express pass for my 3 year old?

[JendWDW]

Hello, just a quick question, do we need to get an express pass for my three year old? She is 37 in. She is not eligible to ride most rides but i think she maybe able to do 1 or 2 rides that uses express.... btw it will be first time visit for us at IOA. Thanks!!!

 

[Metro West]

Hello, just a quick question, do we need to get an express pass for my three year old? She is 37 in. She is not eligible to ride most rides but i think she maybe able to do 1 or 2 rides that uses express.... btw it will be first time visit for us at IOA. Thanks!!!

I'm guessing...since three year olds have to pay theme park admission, they would also have to have an EP and there is no child price on the EP. You would be much better off doing child swap so each adult would not have to wait in the standby line while the other rode. It would save you lots of time.

 

[Mittman]

I would never recommend that someone cheat the system like this with an older child (5+) that planned to ride most of the rides . . . but you could always say to the attendant checking the passes that your 3 year old isn't riding but rather staying in the child swap area. Then, once in line, just let them ride if they are tall enough.

Honestly, I doubt anyone would even ask for your 3 year olds express pass if everyone else had them. If she was a bit older, then you'd probably need to get her a pass. I'd roll the dice and save the money if I were you. Not worth it for 1 or 2 rides.

 

[JendWDW]

Thank you, both! I appreiciate the response.

 

[Purseval]

We had a 2 and 4 year old with us using room keys as express passes. They never asked the kids for passes just the adults.