i am a single mom to a wonderful 15 year old girl.we will be making our second trip to disney in may 2010 are there any suggestions to make this special for a teen????? thankyou :) julie
hi, julie! i made a visit with my then 16 year old daughter, and the best part for her was i let her make all the decisions! my daughter looked through the menus at www.allears.net and chose the restaurants she wanted to try, and we did a manicure/pedicure at the saratoga springs spa. we did the parks in the order she wanted, and we hit her favorite rides first. i'd say get your daughter involved in as much of the planning as possible, and let her choose the things she doesn't want to miss. if you want to add something extra special, check out some of the tours she might be interested in at www.disneyworld.com . she might enjoy the keys to the kingdom or the family magic tour. have a great time!
im 14 2 so well first not all parents realise this i dunno if u do bt shes 14 not 4 no embarrasing stuff or anything! a dance well easy! the key: rly good loud music and lots of space to dance. have a table with drinks n food and maybe one or two chairs if people get tired, not to many or theyll all just sit down. u could get some disco type lights that'd b cool. my advice from experience i would but this in bold but cant repeat after this::::::: i will not under any circumstances embarrase my daughter in front of her friends, and i will stay 100 meters (or so) away from the dancing area at all times unless someone is dying or the food and drink has run out!:::::::: if you follow this i think it will be ok. so well food: finger food i dunno crisps (chips for the americans), emmmm i dont really know just ask your daughter what she likes and what will be good. decor: simple no happy birthday banners and clown hats. disco type lights would be good, emm make sure its cool in the room or people will boil to death! music: well the music in the charts and stuff go to a downloading program like www,limewire.com and download the songs you need, put them on a cd and play it on the stereo veryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy loud! guests: make sure both guys and girls come if not it is no fun at all. as invites the coolest thing is just simple computer printed invites with the time, location and reason for the party. time: make sure its kinda late its no fun at 3! lets say 7-10 or so late is cool unless no parents allow that late so do 6-9 no 3-5 partys!!! so i hope that helped happy birthday 2 em and have fun with the party!!!!!! mom's going through her "cougar" phase and this guy won't stick around for long. just have a talk with mom about making sure she doesn't lose too much money to this adventure. dear gail, <br>i have no doubt whatever that you have already made many positive differences in your daughter&#39;s life, and will continue to do so ! have good, creative and constructive fun together ! 1) add a comment to your reservation that it a birthday is involved. 
2) email/call the gm or concierge and let them know you don't text someone everyday unless you're like bffl. :p if you were asking her out on a date, then say yes you were asking her out on a date. then maybe she'll give you an answer.she's a single mom right? yeah, you bet she's busy... how old are her children? it would be hard for her to go on a date with you depending on how young they are and if she has someone to look after them while she's gone. thanks for the tip please you get her alone, tell her you're interested in her and have always been, and that you would like to date her.stop wasting time. our lives are finite. your picks are not appropriate at all for a wedding, or even someone your age. it's a formal event, not a night club. i agree that your mom's choice isn't cute, but it works for a wedding. if you want to be allowed to choose your own outfit, then you need to comprimise and show her something more conservative. there is no specific age when it an happen. it can even happen in infancy. see more...