Only 7 days? How exciting! I'm definitely jealous! Several ideas come to mind. Admittedly some work better without the kids... - Visit some of the resorts. The best would be the Wilderness Lodge and the Animal Kingdom Lodge. Both offer tours/activities for everyone (not just resort guests). I'd especially recommend visiting the Villas at the Wilderness Lodge to see the "Iron Spike Room" (a small area that includes the actual train that Walt Disney had in his backyard), and ask a Cast Member to help you find a special Hidden Mickey (in 3-D) in the lobby of the Villas. You could also visit the Contemporary Resort to see some new construction in progress (convenient, as it is only a 10 minute walk from the Magic Kingdom). - Consider taking a Segway tours (Epcot or Fort Wilderness). Kids must be 16 or older to participate in this tour. - Consider the "Behind the Magic Steam Train Tour", and learn the details about Walt's love for trains. Kids must be at least 10 years old for this tour. - Enjoy the attractions! Some of the best that are a bit more adult-oriented (many are good for all ages) include... EPCOT: Soarin', Spaceship Earth, Test Track, Mission Space, and Living with the Land Hollywood Studios: Great Movie Ride, Lights Motor Action, The Magic of Disney Animation (for all ages, but one of my favorites!) Animal Kingdom: Kilimanjaro Safaris, and DINOSAUR (not recommended for kids that scare easily!) Magic Kingdom: Hall of Presidents, Carousel of Progress, and perhaps the Tomorrowland Transit Authority (a great attraction for taking a break) - Pick up a copy of Steven Barrett's Hidden Mickey Guidebook (in many bookstores, and most Disney gift shops), and let your husband get swept away in the fun of these hidden gems throughout WDW.
Hope that gives you some good ideas to help your Donald Duck Dad.
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