$750 for my 3 yo in WDW??

[marlan76]

So, if we say she is 2 1/2 it will be 750.00 less.. That is quite a difference. But I feel horribly lying about her age. I don't know if we can go if it is that much more. My dd is 3 1/2 and is extremely smart and verbal. There is no way we can get away with saying she is 2 1/2 but then again, how will they know?? She will not get the dining plan and we will have to pay out of pocket for her meals but I doubt it will be 750 in food for her. I am not sure what to do.
I know buffets are free for under 3 but what if the server questions her age. help! I am not sure what to do. We also could not do bippity boppity boo because she would need to be "3"

 

[almburr]

Do not lie about her age, pay for her. You dont want to get in trouble, and you will be worrying about it the whole time.

 

[FireDancer]

Be honest and pay the price that is owed for her. To do otherwise is stealing.

 

[SandrA9810]

You just asked the disboard police to come invade the topic...

Your most popular answer is going to just pay for her. What all is costing 750$, it seems like a lot for a child.

 

[Disneycrazy!!]

We went with my then 2 year old son, he is big for his age and also verbally advanced. We actually had to argue with 1 server at Polynesian resort...she kept saying he couldn't eat off my plate. Finally she gave up and walked away but I was emberressed. He really was 2 and I couldn't convience her.

You may have problems also about her age if you go.

 

[kidzmom3]

I have been in your position, and we paid. Some people don't. This is a hot button topic. Be prepared for a storm of responses.

 

[kaytieeldr]

Just pay it. Or wait until your child is old enough that you can justify the cost of her trip vs. the value of her enjoyment. But, um, remember the prices will have risen by then.

 

[KathyTX]

We can help you find what the rules and prices are, we can't tell you whether it's okay to be dishonest...