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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You don’t need an agent for this that is the point of doing it.  You are paying Disney to treat you like a VIP.

When we did it, I believe it was around 15k - 20k for 3 nights two days.  But that was 6 years ago.[/quote]

6 yrs ago is a lifetime ago...prices have sky rocketed and they're now nickle & dime you for everything (parking overnight at hotel, LL, tightened magic hours, etc).

Op - Prices start at $500/hr w/ min of 7 (?) hrs...can't remember the exact details now.
Is this DL or DW? What season ? That makes a difference in pricing.

Re: nice accommodations. I assume this means top-tier lodging, but not sure what your lodging limit is.

Have you done even an ounce of research?[/quote]

The hourly rate is at least $700-$800 (maybe more, it depends on your dates, busier times are more) and there is a 7 hour minimum as you stated. This does not inclulde food, tickets, or hotel. This is just the guide and the front of the line access. So minimum $5k/day for the guide, before any other costs. [/quote]

I haven’t looked since we went in 2019, but you could get into all rides via fast pass lines. I know they don’t have fast pass anymore, but they must have a shorter line for some. We were there with the nfl coaches and saw some of them doing it with their families. They stayed at the ritz grande lakes. Four seasons is nicer though, imo. A park view suite at spring break next year will run about $8500 a night per tax.

https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/events-tours/private-vip-tours/

You can have up to 10 people, and it’s $425-$850/hr with a seven hour minimum. They book quickly.

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