The extra special, extra special treatment

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Beyond all of the "basic" VIP amenities mentioned previously, the new World of Dreams tour also includes an extra VIP tour guide (so you'll have two Cast Members with you all day insitead of just one), and perhaps most importantly, a tour of the Cinderella Castle Dream Suite. Guests will be able to enter this previously off-limits space, and learn about the history of this room while checking out all the amazing magical details contained inside this iconic room.

This is the first time that Disney has made access to the Cinderella Castle Dream Suite available for purchase, but it is very interesting that guests, no matter how wealthy, apparently still can't pay to sleep in this iconic suite. And while that could change in the future, at least for right now, it looks like the experience of spending a night in this room is still reserved only for the very famous and very lucky. 

Will wealthy guests really pay $12,000 for a VIP day at Walt Disney World?

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Right now, we'd guess that $12,000 for a day at Walt Disney World probably won't be an appealing proposition for almost any Walt Disney World visitors, even those who could spare that massive chunk of change. However, though this tour might not be that popular initially (even with the Cinderella Castle Dream Suite exclusive experience), we can definitely see more guests looking for high end experiences once Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge is open. Just like Disney is experimenting with selling FastPass+ reservations and paid-for early access to new lands, we'd imagine that this new premium offering will be very popular for wealthy guests who want to take a day trip down to Orlando to check out what many predict will be the most popular new land opening at Walt Disney World, without having to deal with the throngs of people that are expected to show up in the coming years to check out this new land. 

If you are interested (and have $12,000 just burning a hole in your pocket), the World of Dreams VIP Tour is actually available to book now. Tours must be reserved at least a week in advance though, so if you're planning a last minute trip to Walt Disney World, you might want to check out the regular ol' VIP Tours instead.