Five Star Gift Ideas

One idea would be to plan a surprise day trip to a nearby museum or zoo. Research which ones are open and have safety measures in place during COVID-19. Grab a map and chart out a few exhibits or animals you know he would love to see. Make sure to plan for any special exhibitions or shows that might require advanced booking.

If you want to make it even more memorable, consider booking a guided tour or animal encounter experience. Many zoos and museums offer behind-the-scenes experiences that allow visitors to get up close and personal with some of their favorite animals or exhibits.

Alternatively, you could give him a membership or annual pass to a museum or zoo that he loves. This would allow him to go back multiple times throughout the year and really soak up all the knowledge and enjoyment he can get out of it.

If you're feeling extra adventurous, consider a day trip to an amusement park. See if there are any thrill rides he's been wanting to try, or maybe reminisce about childhood favorites like bumper cars or the log flume. If you're not into the rides yourself, suggest enjoying the carnival games and eating some classic park food together.

To tie it all together, consider getting him a gift related to one of his favorite things. For example, you could get him a coffee table book filled with stunning images of exotic animals, a replica of a ride from his favorite amusement park, or a cool bookmark made out of recycled museum tickets.

In summary, for a Valentine's Day gift for your museum, zoo, and amusement park loving boyfriend, consider a day trip to a nearby museum, zoo or amusement park or a membership/passes that would allow him to go back multiple times throughout the year. Add to the experience by booking a guided tour or animal encounter or just enjoy the carnival games and food together. Finally, get him a gift related to one of his favorite things to make the day extra special.

Or you can get him a star map with the date of your first kiss.