Bought a child's ticket 2 yrs ago, now she is considered an adult what to do???

jewell

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We thought we were going to Universal in 2007 and I bought a child's ticket, but we had to delay our trip until this year and she is now 10 and I think considered an adult, what do I do?
 
What kind of ticket is it? Is it the 7 day unlimited? If so , child and adult pay the same price, so just use it. If one or two day, I would ask GUest Services.
 
I just fished out my confirmation #'s and I had chosen the 'pick up my tickets at an Electronic Ticketing machine' option, and it says '2 park unlimited adm.', which if I remember correctly was the 7 day unlimited, I bought two one adult and one child and both cost the same amount---$86.98. When I check into RPR, and give the name of the kids, do the kids key room look any different than the adults? If not, then I guess using the child's ticket would be okay???
 
The room keys say CHILD - but it says that unless you're at least 16 or 17.

I don't think you'll have a problem at all.
 

Actually it says that until you are 18.

Your right damo cause my oldest DS was 16 last year and his room key said child :thumbsup2
 
Great, sounds like it will be fine then. Thanks so much! :thumbsup2
You should be fine like I said I had my 2 DS's last year one 16 and the other 12 and both thier room keys said child
Hope you have a great time :thumbsup2
 
We thought we were going to Universal in 2007 and I bought a child's ticket, but we had to delay our trip until this year and she is now 10 and I think considered an adult, what do I do?

children tickets are for ages 3-9.

go to guest services and have them update the ticket to adult.
there are many times the guest has not had to pay the difference in price from child ticket to adult.


don't fret.
universal treats their guest very well.
 
I would stop at guest services and explain the situation. They can upgrade it for you with no charge since the adult and child tickets are the same price on the 7 day tickets.
 
children tickets are for ages 3-9.

go to guest services and have them update the ticket to adult.
there are many times the guest has not had to pay the difference in price from child ticket to adult.


don't fret.
universal treats their guest very well.

Thanks Macraven and Phamton, I don't see a problem at all since the child's ticket cost the same as the adult, but I'll still go to guest services and tell them, I like to keep everything up front and honest. :thumbsup2
 












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