Does 2 Year Old Need Ticket

[Rjf32]

I am sure this has been answered before but I searched for an answer and had no luck. My wife and I have purchased a 3 day Hopper pass and our package comes with 1 magic morning and 1 mickeys morning madness (we are staying at Grand California). Do we need to purchase tickets for our 2 year old? What about for the magic morning and mickeys morning madness?

Thanks

 

[KTR]

Nope, you don't need a ticket for a 2 year old.

 

[disneyfam2000]

Just for future reference , you can just google " Disneyland ticket prices" and it will take you directly to the Disneyland website ticket pricing page. but make sure you look at the website address below , that it's Disneyland.com hope that helps.

 

[pixiewings71]

Your 2 year old will not need a ticket for the parks or for MM or MTTMM, your child gets in on your ticket.

 

[disneyfan4ever54]

Your 2 year old will also be free at any of the buffets if you're planning on doing a character meal.

 

[I❤MICKEY]

I hadn't thought about this until I saw this post but how does fast pass work if your 2 and under doesn't have a ticket?

 

[skiingfast]

I hadn't thought about this until I saw this post but how does fast pass work if your 2 and under doesn't have a ticket?

It doesn't matter. Just get in line. Of course unless she is a very tall 2yo probably the only FP attraction she can ride is Autopia.
http://disneyland.disney.go.com/attractions/list/#/fastpass-pass-service

 

[I❤MICKEY]

It doesn't matter. Just get in line. Of course unless she is a very tall 2yo probably the only FP attraction she can ride is Autopia.
http://disneyland.disney.go.com/attractions/list/#/fastpass-pass-service

Thank you so much. I should have gone straight to the DL site. It seems like there are so many more fast pass rides at WDW.

My son is actually almost 3 and really tall -- 95th percentile for his age. So when we go I think he will be very close to the 40 inches. Fingers crossed because he is a daredevil and would be willing to go on any ride.

 

[DahliaRW]

Also, if you have 2yo, make sure you know about child swap. Search on here and you'll find threads on it.

 

[skiingfast]

Thank you so much. I should have gone straight to the DL site. It seems like there are so many more fast pass rides at WDW.

My son is actually almost 3 and really tall -- 95th percentile for his age. So when we go I think he will be very close to the 40 inches. Fingers crossed because he is a daredevil and would be willing to go on any ride.

There are many more at WDW.

Also, if you have 2yo, make sure you know about child swap. Search on here and you'll find threads on it.

BTW, using that same link you can resort the attractions for hieght and to see which ones have Rider Swap.

 

[AudreyII]

Do they ever ask for proof of age? My daughter is very tall for her age and I don't want to get stuck at the gate.

 

[skiingfast]

Do they ever ask for proof of age? My daughter is very tall for her age and I don't want to get stuck at the gate.

Nope, Just say two adults and a 2yo and you will be fine.

 

[taaren]

At the gate if they think the child looks large for their age they will ask the parents when the child's birthday is.
One trip we took coincided with the week before DS's 3rd birthday, and so when they asked us about his birthday (date?) he kept telling them "Wednesday" and jumping though days of the week still have no meaning to him he just knew he was getting candles and cake soon.
They don't ask for any proof, but its pretty cute when 2 year olds answer that question themselves if you want to coach them on it.

 

[Piglet99645]

Nope, Just say two adults and a 2yo and you will be fine.

I was worried about this as well. My nephew will be 23 months when we go, and he is as big as my 5 yo daughter.....He's a giant and she's a peanut.

Good to know.

 

[never2muchdisney]

Do they ever ask for proof of age? My daughter is very tall for her age and I don't want to get stuck at the gate.

Our 2 year old is also tall and talks well because of his older brother. We are asked his age every time we go through the gates. Just in case, we carry a copy of his birth certificate on trips. We’ve never been asked for proof, but I don’t want to meet up with a new cast member who is being extremely efficient, and not have proof. It’s just easier for us to carry a piece of proof especially since our last day in the park will be the day before his birthday.