Disney’s Family Magic Tour Review

Disney’s Family Magic Tour is an additional purchase tour at The Magic Kingdom. It is a 2 hour guided scavenger hunt around Magic Kingdom which is aimed at the entire family especially primary school children.

Disney's Family Magic Tour
Disney’s Family Magic Tour

Disney’s Family Magic Tour consists of various games, character meets and front of line rides. The scenarios do change but appear to follow roughly the same pattern.

In our adventure we were looking for props left behind by Rapunzel and finished on a search for Duffy Bear. During the 2 hours we covered Liberty Square, Fantasyland and Main Street USA. We discovered various nooks and crannies most guests never see.

Disney's Family Magic Tour Finding Clues in magic Kingdom
Finding props

Along the way we met Cinderella, Elena and Peter Pan. Peter Pan was fantastic as this was an exclusive meet in a roped off area. We enjoyed a lengthy interaction with Peter who also helped us with a clue.

Disney's Family Magic Tour Peter Pan
Meeting Peter Pan

Games included Follow the Leader and matching pairs. In addition we spent plenty of time searching for well hidden clues and props.

Princess Elena Magic Kingdom Disney's Family Magic Tour
Princess Elena

The rides guests enjoy seem to vary but on our trip we were given a front of line and front seat on Seven Dwarfs Mine Train….Not a bad choice by our guide!

Disney's Family Magic Tour Seven Dwarfs Mine Train
Front Row Seven Dwarfs Mine Train

Our guide Kirstyn was excellent and made sure the whole family got involved. Although the tour is geared towards younger children our teenage daughter enjoyed the tour.

Disney's Family Magic Tour Finding Duffy
Finding Duffy

Up to 20 guests can be on the tour but on our tour it was just the 4 of us. I’m not sure whether I would have enjoyed the tour as much if it had been full. I think some of the games would have been less fun with a bigger crowd.

Disney's Family Magic Tour
Disney’s Family Magic Tour

Our tour finished with a visit to “The Boss” to return Duffy. Again a front of line and extended experience was enjoyed with Mickey Mouse. This was the first time we had met the talking version and it is good fun.

Disney's Family Magic Tour Mickey Mouse
Meeting the Boss

We really enjoyed Disney’s Family Magic Tour. It currently costs $39 per person in addition to your park ticket. It does work out quite expensive for just 2 hours but was great family fun.

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