7 things you might not know about Princess Diana's 1993 trip to Disney World with William and Harry

The trip took place less than one year after Diana and Prince Charles separated in December 1992.

Tracy Donaldson, a former VIP tour guide for Disney World, spoke about greeting them upon their arrival in the new ABC special, "The Most Magical Story on Earth: 50 Years of Walt Disney World."

He said they flew via British Airways for the vacation.

Donaldson noted that Diana and her children were brought directly to the Victorian-style hotel from the airport.

Her former bodyguard, Ken Wharfe, was also interviewed for the special, and said the family was given "an extraordinary suite of rooms."

According to Donaldson, their resort breakfasts included fruit, bacon, scrambled eggs, and more. It was the Mickey Mouse-shaped waffles, however, that threw Prince William for a loop.

"I remember William saying, 'What are those?' and Diana said, 'They're waffles. Don't tell your father about it,'" Wharfe said with a laugh.

But as Donaldson noted in Disney's recent ABC special, you might not realize that in pictures taken of the late royal on the ride.

"I think she was trying not to get wet," he said.

They attended the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue, during which guests eat dinner while watching a Western-inspired performance.

According to Wharfe, William and Harry thought the experience was "fantastic" — so much so that the eldest prince quickly raised his hand when the actors asked for volunteers.

And when they got back to the hotel, Diana shared that she also seemingly had a great time. Wharfe recalled her saying, "This was a magical evening."

Speaking with People for a May 2016 feature, the Duke of Sussex recalled riding Space Mountain "12 or 14 times." He said he even remembered that his security guard "had to get off and vomit over the bench."

"When you are that age you are invincible," he said. "And you slowly become uninvincible as you start breaking things!"