Discover the Magic Tour

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    Originally Posted By tiggerdis_

    Would this be suitable for a 16 year old boy? We did the 50th tour last year and we had a good time, even though we were bogged down with a two year old and his parents who joined the tour at the last minute.
     
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    Originally Posted By VegasPixie

    We took our three sons (3yrs, 8yrs, 11yrs) on this tour last fall. Our younger two sons had a blast! But our 11 year old (1 month from turning 12) was somewhat less enthusiastic. My 'pre-teen' seemed a bit uncomfortable with some of the "pretending" (i.e. Pretend you are a plane and fly down Main Street, etc.), so he instead focused his attention on helping his 3-year old brother keep up with the activities.

    Also, at 11, he was the oldest kid on our tour that day. Overall, the tour definitely seems geared toward the 3-9 year old set. Hope this helps!
     
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    Originally Posted By tiggerdis_

    perfect, thanks Vegas!
     
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    Originally Posted By practicallyperfect

    I agree that I don't think your 16 year-old would enjoy this tour. It is definately geared towards the 5-10 crowd. There were a couple of teenagers on our tour--they were pretty bored and tried to jump ship a couple of times! LOL. Their parents were enjoying the tour much more than they were. You do a lot of acting, singing, dancing, taking over a raft and acting so silly that I think some older kids may be self-conscious of the crowds. My kids were still young that they didn't care of people stopped and looked at them.
     

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