Adventures by Disney

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Has anyone used Adventures By Disney? We were thinking of doing an "American History" type trip (Washington DC, Philly, Williamsburg, etc.) in a couple of years and noticed that Disney plans a trip like that. It's a bit pricey, but it looks very well done. Just wondering if anyone has done one of their adventures, and if so, how did it go?

[Tink1]

I was fortunate enough to do the London/Paris Adventure in the summer of 2006. Disney pulls out all the stops and it is a truly wonderful escorted tour. In each location we had 2 local guides in addition to the 2 Disney Guides. The local guides added the "extra" touch of knowing all the interesting little tid bits that made the tour interesting.

They had things for the junior adventurers (kids) and things for the adult. Since my sons we 19 and 17, our guides gave them the option to decide which they wanted to be each time. They usually chose the junior activities, and said they really were fun. We were also vert fortunate to have some great families in our group and enjoyed their company.

Disney being Disney also had us moved to fronts of lines, and doing events that the normal tourist did not have access to. I would love to do the Germany or Austria ones, but college tuition says otherwise

Nanc