Do 14 yr. olds need proof Fl residency for tickets?

[Gator Kate]

Since 14 is considered an adult, will we need some kind of ID to purchase a FL resident ticket at WDW? In the past it wasn't required if parent had proof. Just wondered if it's changed with new ticketing options.

 

[Memph1s]

We did not need any proof for our 11DD when we got our PAPs this year but both DW and I had to show proof.

 

[Martha7]

Our 15 year old son didn't need proof of ID when we activated our Fl Res Seasonal Pass vouchers last April. I think that since they're too young to have a driver's license, Disney doesn't expect an ID.

 

[mking624]

I have a cousin who is living in FL. She's 18 right now, but when she moved down there with my aunt & uncle, she was 14 (obviously too young for a DL but not for a state ID). They did ask her parents if she had a state ID (which she did), but they said it was ok if she didn't have one.

 

[Feralpeg]

I just purchased PAPs for DD (17) and myself. I had to show id. She did not.

 

[Gator Kate]

Thanks to all for replying. I think we won't worry about it.

 

[A Mickeyfan]

I have had to show proof for my kids friends when they would come with us & that was at the ages of 13-16. They were asked for ID & we showed their middle school ID. All middle & high schoolers have a pic ID. I would take it with me if I were you. Better safe than sorry. I never had to showed for my kids. We started getting the seasonal pass when they were all considered children. I haven't renewed my 18 & 16yr old in 2 years now. I would imagine that my 16yr old would have to show & I know my 18yr old would. By the way, in the state of Fl, they can get their driver's permit at the age of 15, so the licence bit isn't a good excuse.

 

[mking624]

By the way, in the state of Fl, they can get their driver's permit at the age of 15, so the licence bit isn't a good excuse.

Well it depends on the kid. I am 24 and have never had a driver's permit or lisence. I hate cars...I don't know why, I just have a phobia of driving. So what may be considered a "lame excuse" to some is a very legit thing for others. Aside from WDW, I DO think it's always wise for a teen to at least have a state ID...at least if anything were to ever happen, they at least have that identification on them.