limabeanmom2003
Wilderness Lodge Memories
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- Feb 22, 2004
cstraub said:I'm not sure how to phrase this exactly but it seems as though things that are for girls are only for girls. Take for instance pink stollers or the princess breakfast. On the other hand, things that are for boys can usually be for boys or girls. Take for instance navy strollers and Chef Mickeys. It's always been that way.
I bet if you were to go through and name all the boy/everyone things to do at WDW and the girl only things there would be way more boy/everyone.
If Disney did do a boy dining experience I bet there would be lots of girls there too. My DD6 loves Power Rangers.
I'm glad they have some things geared towards girls. We're coming to a point finnaly in society that it's ok to wear pink and enjoy all things that are girl. I have started to notice that now there are car seats and stollers that are pink!! Not one to be found 6 years ago when DD was born.
The girl stuff at WDW is payback for all the years of the girls having to ride around in blue cars seats, navy stollers and for having to wear yellow and green because boys can't wear pink (think baby shower gifts).
this is very true. It is acceptable for a girl to wear any color clothing. But in general, boys usually do not wear "girl colors" such as pink. I do see men wearing pink shirts, but I can't think of a time when I have seen a boy wearing pink.
A so called "boy" themed breakfast would attract both genders.