Glad you guys had fun! You have definitely got to do the most rides since I have started following you guys so that's cool. And the most time you'd got to be in M2 fav. Park. Hopefully you get to do more on you other days. Love this
Hello , I’ve been saving up for years wanting to do the Disney vip tour for a day and to bring my brother and two friends. I’m eventually going to have enough to go soon. I’ve heard that people who pay for the VIP tour must leave a 10%-15% tip for the guide. Imo coming from a guy myself who is poor working multiple jobs finds that to be way to much. Given that I would be paying for my brother and two friends who are broke. I would assume that people who go on these tours have career salary paid jobs. What would be a reasonable amount to tip that’s less than 10%-15%? A 10%-15% tip is way more than my check.
In our opinion, if you are paying for the luxury of a VIP tour, you should be tipping at least $50 per person, with a minimum of $200 to start. A VIP Tour is very expensive, and a tip is what goes directly to the cast member doing the hard work to make your experience special!
Some - you can get free Mickey bars, although our tour guide did not share that with us or offer that to us. But that's what we have heard! We did get free water bottles though (Smart Water).
This tour was gifted to us by a close friend. Not sure how that oozes white privilege.. I’m the first to admit that we grew up privileged and were lucky to have many opportunities, but us enjoying a VIP tour experience that was given by a friend certainly isn’t a negative thing
If it was a gift, I don't see the problem . I remember a pastor received a million dollar home as a gift, they was telling him he should give it back etc.even though it was gift and he did. Yall have a problem with everything that's what's wrong with this world now
Glad you guys had fun! You have definitely got to do the most rides since I have started following you guys so that's cool. And the most time you'd got to be in M2 fav. Park. Hopefully you get to do more on you other days. Love this
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What do you do for work? How can you afford it?
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Hello , I’ve been saving up for years wanting to do the Disney vip tour for a day and to bring my brother and two friends. I’m eventually going to have enough to go soon. I’ve heard that people who pay for the VIP tour must leave a 10%-15% tip for the guide. Imo coming from a guy myself who is poor working multiple jobs finds that to be way to much. Given that I would be paying for my brother and two friends who are broke. I would assume that people who go on these tours have career salary paid jobs. What would be a reasonable amount to tip that’s less than 10%-15%? A 10%-15% tip is way more than my check.
In our opinion, if you are paying for the luxury of a VIP tour, you should be tipping at least $50 per person, with a minimum of $200 to start. A VIP Tour is very expensive, and a tip is what goes directly to the cast member doing the hard work to make your experience special!
I’ve been told, tipping isn’t allowed
I think it's a rip off, myself. Save your money; take the day off and go in February on a weekday.
Do you also need to tip the guide?
You do!
Great video! Going on a VIP tour during spring break, are snacks included on the tour?
Some - you can get free Mickey bars, although our tour guide did not share that with us or offer that to us. But that's what we have heard! We did get free water bottles though (Smart Water).
This video oozes of white privilege.
This tour was gifted to us by a close friend. Not sure how that oozes white privilege.. I’m the first to admit that we grew up privileged and were lucky to have many opportunities, but us enjoying a VIP tour experience that was given by a friend certainly isn’t a negative thing
I disagree with that person's comment. Glad you guys got that experience
It’s not white privilege it’s money privilege. I ain’t white but I cut the line ahead of plenty of white folks when I got my guides 😂
I don't see how this "Oozes white privilege." Its a Family having fun i don't really see anything wrong with that.
If it was a gift, I don't see the problem
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I remember a pastor received a million dollar home as a gift, they was telling him he should give it back etc.even though it was gift and he did.
Yall have a problem with everything that's what's wrong with this world now