What about the boys????

[charming]

We will be going in march to Disney and we have a group of kids 2 girls that will be 4 that are going to BBB but we have 2 boys that will be 8 and 13 what can we do for them that is as special as BBB.We have planed chef mickeys for dinner but what else can we do,we don't want them to feel as if the girls have all the fun.

 

[JeMarie6]

There is a Pirate League make-over now, similar to BBB but more emphasis on the experience than the make-up/make-over.

Search for this thread for more info:
Yo ho: Pirate makeover coming to Magic Kingdom in June: Updated with the prices

 

[crisi]

I suspect your boys are too old for a pirate makeover. In fact, they are really too old for a lot of the things that really delight younger kids. And not quite old enough to enjoy (or be able to do) some of the more grown up fun.

Lunch at the Sci Fi is good. Your oldest is old enough to take out Mouseboats (the youngest would need an adult along). You could take the girls for a girly day, and send the boys to Typhoon Lagoon or Blizzard Beach (which your girls would enjoy, but be too young for doing anything other than the kiddie area).

Although, quite honestly, your boys are going to get to do lots of things four year old girls can't do - there are a lot of attractions they will get to go on that your girls will be too short for - or if they can go on them, they won't get the same delight that even your eight year old gets.

 

[LWatson]

You could take them to get their hair cut at the Barber Shop on Main Street if they are too old for the Pirate League

 

[charming]

I like the pirate league. I looked into it and everybody wants to do it even our little princesses. Then we are taking the families to Kennedy Space Center. The boys are very excited about that.

 

[Poohbug]

Since I have three boys, I am always looking for boy stuff to do. Here are some of my suggestions. Your boys are a little older than mine but I think they will still work.

If they like fishing, you can book a fishing boat. Maybe DisneyQuest, my boys like all the games. They have parasailing at CR-looks fun but I have never done it. My boys also love US/IOA(the rides there are perfect for pre-teen boys)-tickets for US can be less than BBB. Mini-golfing, water parks, rent a canoe. Pick something they have an interest in, you will probably be able to find it at WDW. But if you can't there are so many things nearby like the gator farms or airboat rides in the swamps, etc.

 

[laceemouse]

Since I have three boys, I am always looking for boy stuff to do. Here are some of my suggestions. Your boys are a little older than mine but I think they will still work.

If they like fishing, you can book a fishing boat. Maybe DisneyQuest, my boys like all the games. They have parasailing at CR-looks fun but I have never done it. My boys also love US/IOA(the rides there are perfect for pre-teen boys)-tickets for US can be less than BBB. Mini-golfing, water parks, rent a canoe. Pick something they have an interest in, you will probably be able to find it at WDW. But if you can't there are so many things nearby like the gator farms or airboat rides in the swamps, etc.

Ditto Disney Quest!

 

[jackie101]

In Dec me & my dd had lunch in Epcot with the princess's & my husband took our 3 boys to a store that had tons of Pokemon stuff, then they got slushes they had a blast

 

[crisi]

In Dec me & my dd had lunch in Epcot with the princess's & my husband took our 3 boys to a store that had tons of Pokemon stuff, then they got slushes they had a blast

When we did our Epcot Princess breakfast my daughter was too short for Mission:Space. So my husband and son rode Mission:Space - twice or three times, got in an "extra" ride or two on Test Track, and had Fastpasses for all of us for Soarin for when we got done.

If you are doing the BBB in the MK, its the perfect time for older (taller) kids to get their fill of Space Mountain.