Buffalo Bills and a 3 yr old

[thewelshman]

Hi, We are going to DLP for 5 days on the 23rd. This means that we can just about book tickets for Buffalo Bills and get the discount price of 29Euro's. I have a 5 yr old and a 3.5 yr old - will the youngest have to pay or is it 3 and under who go free?

Thanks in advance

 

[DLPdaft]

You'll have to pay for both your children I'm afraid - its under-3s who go free (but at Buffalo Bills if you don't pay for your child, they don't get a seat).

 

[thewelshman]

You'll have to pay for both your children I'm afraid - its under-3s who go free (but at Buffalo Bills if you don't pay for your child, they don't get a seat).

Booger. She barely eats so really begrudge paying for a meal for her, oh well worth a try!

Thanks!

 

[CRITCHK]

Hi, We are going to DLP for 5 days on the 23rd. This means that we can just about book tickets for Buffalo Bills and get the discount price of 29Euro's. I have a 5 yr old and a 3.5 yr old - will the youngest have to pay or is it 3 and under who go free?

Thanks in advance

I think the discount tickets for 29e is for the 9:30 show not the 6:30, a bit late for your two, or it would be for mine who are the same age. They struggle to stay awake after 8pm especially after a day at Disney.

 

[thewelshman]

I think the discount tickets for 29e is for the 9:30 show not the 6:30, a bit late for your two, or it would be for mine who are the same age. They struggle to stay awake after 8pm especially after a day at Disney.

We did DLP last year and they were up until 11pm most days as they wanted to see the night time parades etc - Obviously at this time of year things close down a bit earlier so we thought one late night would be ok.

 

[Mark7616]

Can I ask how you get the price of 20 euros a person as on the site it says its £63 an adult and £51 a child???? Were off in October and not willing to pay that but 29 euros a head is reasonable.

 

[thewelshman]

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