DisneyOma
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This actually brings up an interesting (at least I think so) question: Would Disney do a princess makeover for a boy if he wanted it and the parents paid for it?
Of course they will, why wouldn't they?
This actually brings up an interesting (at least I think so) question: Would Disney do a princess makeover for a boy if he wanted it and the parents paid for it?
Looks to me like you are the one getting “up in arms” and trying to “police” everyone into agreeing with you that “biology” dictates what children enjoy at Disney World, and the previous poster was sharing her experience that all WDW activities are enjoyed by and available to kids regardless of gender.
As someone who grew up in Saudi Arabia, the “PC police” sounds pretty darn awesome compared to the actual police there that enforced conformity to the gender social norms in that country.
I have really struggled over the years of what to do with my son. It seems there are endless possibilities for my princess-loving daughters. Here are some of the ideas we've done and are doing soon: golfing with Dad, Sorcerers of Magic Kingdom, Agent P missions, arcades at the different resorts, mini-golf, renting a boat, horseback riding, archery, eating "the kitchen sink" at Beaches and Cream, bowling, watching a movie in Disney Springs, water parks, hot air balloon...
LOL! We've been so many times we do a few special activities per trip. We always do a "girls day" and a "boys day". On our next trip for girls day we are going around to the resorts and eating everything pink - LOL.Are you looking to adopt any more family members? That sounds like an awesome list of extra curriculars at Disney right there!
I wasn't trying to stir an uproar. My son is 7, and doesn't care anything about princesses.
I wasn't trying to stir an uproar. My son is 7, and doesn't care anything about princesses. We are staying at the All-Star Sports because he loves all things sports. I thank everyone for the great ideas and will look into them all. It is my first trip in 18 years and will be his first Disney trip ever so I want to make it as memorable as possible.