Disney's Family Magic Tour

[snookhams]

Has anyone done this tour - we are thinking about doing it but wondered if our 15yr old would enjoy it or if he would feel it was too young for him.

 

[Lizzybear]

It does seem quite kiddyish from what i've heard, though I guess it would depend on your son and if he still likes the characters and all.
My sister had just that day turned 16 when we did the Keys to the kingdom tour and she didn't feel as if it was too old for her (16 is the minimum age for it) and she's not a very mature (now) 17 year old.
Maybe the Main street train one would be good, if you're set on a Mk tour? Not sure of the age limits on the ones in the other parks.

 

[slinky101]

we did it for my 7yr olds birthday with 9yr old 4yr old and 3yr old and 4 adults, it was fantastic and they loved it, without spoiling it you do have to make a fool of yourself in public! adults included! i would think it was too young for a 15yr old but it depends on their state of mind!

 

[stevenorth]

We are doing this on the 27th October, but our girls are only 6 & nearly 8.

I read up on this and it does seem to be aimed at this age group but sounds alot of fun.

Its our last full day, so should be good way to end at MK

Rgds
Stephen

 

[tink too]

I'm doing the tour with my daughter in October - she'll be 5. It seems to be aimed at the younger set, but I don't mind acting silly in the name of fun!

 

[Leanne1977]

We are doing this on 20th September for DS's 4th birthday. Is your 15 year old your only child or would you be taking younger children? I think if it was just him he might feel a little embarassed.

They do lots of different tours though. I will try and find the link.

 

[Leanne1977]

Here you go.

http://allearsnet.com/btp/tours.htm