AP discount for DVC owners: What about step-children/ non-custodial parents?

[pumpkinboy]

OK so this doesn't affect me at all having been married to the same lovely bride for the past 15+ yrs, and not planning to change that any time, ever.

But, what about a situation in the case of a minor child/ step-child who does not live with the DVC members but joins them on vacation? Would this child be eligible for the DVC discount? And going one step beyond that, supposing this child then gets another visit with his/her other family; would that family be able to take advantage of this child's AP room discounts?

I don't know why this popped into my head, but now I am wondering. I suppose Disney would have no way of knowing where a minor child resides, since they would likely not have and not be required to show picture ID.

Anyone with thoughts or theories on this tangent?

 

[dianeschlicht]

In short, NO. It clearly states "living in the same household".

 

[DrTomorrow]

While Diane is absolutely correct, it still remains to be seen how Disney actually implements this and if they make any changes to this policy.

OK so this doesn't affect me at all having been married to the same lovely bride for the past 15+ yrs, and not planning to change that any time, ever. [...]

Riiiiiiiiiiight....

 

[crisi]

My guess is that they can't enforce it. Minors don't have ID. They are only asking for proof of residents from adults.

What do they currently do with Florida resident grandparents buying passes for non-custodial minor children?

 

[foofanella]

We bought them for DH and I (needed to show Driver's License and confirm home address) and DD 4 - DS 20 mos didn't need one and we were never asked for any information for my daughter other than "who is Emma". They figure no child 3-9 is buying an AP for themselves and they are non-transferable. I would simply bring a copy of your DC birth certificate - I don't think anyone cares where they live~