The entire experience lasts almost a month.
“You’ll also enjoy personal access to experts and staff, who provide fun and fact-filled stories enabling you to be immersed in every location you visit.”During the trip, Disney fans will also visit three iconic landmarks: the Taj Mahal, Pyramids of Giza and Eiffel Tower. Guests will also head toThe almost month-long excursion also includes a Lucas Films campus tour, a Walt Disney Studios tour, and a Kilimanjaro Safari with Animal Program Expert.
Booking for the 2024 trips have already begun for those who have already had the opportunity to embark on the “Around The World” adventure. General sale to the public will happen on June 19, 2023.July 9 to August 1, 2023 – SOLD OUTDespite an astronomical fee, that has not stopped from high demand for this private jet experience.
The general public on-sale date never even happened last year as a result. Taylor Swift Eras Tour vibes, much? If previous years are any indication of how the 2024 experience will go, it might be a good time to figure out if you’re ready to take the plunge and book that 2024 ‘Disney Parks Around The World – A Private Jet Adventure’ or just opt for a more standard Disney visit that costs a bit less time and money.
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