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That's not comparable at all. Disneyland's policy is that a child is the age s/he is on the first day of the visit for his/her entire stay. A child who turns three during the trip is by Disneyland's own policy, free.

Any luck?

Good luck! I hope you are successful ☺️

We are leaving on Sunday for Disneyland :yay: My daughter is 2, turning 3 next month. We are actually going for my mom's birthday, and she really wanted to take my daughter to BBB on the trip. I told my mom that probably wouldn't be possible as the age minimum is three, but that I would call...

I just had it printed on poster board through Costco. It's 16x20 and it cost $14.99

Thank you guys

I made this poster for my mom's 60th Birthday Trip, which obviously coincides with Disneyland's 60th. I'm cheap so I made it myself rather than buy a template or pay someone to make it. WDYT?

I went when I was about that gestation with my third child. I rode everything. Well, not California Screaming or ToT, those I didn't feel comfortable with, but Splash Mountain, BTMRR etc were fine. My doctor actually said I could ride anything at that point because the baby was so tiny and so...

We are leaving Northern California this Sunday at about 7 am, so we plan to hit the park at about 2 in the afternoon. What will the crowds be like with it being Mother's Day/Tinkerbell Marathon? Where exactly does the Marathon take place? When does it end? Thanks so much

I was mostly hoping for something like a shirt to get her. And I can get them online later, but the whole idea was to have a gift to give her while we were there.

I am so bummed for her (and for me, not going to lie I was planning to get her a 60 shirt or something lol)

My mother is turning 60 this year (yes, she's the same age as Disneyland!) and as is tradition for all her major birthdays we are spending it in Disneyland with her. However her birthday is May 13 and our trip is the 10-14 so we will *just* miss the official kick off of the Birthday Celebration...

I just...don't understand this? What do you possibly think could happen in the two or three minutes he'd be in the bathroom? He's 10, old enough to scream if someone approached him. One of the other men in the bathroom would be there in a second to help, not to mention you as well assuming you'd...

People are worried about lurking child molesters usually. Of course, if we go based off statistics rather than fear we need to be more worried about the adults we actually attend Disneyland with than the unknown strangers our kids may happen across.

I was able to get five by myself on Wednesday. Definitely check with the CMs, but I wouldn't be surprised if they allowed "runners" since it makes the lines physically much shorter and in the way of other guests.

Yep I was going to suggest what the above posters did. Have fun!

You don't leave your child alone outside waiting for you until you feel s/he is old enough to stay exactly where s/he is asked to. Easy peasy ;)

Coming back to agree with this as well. I don't think 6 is too old to come in the women's room, but I also think it's plenty old enough to go alone :)

Honestly, there is no way you need to worry about pedophiles lying in wait. First of all, the Mens' bathrooms are filled with fathers and grandfathers. Your son is 6.5, at the first sign of any trouble he would be making noise and the fathers and grandfathers in there would be beside him in a...

Regardless of whether it was EE or regular entry, every day I asked they were gone between 10:30 and 11:30. There's simply no good way to guarantee getting them unless you get there early :)