Bringing my Boyfriend to Disney

[FutureBride1027]

Hi everyone! I'm new to the boards and I have a small question. I joined the DisBoards because I am planning a trip for my boyfriend and I to go to Dis in May. My friends and I went last summer and he is desperate to go this year. The problem is he's 24 years old and a manly man if you will. He hunts and builds things and I can't see him understanding the magic of Disney. Any suggestions of things to make sure he sees so that he enjoys his trip to the parks? Thank you!

 

[byoung]

He may surprize you and be a Disney addict, like me.

 

[mommytobug]

My dh hunts, fishes, and does outdoor things 99% of the time. We went in 03 and we became DVC members. Disney is magical whether you are a manly man or you are 1 year old.

 

[tmt martins]

Hi everyone! I'm new to the boards and I have a small question. I joined the DisBoards because I am planning a trip for my boyfriend and I to go to Dis in May. My friends and I went last summer and he is desperate to go this year. The problem is he's 24 years old and a manly man if you will. He hunts and builds things and I can't see him understanding the magic of Disney. Any suggestions of things to make sure he sees so that he enjoys his trip to the parks? Thank you!

Then take Him on SAFARI but keep the guns at home He will be just fine.

I would also look into the SEGWAY tour in epcot every manly man want to ride them.Epcot has all kinds of innovations TT MS

Don't beat his score on Buzz that would be a Buzzkill for sure,

 

[UltimateWDWFan]

Lights! Motors! Action! show at MGM should be good. I was sitting next to a couple of 20-something men when we saw it, and they couldn't keep quiet about all the great techno/muscle stuff. He also might like the Backlot Tour at MGM; I liked the way they redid the first part to link it to the making of Pearl Harbor. And then there's Rockin' Roller Coaster there, too.