The Wild African Trek. It isn't like anything else at WDW,
Rita (aka NJGIRL)
I can't comment on La Nouba because we've never seen it, but I've heard it's fantastic and is definitely something we'd like to do in the future. However, I highly recommend Hoop Dee Doo Revue. It's incredibly fun.
Like others have said Splitsiville and the mini golf are great too.
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Never have done. Hoopie De Doo, but I have done La Nouba with The Hubs - will do it again with youngest son, he'll be just under 18. Great thing about Cirq....there are several shows on Netflix, if you have access, you can gauge their reaction and go from there. My son loved them, so I plan on surprising him with tix to La Nouba during our June trip to celebrate his HS grad.
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NJGIRL;2447085 wrote: The Wild African Trek. It isn't like anything else at WDW,
Agreed.
Also we have done the Fireworks and Illuminations cruises.... they were pricey but well worth it.
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My suggestion is something completely different. I don't know if you've ever done it but the Behind the Seeds Tour at Epcot is pretty neat. My girls are 7 & 9 and they enjoyed the tour. It's cheap and it's interesting.
Here's something unique we did on our last trip - I went horse backing riding with my 10 year old daughter and husband at Fort Wilderness. Our younger kids went with the grandparents to the pony rides (also at Fort Wilderness). None of us had prior riding experience, and it wasn't all that expensive (for Disney). Afterwards we visited the stables on site and then took the boat ride to Magic Kingdom. The kids talk about it all the time. I would highly recommend.
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Simba 1;2447425 wrote: Here's something unique we did on our last trip - I went horse backing riding with my 10 year old daughter and husband at Fort Wilderness. Our younger kids went with the grandparents to the pony rides (also at Fort Wilderness). None of us had prior riding experience, and it wasn't all that expensive (for Disney). Afterwards we visited the stables on site and then took the boat ride to Magic Kingdom. The kids talk about it all the time. I would highly recommend.
This was actually a thought for us too. My daughter is a Girl Scout and has gotten into archery and horses at camp. I saw online that she could do both of those at Fort Wilderness. We may try to schedule the archery and the trail ride on one day. Glad it was so fun! :mickey:
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