DH gave the wrong ages of our kids on Reservation..Problem?

[Katd52]

My Dh made our Hotel reservations and gave almost ALL the wrong ages of our 6 children
Does it matter or should I call to change it. The only one I think could be a problem is one DS is only 9 but on the reservation it says 11. Again I have no clue what he was thinking. Will it be a problem when he has a childs pass but is listed as an adult on the room?
Thanks

 

[cfknight]

It doesn't mean anything unless they put one at over the age of 18, then they will charge you extra per nite for a room

 

[kirbydog48]

Are you on the DDP? DS will be charged as an adult if listed as 11.

 

[Katd52]

Thanks. No, we're not on the dining plan.

 

[haleofafamily]

If you buy your park tickets from Disney you will be charged the adult rate and not child. Children are considered adults at age 10 at Disney.

 

[Traveliz]

If you buy your park tickets from Disney you will be charged the adult rate and not child. Children are considered adults at age 10 at Disney.

It would only be a problem if you were buying your tickets as part of your room reservation -- if you buy your tickets there you can just tell them the ages -- well not even the ages -- just how many adult and child tickets you need.

Liz

 

[parmtoo]

My Dh made our Hotel reservations and gave almost ALL the wrong ages of our 6 children
Does it matter or should I call to change it. The only one I think could be a problem is one DS is only 9 but on the reservation it says 11. Again I have no clue what he was thinking. Will it be a problem when he has a childs pass but is listed as an adult on the room?
Thanks

LOL! This sounds like something my DH would do! I mean really, how can you forget how old your kids are?
My DH gets mine and my daughter's b-days confused all the time. This year, he sent her flowers on MY birthday!
I guess that's why he needs me!

 

[Cindy's Mom]

I would call and change it. WDW keeps their database, and then next year, when you want to go and YOU make the reservation (not DH ) and you give them the correct age of your child, they will think you are trying to cheat, and then that could turn into a hassle.

 

[gigi1313]

i concur w/the pp... definitely correct it now before it possibly snowballs...
disney had my dd a year too young and we changed it like four or five times before it "stuck"

 

[disnut8]

Just call and have the ages changed. Tell the Cast Member what happened. I don't think anyone really expects men to actually remember piddly things like dates and ages. Now, if it was a sport statistic, he'd remember it exactly.

 

[ceecee]

I would call and change it. WDW keeps their database, and then next year, when you want to go and YOU make the reservation (not DH ) and you give them the correct age of your child, they will think you are trying to cheat, and then that could turn into a hassle.

Call them and change it. It will only take a minute.