stag party- help needed

split_second

hi all hoping you can help out.

I'm getting married next summer :j but before that is a major obstacle, the stag party.

my problem is this, i'm not a typically blokey bloke, a few years ago i had a health scare and what was suspected to be one of the male cancers turned out to be a kidney condition, all is well except i cant drink a lot, 2 or 3 is the most before i get kidney pains.

my quandry is this- i cant have a typical stag party and i need to find something for my motley crue to do.
they consist of me, my best friend (best man), my other best friend (usher), my dad, my father in law to be, brother in laws to be (2 of them), nephew to be (17 years old) and possibly a few others.

i'm stumped for ideas, can anyone provide inspiration?

CompBunny

What about something like Go-Ape or similar? http://goape.co.uk/

It looks great fun! Or Go karting or paintballing?

split_second

CompBunny wrote: »

What about something like Go-Ape or similar? http://goape.co.uk/

It looks great fun! Or Go karting or paintballing?

i couldnt do something like go ape as i have dyspraxia so basically no balance or co-ordination

go karting is fun if they take non driving license holders as we will have 2 of them

CompBunny

What about a segway safari? I saw on the go-ape website they do them at some of their locations and lots of other companies do them too!

CompBunny

Or if you are near the coast something like this? http://www.coastalvoyager.co.uk/the-trips/sea-blast.html

split_second

if it helps i live near manchester

CompBunny

http://www.adventurecheshire.co.uk/stag_and_hen.html This place is 30 mins from Manchester and does loads of things like quad biking (you don't need a license for off-road activities) and falconry. Prices seem pretty reasonable http://www.adventurecheshire.co.uk/prices_and_packages.html

heartbreak_star

Does your dyspraxia affect your running? If not, could you tally it up with a 2.8 Hours Later event, and go for a meal afterwards?

HBS x

split_second

heartbreak_star wrote: »

Does your dyspraxia affect your running? ]

HBS x

yes it does unfortunatly

balance, co-ordination etc all shot to bits. dont want to do anything massively over physical as fil to be had a stroke and would struggle.

quad bikes would be awesome if i wouldnt fall off and there wasnt an 18 minimum age

CompBunny

Sorry Split Second What about something like a murder mystery dinner/cruise? I'm trying to think of things that aren't overly physical but fun without needing to center on drinking...

A casino type night? http://www.manchester235.com/experience-package-details/learn-to-play-packages

Funky_Bold_Ribena

Go out to the pub and have a curry afterwards? You don't have to actually 'do' anything active or abroad or amazing; just going for a drink with your pals and some food after surely will suffice?