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[djm99]

Just delete this post while you can. You will be flamed!!!! Ahhh this is your first post too.

[Mouse House Mama]

Since it is your first post I am going to at least hope you are kidding. But if you are serious then you need not worry because Disney charges for 3 and over not 2 and over. Could you lie? Sure you can do anything you want, but if you get caught then you can get kicked out of the parks and/or forced to buy a ticket. CM's will often talk to the kids to find out if you are lying or not and you would never even catch on that that's what they are doing. I wouldn't lie about it but you are free to do as you please. Just don't be surprised if you get caught.

[Disneyland_Mama]

Just delete this post while you can. You will be flamed!!!! Ahhh this is your first post too.

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[kimisabella]

Children under 3 are free admission into the parks. Restaurants vary depending on if you go to a buffet or sit down - and if you are ordering a meal for the child or not. Children under 3 are free at buffets and can share anything at a regular restaurant without a charge.

[jamesmommy]

Well, as far as I know, a 2 year old doesn't need a ticket for the parks. I think that admission charges start at 3. I know that the day my son turned 3we purchased his AP. I truly believe that honesty is the best policy, and feel that lying about a child's age sets a poor example for them, so to me it would be a big deal.

As far as dining, we have only spent single days at the park (we are local), no overnights, and have always used CS, so I don't know the rules there.

Just my 2 cents, of course.

Have a wonderful time on your trip!

Amie

[dis-happy]

Sure, just don't complain about his bad character when he's a teenager, lying to you and others. Instead, remember the things he learned from his mother.....

[djm99]

Good move OP -