Disneyland is getting a brand-new guided tour, and this one feels a little special. A new experience called Women Who Make the Magic is coming soon to Disneyland Resort, and while Disney hasn’t officially posted details online yet, we now know quite a bit thanks to signage now appearing at guest services. We stepped inside to inquire, and we’re sharing the details we know so far with you!

This tour is all about the women who helped shape Disneyland, past and present. Not just the names you might already recognize, but the creatives, leaders, and innovators whose work is woven into the park in ways most guests never notice. From what we’ve learned so far, this is not a quick overview or a lightweight stroll through the park. According to the Guest Services cast member we spoke with, the information level is advanced, which suggests this tour is aimed at guests who really want to dig into the history and stories behind the magic.

Here’s what we know about the logistics. The tour costs $110 per person, lasts 90 minutes, and is limited to 12 guests, keeping the group small and more personal. Tour times are offered at 10:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 1:15 p.m., and 1:45 p.m., giving guests a few options to work around park plans.

And it’s not just walking and talking. Guests on the Women Who Make the Magic tour will also ride Storybook Land Canal Boats, availability permitting, which is a fun and fitting touch for a tour focused on storytelling. There’s also a treat included, plus reserved seating for a nighttime spectacular, which is a nice bonus and adds real value to the experience.

While we’re still waiting on an official announcement from Disneyland, this tour already feels like a meaningful addition to the resort’s lineup. For fans who love park history, Imagineering stories, and learning about the people behind the scenes, Women Who Make the Magic sounds like it could be a standout experience once it officially launches.