WDW experience for the guys?

[luvdsny2014]

We are going to WDW in June as a group of 13. I was trying to find something for the gals to do together and something for the guys to do. I found Afternoon Tea for us gals but what is something to do for the guys? There is one child (8 yrs) and 6 adults. I was hoping to find something for them to do when we have tea. Suggestions?

 

[surferdave]

Golf?

 

[IamTrike]

Exotic Driving Experience: It could be fun but the 8yo wouldn't get to do a ride along. I've had younger cousins that just enjoyed being at the track though.

Fishing: I've heard very good things about the fishing excursions. You could arrange for one of those leaving from the Grand Floridian Marina so you would all start from the same resort. Fishing Excursions are for a Max of 5 people though.

DisneyQuest: I'm not sure what type of tickets you have but DisneyQuest can be fun.

Kids Choice of Ride: If I gave my son a choice he's just ask to go ride Expedition Everest a couple times and get a turkey leg to eat.

 

[epsmith921]

The guys could rent a pontoon boat that holds up to 10. Maybe out from one of the MK area marinas. That would be fun and relaxing.

 

[Aliceacc]

I vote for Disney Quest. My husband and son got a kick out of it when I got them tickets in 2009.

Of course, you could get one big group thing: tickets to one of the dessert parties. I would imagine the Tomorrowland Terrace one will be hard to book this close, but you might have some luck with the Epcot one, since it's new and fewer people are aware of it.

 

[happymommy]

Do they all want to stick together?

Obviously the child will not want to golf.

My kids have been to Disneyquest about a zillion times - now it gives me a headache (and the motion things make me ill) but they do have a lot of fun!

Why not pick a park to go to? Or a meal if it's just while the ladies are having the tea?

I've been so many times and sometimes with a big group (although those trips are not my favorite by far, as we have much more fun doing just what we want). It's hard to please everyone, but I find if the kids are happy, the parents can always find something to keep them happy!!!

Maybe they can book their FP+ for a couple things the child would like, then a quick meal together? Or split up the men depending on what they want.

I am rambling. There is so much to do at WDW that really it depends on what they want. If it were me, I'd plan what I want and leave it to them!!