Help... DH doesnt want to go

[momrek06]

Thanks SO much for all your great stories and ideas.. Glad to hear my DH isnt the only insane person on the planet.... By the way.. I havent really been talking about it.. But last night I did get him to watch the disney Imagineers special that I recorded a week or so ago... He kept asking ..
Is that there??? Are we going to do that ?? That looks really cool !!!
Yeh !!! Maybe he will have a good time........ Thanks again...

AWESOME, FOURFUN: He sounds like slowly but surely he is starting to come around....YIPPEE SKIPPEE!!!! Take all this very slowly...baby steps...or maybe "mouse" steps....!!!
Keep those Travel Channel and Discovery Channel SPECIALS going. Actually, go on Travel Channel.com and check their schedule for the different specials regarding WDW. They have been having quite a few lately. Tape them and save them for special times to view!!!!

 

[Grumpy23]

I guess my husband must be rare. He is a major Disney fan, and he is 53. When we got engaged in 2003, it was his suggestion to go to Disney World for our honeymoon. I had never been there before and was thinking more of a tropical type honeymoon. When he suggested WDW I was pleasantly surprised that he would enjoy something like that and immediately said yes for that being our honeymoon location.

We have gone back every year since. It's 31 days and counting till our next visit. Every year when we go, we already start talking about returning the next year. It's just assumed among us that we will return. My DS will be 15 and this will be his 3rd year in a row going too. We are all excited, as usual

I truly hope your DH enjoys himself if he decides to go.

 

[princesssonny]

The first time my DH and I went was May 2004 with our 2 1/2 year old DS along with my mom, sister, stepdad, and grandma. I thougt he would hate it although he did agree to go for our son's sake. First let me tell you about my DH, he is kind of a roughneck, lots of tattoos, earrings, and into motorcycles things like that. Not exactly a Disney type of person. After we went the first time he was in love with it. We went again in October of 2005 (just the three of us) and have our third trip planned this October. I have attached some photos below on just how goofy he gets and how much fun we all have (he doesn't care about the money anymore because he loves it so much). If I ever went without him he would probably divorce me lol. Hopefully, you can talk your DH into it because I think he will enjoy it he just doesn't know it.

 

[momrek06]

I guess my husband must be rare. He is a major Disney fan, and he is 53. When we got engaged in 2003, it was his suggestion to go to Disney World for our honeymoon. I had never been there before and was thinking more of a tropical type honeymoon. When he suggested WDW I was pleasantly surprised that he would enjoy something like that and immediately said yes for that being our honeymoon location.

We have gone back every year since. It's 31 days and counting till our next visit. Every year when we go, we already start talking about returning the next year. It's just assumed among us that we will return. My DS will be 15 and this will be his 3rd year in a row going too. We are all excited, as usual

I truly hope your DH enjoys himself if he decides to go.

I am proud to say ME TOO, GRUMPY! I actually was a serious sun ADDICT and as we were planning our Honeymoon, DH was GAGGING at the thought of a tropical island as DH is blonde blonde hair, and pale, fish-belly white skin and to him laying on a beach for 2 weeks was NOT happening. DH then says "I know, dear how you can get YOUR SUN and I can get MY FUN"..... "WHERE?" I said and DH shouts DISNEYWORLD....okay I say, even though I was 25y.o. and had NEVER been there...OFF TO WDW we go, it was 1980 and only ONE PARK, MK and we stayed at the CR and the MAGIC officially BEGAN!!!

 

[mikymouse]

My DH did not want to go and waste the vacation time and money. He finally agreeed to make the kids and me happy. I planed to make everyone have at least one good part each day, but it turned out to be more. For DH... It helped to make dinning plans to feed the king (1 sit down meal a day), schedule lots of pool time and took a laid back approach to our days, and scheduled a Parent's night out. He is already planning the next trip himself... the joy it brought the kids was priceless. Mission Accomplished... he loved it!