DP and a child??

[charming]

I was wondering my family is going for a wedding and my sisters grandson is staying in her room but most likely he will be with my DS most of the time and we are planing to all do the DDP can he use his kttw card for his meals or is there a way that we can work this out. TIA for any help

 

[3Minnies1Mickey]

Yes. Just let the server know which meal will be coming off of his card (and double check they did it correctly before you leave).

 

[charming]

Thank you so much. I wasnt sure with him being a child (9) at time of travel, guess i should of said that Sorry.

 

[3pletprincesses]

His parents simply have to give him access to credits from his card. Most children KTTW only have tickets on them and hotel room access.

 

[charming]

Great thank you guys so much for all your help

 

[kaytieeldr]

His parents simply have to give him access to credits from his card. Most children KTTW only have tickets on them and hotel room access.

I'm relatively sure that with a package, each Guest's Key to the World will have room access, park tickets, and dining credits.

It's only charging privileges that are optional.

 

[hannahdrewmom]

We have done this a number of times when we have gone with grandparents. There is never a problem with kids access their own card. In fact they won't let you pay from your card even if you have enough meals if you don't have the right number of people assigned to the card.

 

[Faldred]

I'm relatively sure that with a package, each Guest's Key to the World will have room access, park tickets, and dining credits.

It's only charging privileges that are optional.

That's absolutely correct. In fact, a somewhat common piece of advice is to always use a child's KTTW card for DDP transactions, so you know they will use credits and not accidentally bill to the room.