"Walk in Walt's Footsteps" Tour Menu

[chiefyouth]

Hey! I've been silently hanging around here for the past several months gathering information for our 10th wedding anniversary trip in August. You guys have such great ideas and insight.

I thought I would share this that I just received in an email from Vacation Planning. I would like to take the tour, but don't know if we will. We are only going to be there for 3 days and don't want to lose too much time. We have been to the park 4 times before and after reading all the info you guys have, I feel like I have been on the tour. (The only thing that might get me to go is the pin. WE LOVE PINS!!)

Anyway, enough babbling. Here is the menu offerings for the "Walk in Walt's Footsteps" Tour. I have heard you talk about the chili, but nothing else. (Personally, I can see why!)

Menu:
Chili Cornbread Souffle (A Walt's Favorite): Home-style chili, cheddar
cheese and corn bread souffle.
Greek Salad (Vegetarian Option): Romaine chopped, cucumbers, red and
green peppers, red onion, tomatoes, kalamata olives, and a hint of
parsley topped with feta cheese and Italian dressing.
Cobb Salad: Iceberg mixed with romaine, tomato, blue cheese crumbles,
bacon, egg, and smoked julienne chicken breast served with ranch
dressing.
Turkey and Bacon Cheddar Croissant: Honey-smoked turkey breast, bacon
layout, green leaf lettuce, tomato, cheese, mustard, mayonnaise all on a
buttery croissant.
Hawaiian Chicken Salad Sandwich with Egg and Bacon on Croissant
Albacore Salad Sandwich: Albacore mix, green leaf lettuce, tomato, dill
pickle chip all on a buttery croissant.
All menu selections will be served with a canned beverage (Coke, Diet
Coke, Sprite) or bottled water and a "Walt's Favorite" for dessert

[Disneyfan4]

what does the pin look like because i also love pins

[Malcon10t]

Hey! I've been silently hanging around here for the past several months gathering information for our 10th wedding anniversary trip in August. You guys have such great ideas and insight.

I thought I would share this that I just received in an email from Vacation Planning. I would like to take the tour, but don't know if we will. We are only going to be there for 3 days and don't want to lose too much time. We have been to the park 4 times before and after reading all the info you guys have, I feel like I have been on the tour. (The only thing that might get me to go is the pin. WE LOVE PINS!!)

Anyway, enough babbling. Here is the menu offerings for the "Walk in Walt's Footsteps" Tour. I have heard you talk about the chili, but nothing else. (Personally, I can see why!)

Menu:
Chili Cornbread Souffle (A Walt's Favorite): Home-style chili, cheddar
cheese and corn bread souffle.
Greek Salad (Vegetarian Option): Romaine chopped, cucumbers, red and
green peppers, red onion, tomatoes, kalamata olives, and a hint of
parsley topped with feta cheese and Italian dressing.
Cobb Salad: Iceberg mixed with romaine, tomato, blue cheese crumbles,
bacon, egg, and smoked julienne chicken breast served with ranch
dressing.
Turkey and Bacon Cheddar Croissant: Honey-smoked turkey breast, bacon
layout, green leaf lettuce, tomato, cheese, mustard, mayonnaise all on a
buttery croissant.
Hawaiian Chicken Salad Sandwich with Egg and Bacon on Croissant
Albacore Salad Sandwich: Albacore mix, green leaf lettuce, tomato, dill
pickle chip all on a buttery croissant.
All menu selections will be served with a canned beverage (Coke, Diet
Coke, Sprite) or bottled water and a "Walt's Favorite" for dessert

The turkey bacon croissant was excellent. And the dessert we had was cheesecake.

[Nor Cal Tinkfan]

The chili thingie was really good and I had cheesecake as well.

[aashee]

I think the cheesecake is an automatic. It's very large and very filling. If you are going with more than one person you all get cheesecakes. Expect leftovers and they are good the next day.
Chad

[travelmom]

I think you should do it, if you are "walt lovers" and want that inside feeling on the historical aspects of the park. I keep saying I am going to do it as well, but haven't yet...
Although I would know every fact they would tell, it is still "a walk in Walt's footsteps" ya know?

[aerinpegadrak]

The Tiki CMs often get the leftover cheesecake from the Walk in Walt's tours. It's goooooood cheesecake.

[~xxBooxx~]

Where do you get more info on this tour and how much it is?? It sounds pretty cool! And you get food with it???!?!?!??!?! rad!

[aashee]

Where do you get more info on this tour and how much it is?? It sounds pretty cool! And you get food with it???!?!?!??!?! rad!

Hi Booxx,

We looked at disneyland.com and called the number for tours. We booked it over the phone for a particular time and date. You meet a half an hour before the tour, give them your lunch order and off you go. There is a guided tour booth after the left tunnel going onto Main Street. Hope this helps!

Chad

[~xxBooxx~]

Hi Booxx,

We looked at disneyland.com and called the number for tours. We booked it over the phone for a particular time and date. You meet a half an hour before the tour, give them your lunch order and off you go. There is a guided tour booth after the left tunnel going onto Main Street. Hope this helps!

Chad

Thanks! Ive heard about this tour before but i didnt know there was cheesecake involved! yum! so how much did it cost? was it worth it? or was it pretty much stuff ya already knew?

[aashee]

Thanks! Ive heard about this tour before but i didnt know there was cheesecake involved! yum! so how much did it cost? was it worth it? or was it pretty much stuff ya already knew?

I think it was aorund $44 when we went last year. It is very worth it considering you get a lunch that probably would have cost $15 in the park. Great info, private seating in the Tiki Room explaining how the things worked. All in all a must for the Disney fanatic, which is pretty much everyone that frequents MiceChat.

Chad

[Junthor]

The Current price is $59 and the tour lasts 3.5 hours.
http://disneyland.disney.go.com/disn...tstepsTourPage


I wanna go when me and my wife are at DLR in Oct. I told her about the tour last night. I don't know if she's game for it yet.

[Lost Boy]

Boy this tour sure has changed since I took it just after it started. It was $12 then and included a ride on the Lilly Belle from Frontierland to Main Street. It is a great tour and I am sure with all the new things it is even better than before. Sounds like it's time to take it again.

[Malcon10t]

Thanks! Ive heard about this tour before but i didnt know there was cheesecake involved! yum! so how much did it cost? was it worth it? or was it pretty much stuff ya already knew?

Its $59, but with an AP discount, its $49. It was definatly worth it. That was even with the fact that my kids and I knew about 95% of the information on the tour. It was fun getting to see how everything worked, and getting into Club 33 was the highlight!

[Berd]

I think the cheesecake is an automatic. It's very large and very filling. If you are going with more than one person you all get cheesecakes. Expect leftovers and they are good the next day.
Chad

I took the tour in November and we got chocolate cake with chocolate frosting for dessert. It was really good!