cheap day out.

If you want a no expense spared trip to Disney World, why not treat yourself to a VIP Tour? Here you will be treated like royalty. You will be allocated your own private and extremely knowledgable tour guide, who will show you and your party of up to 10 people around the parks.

Your guide will also act as your own unlimited FastPass, allowing you to skip the lines at some of the busiest attractions. You will have access to private transportation and can get special parade viewing.

The tour must last a minimum of 7 hours and can cost anything between $2,800 to $4,200, depending on the time of year you travel.

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