can a child use an adult hopper

[3xthecharm]

My DD has 2 days left and I have 1 day left on 4 day hoppers. We are visiting WDW next January. We will visit the parks 3 days. With the new tickets, it would be cheaper for her to use my left over day than to buy her a 1 day child pass with the hopper option. I would then buy myself a 3 day instead of a 2 day.

Ex. 1 day child pass with hopper:$88
cost of adding 3rd day to a 2 day adult pass with hopper:$55

I'm not sure if I'm being very clear. Basically I want to know if a child can use an adult ticket, since the tickets are nontransferable.

 

[AJKMOM]

They have no way of knowing who bought the tickets, and who used each one. The big problem would be trying to have an adult use a child's ticket, not vice-versa.

 

[WDSearcher]

Technically, no. Although it really depends on how old she is. The "adult" passes go into effect at age 10, so if she's close to that age, no one will likely notice. If, however, she's 4 years old and using an adult ticket, a sharp CM will notice that at the turnstiles and may ask. It's not likely you'd be denied entry, but it will be obvious that she's not using her own ticket, so you could be.

 

[3xthecharm]

Thanks. My son will be nine, so I think he could use it and be ok.