Disney passes! Please advise!!!!!

[grahamgallagher]

We are having a family vacation in Florida starting 25 June, we intend on visiting the parks 27 June,3 & 4 July and 8 July.

I am enquirying if anyone can help me, as my daughter will be 10 years of age on the 4 July and my son will be 3 on 8 July! I have been told via a ticket sales dept that I can try and pass my daughter off for under 10 and son for under 3! I dont think this is right!!

Please, please advise

 

[PhillyDisnynut]

Well actually when you purchase your passes and acutally use them for the first time, you children will be under 10 and under 3. The difference in cost is alot. so you really wont be doing anything imoral or illegal. if you wish once there birthdays come go to guest relations and have them upgrad the passes. or purchase one for the 3 year old.

have a great trip

 

[mooses41]

dont worry about upgrading them

 

[edie w]

As your son won't be 3 'til the last day of your visit, you could certainly just buy him a single day pass for that day.

We accidentally bought a child Sea World/Busch Gardens ticket for my son who was 10 and a half (jet lagged and on auto pilot - where else is a 10 year old an adult?). Didn't realize what I'd done until about 3am the following morning!.

Fortunately we were meeting up with my brother in law's family the next day and gave our child ticket to the 7 year old cousin, and bought an adult ticket for our son. It was actually more complicated than this and involved a flex ticket somewhere, but no-one, including Anheuser Busch, lost out, and I got some sleep!

Yes I know NOW I could have upgraded.

Acclimatized by our first day in WDW and bought the right tickets.

However, no-one ever checks the ages. If you have enough nerve (and your daughter refrains from wearing a "10 today" badge on her birthday) you'll undoubtedly get away with it.