my wife, my daughter and i are heading for a third trip to disney world in may. im 27, shes 28 my daughter will be 9 when we leave. i was wondering if anyone had any special tips to make it magical and unforgettable for my daughter. she gets excited and loves it, but i want to do something that will blow her mind. any ideas would be wonderful!!!!! thank you!
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Monty
Brilliant...and Canadian
- In the Parks
- No
Go to Gifts of a Lifetime.
Last February, I had them arrange an "Amazing Race" adventure through Epcot for my then ten-year-old son. He was given a bag of 'equipment' and a clue and had to decipher the clue to find a task or hint to the whereabouts of the next clue. The hour process took two or three hours as we progressed first through Future World and then around the World Showcase until we'd finished up in Canada and he was awarded his 'prize' - A lanyard with a pin from each park and the Disney "Scene-It" DVD game [I'd purchased the game on-line and had it delivered to GoaL, they procured the lanyard and pins]. He also received a laminated certificate announced his successful completion of his Amazing Race!
They have a form you can fill out on-line and based on your input, they'll suggest some things they can do for your daughter. I can't recommend them enough! It was great.
Last February, I had them arrange an "Amazing Race" adventure through Epcot for my then ten-year-old son. He was given a bag of 'equipment' and a clue and had to decipher the clue to find a task or hint to the whereabouts of the next clue. The hour process took two or three hours as we progressed first through Future World and then around the World Showcase until we'd finished up in Canada and he was awarded his 'prize' - A lanyard with a pin from each park and the Disney "Scene-It" DVD game [I'd purchased the game on-line and had it delivered to GoaL, they procured the lanyard and pins]. He also received a laminated certificate announced his successful completion of his Amazing Race!
They have a form you can fill out on-line and based on your input, they'll suggest some things they can do for your daughter. I can't recommend them enough! It was great.
dazzer68
New Member
the best thing.....take loads of pictures! take everything (especially if you have a digital camera) all the scenery the rides the theming all the fun! thats the best memory you will all have, and buy a scrapbook when you get to wdw. then when you get home make that scrapbook as a family
ZapperZ
Well-Known Member
This may seem pretty obvious, but if you haven't done a character meal, try it. I highly recommend Liberty Tree Tavern for dinner, and Crystal Place (dinner or lunch). Even as adults, you'll have fun too. I think if you get into it, it will amuse your daughter as well and it'll just add to the occassion.
Another thing you can try is to ask if you can ride in the front of the monorail. Figure out where front of the monoral stops, and ask a cast member there if you can ride up front. If there are already people in the waiting area, you may have to wait for one or two monorail to pass, but if you're not in a hurry, it'll be worth it.
Zz.
Another thing you can try is to ask if you can ride in the front of the monorail. Figure out where front of the monoral stops, and ask a cast member there if you can ride up front. If there are already people in the waiting area, you may have to wait for one or two monorail to pass, but if you're not in a hurry, it'll be worth it.
Zz.
FantasMickeyM
New Member
I'm glad you enjoyed your event!
..but I had a look at their website, and THESE are the pictures they're presenting as "Featured Events"!!!! http://giftsofalifetime.com/events.html
They look amazingly UN-great to me..
..but I had a look at their website, and THESE are the pictures they're presenting as "Featured Events"!!!! http://giftsofalifetime.com/events.html
They look amazingly UN-great to me..
Monty
Brilliant...and Canadian
- In the Parks
- No
I would think the same based on seeing that...
But in reality, the service was absolutely fantastic and in my mind well worth every penny. I guess they concentrate more on their customers than their web site, not necessarily the best practise for drumming up business, but I can honestly say they took excellent care of my needs!
A good example of "Don't judge a book by its cover"????
FantasMickeyM
New Member
Possibly
But sometimes the website is all you have to go by, and those are the images they choose to show people as examples of what great things they can do..? I'm sure that website scares away a lot of potential customers. It sure scared me!! :lol: Seriously though, glad you had a great time, and hope the people in the pictures did too. As long as they can get enough business in, happy customers is what's important after all!