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mushumadness
06-19-2005, 11:08 AM
Ok
I am wanting to organise something special for my boyfriend for when we go to wdw in december
but I have no idea what to do or buy or how to go about it
any ideas
anna
Idroveallnight
06-19-2005, 11:13 AM
You should check into Presentations: Gifts of a Lifetime. They have all types of special events they can set up. www.Giftsofalifetime.com you can email to jane@giftsofalifetime.com
Good Luck!
carolfoy
06-21-2005, 08:53 AM
Just a thought Anna, how about one of the specialist tours like the segway in epcot? or perhaps the dolphins, its something you could both enjoy and a special memory for him :confused3
nicknsara
06-22-2005, 01:30 AM
How About Just Wearing A Sexy Pair Of Mickey Ears And Nothing Else!!!! Very Original
Sorry Only A Bit Of Fun
How About A Helicopter Ride Over Orlando,thats What Im Doing For My Hubby Who Has Had A Stroke.
Nick N Sra
daisy_77
06-22-2005, 01:34 AM
mushumadness-
I am going in december, also! My husband and I are going to be there for his birthday and I am trying to figure out something special to do too! I was thinking of having a candy or cookie bouquet sent to our resort room as a surprise. Other than that, I am pretty much stuck. Hopefully, some creative people will respond to your thread! Good luck and have fun in December! :flower:
debbyLL
06-22-2005, 02:08 AM
hi
i booked a birthday cruise to view the fireworks at epcot for 8 of us however they had smaller boats for two very romantic if you take a botltle of champagne. have fun
debby ll
princess jackson
06-22-2005, 03:06 AM
We are going in Dec as well, DD & DH birthdays also when away, i have had a look at www.disneyflorists.com, they can deliver to your room.
They do flowers, balloons, and mickey ears baskets with various item inside.
princess: princess: princess:
maleficent_man
06-22-2005, 03:44 AM
Another recommendation for the Segway tour - it is a great present for someone. Any of the tours offered by Disney would be a special treat. I can also recommend booking for the California Grill at the Contemporary and watching Wishes from the Observation Deck - it is magical.
I haven't done it but if it is his kind of thing, I imagine Discovery Cove would be a great surprise.
Good luck!
Madjock
06-22-2005, 03:45 AM
What about the Richard Petty driving experience, if he likes fast cars?
If his thing, like my DH, is food then I can highly recommend a romantic dinner at Victoria & Albert in the Grand Floridian.
Annmarie
tink,too
06-23-2005, 06:22 PM
We did a sunrise balloon flight last December. :cloud9: Pros - great view, magical experience. Cons - if you have a fear of heights, very early start. Everyone gets a certificate at the end of the flight, too.
Have also read great things about "peggyssweetsandmore.com" who do gift baskets and will deliver to hotels for you.
Hope this helps! :)
Verity Chambers
06-24-2005, 01:08 PM
I can also recommend booking for the California Grill at the Contemporary and watching Wishes from the Observation Deck - it is magical.
Good luck!
we did this on honeymoon, it was FANTASTIC!!!!! :flower:
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