Do infants need tickets?

[henry72]

I have booked a King bed with a child under 3 before at CBR. (2 adult and one "infant") It is possible...

And yes they were on the reservation and we requested the pack-n-play which was in our room when we checked in.

 

[BadgerGirl84]

I'm still trying to figure out how a 2 year old is being called an infant...

 

[LadyRayado]

I'm still trying to figure out how a 2 year old is being called an infant...

It's the same Disney magic that makes a 10 year old an "adult."

 

[jaywalker17]

When we called and asked if we had to add our infant to our ADRs we were told no.

 

[HarleenQ]

When we called and asked if we had to add our infant to our ADRs we were told no.

You got some bad info - which phone CMs are notorious for. Call 3x you'll get 3 different answers.

Every physical head counts, even if they aren't eating.

 

[AdamsPrincess]

I just got off the phone with Disney Dining, (like 30 seconds ago) and we did have to add our infant to our reservations for Dining. I wasn't sure before reading this thread because I don't ever remember doing it with our other kids, and being that this little guys isn't even born yet or have a name. But I can see how he would/could take up a seat at some restaurants. So we added him and didn't have any issues with times or places of our reservations not being able to go from 4 to 5.