Behind the seeds greenhouse tour

[bethanne6245]

Hi,
Wondering if anyone has taken this tour before in EPCOT and if it's worth $14 for adults and $10 for kids. My DD is 9 and think this may be something she would enjoy, but wanted to get some feedback from fellow intercotee's!Thanks!

[Goofeygal]

My husband and 17 yr old son did this and they loved it.

[EyeLuvDisney]

We did this tour as a family. Dad, Mom, daughter 9, son 6. We all had a great time and really enjoyed feeding the fish towards the end of the tour.

Kids really liked seeing ride from the other side of the gardens. We talked about it for quite some time after.

If you do it, I recommend getting a fast pass for Soarin' just before you start the tour. We were able to go right onto the ride after our tour!

And, if your budget or schedule allows, go to the Garden Grill for lunch. Great food & character dining.

Trey

[TINKERBELL_82]

I have taken this tour and it's really neat. They take you all through the greenhouses and show you in detail how they grow all of the plants. You get a lot more information then you do on the ride. They also gave us a great tour of the fish farm.

I would highly reccomend the tour. Its very interesting and informative and a good value as well.

[mainemajor]

When we went on this our party included my FIL at 80, my wife and I both late 30's and our sons age 12 and 14. We all loved it and it is truely an experience to view the ride from the other side. Being able to ask questions of our tour guide was fantastic. We all had questions from having been on the ride before and being able to get answers was nice. If you can swing going on it do so. You will not regret it.

[Jakk]

The tour is awsome! You get to have a Q&A segment with your tour guides, you get to try the expermintal (or how I like to call it) vegetables like the cherrie tomatoes (tastes really good by the way), and you get to feed the farm fish! It's awsome and defintley worth the cost I know I did! Anyway I have a question myself, was the "Behind the Seeds Tour" always there or is it new? Just curious thanks!