Any special "boy" things at WDW?

[Dawn]

Well are there?

We did the Pirate Makeover last time and he really enjoyed that. Until the heavy makeup got too hot in the sun.

Is there anything else that a 10 year old boy might like as a special treat. He's pretty good at making friends so letting him go off without us wouldn't be a problem

Too many girl things about again. Even Brave has spawned a new princess. :thumbsdown:

[Tink]

Tough one. :sigh: I'll be interested in the answers too. Years ago Innoventions was good for kids who were old enough to be left alone for a bit. They had experiential video games and other "new" things. Now it's not the same of course. :sigh:

[Wendy]

What about the Archery Experience at Fort Wilderness.

It's open to resort guests and non-guests, ages 6 and up, the 90-minute experience costs $25 (plus tax) per person, includes equipment and instruction and can be booked up to 90 days in advance by calling 407/939-7529.

There is some more information and a video about it here (http://wdisneysecrets.com/forums/showthread.php?22787-Archery-Lessons-at-Disney’s-Fort-Wilderness-Resort-amp-Campground&highlight=archery+lessons)

[Dawn]

Oooooh Mummy and Daddy met at the University of Sussex Archery Club.

Will definitely look into that one. :thumbsup:

[Wendy]

:D

[Dawn]

But if I win the lottery we'll do the Wild Africa Trek. Zipline over the hippos! :mental:

[lisaw]

My two did the pirate cruise from the GF a few years ago and loved it! They do them from a few of the resorts I think.

[Suebeattie]

The behind the scenes train thing at magic kingdom is good.

:wiggle:

[Mari]

I was also going to suggest the pirate cruise :)

Also, I the expric drivig experience has something like a "ride along", not sure at what age it starts though


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