Just thought I would throw this out there. First let me start be saying that the wife and I are huge Disney fans, DVC Members and overall WDW fanatics. We enjoy doing anything and everything together when we are in WDW. I enjoy spending time with the wife, so don't even go there! And while I'm at it, I am not bashing moms, wives, women in general or any other group!
That being said, on our last two trips, July and October, we had company whith us. July was with SIL and Family. After a full day of entertaining the nephews, BIL and I went out for "cocktails" at ESPN Club, what a great time we had. Just the guys! It was such a great time that we hit Bellevue room and Big River Grille the next two nights. (Maybe it was great because my wife and her sister-in-law were watching the nephews... my MIL's ears must have been ringing off the hook!)
In October we went with another couple, no children. After a day of running around, my friend and I went to Ragland Road. Yet another great evening of "Man Time", we were so happy with Ragland Road and the band that we wanted to take the spouses the next night. Here is the point of this post... when you experience good "Man Time" you will undoubtedly kill it trying to recreate it with the spouses! If you have the opportunity to hang out with the guys in WDW, without the girls, give it a shot. It's not like going out to the local pub with the guys, its different in a way I can't describe. Maybe its the choices of places to relax and hangout, unlike the usual places at home.
Funny side note, the couple we went with in October are very close friends and were with us Thanksgiving. As my friend and I were telling the story of the great time we had and what happened when we brought them back, he accidentally used the term "Buzz-Kill" when referring to his wife. We never laughed so hard... that term has found a place in history for us. It will become WDW-story folklore to us!
That being said, on our last two trips, July and October, we had company whith us. July was with SIL and Family. After a full day of entertaining the nephews, BIL and I went out for "cocktails" at ESPN Club, what a great time we had. Just the guys! It was such a great time that we hit Bellevue room and Big River Grille the next two nights. (Maybe it was great because my wife and her sister-in-law were watching the nephews... my MIL's ears must have been ringing off the hook!)
In October we went with another couple, no children. After a day of running around, my friend and I went to Ragland Road. Yet another great evening of "Man Time", we were so happy with Ragland Road and the band that we wanted to take the spouses the next night. Here is the point of this post... when you experience good "Man Time" you will undoubtedly kill it trying to recreate it with the spouses! If you have the opportunity to hang out with the guys in WDW, without the girls, give it a shot. It's not like going out to the local pub with the guys, its different in a way I can't describe. Maybe its the choices of places to relax and hangout, unlike the usual places at home.
Funny side note, the couple we went with in October are very close friends and were with us Thanksgiving. As my friend and I were telling the story of the great time we had and what happened when we brought them back, he accidentally used the term "Buzz-Kill" when referring to his wife. We never laughed so hard... that term has found a place in history for us. It will become WDW-story folklore to us!
. Unless I can accost a man and persude him to accompany me to the pub for the night, but I think I'm stepping into dangerous territory there :lol: 