FL Resident Seasonal Pass for a Child Not Mine

[maycruiser]

My daughter and I are planning a trip to Disney in November, using our FL Resident Seasonal Pass. My daughter is bring a friend, also a FL Resident, but we will need to purchase her pass. Since she is under 18, what kind of ID will she need to have?

 

[maycruiser]

Bumping up in hopes someone can help me on this

 

[1HourAway]

You do not need any ID (for the child) to purchase a Child's Florida Resident Seasonal Pass. You will need to show your ID.

 

[GoldenOldie]

1HourAway is correct. The adult will have to show the ID, not the child.

 

[phamton]

Is the child young enough to need a child's ticket or an adult ticket? My sons who are 15 and 16 were asked for ID even though my husband and I were there buying our Florida passes also. They asked for school ID from Florida (which they didn't have as we had just moved to Florida.) So we showed the CM their public libarary cards instead.

 

[maycruiser]

My daughter is 11, and I know I wont have to show ID for her, I already have my pass and I will show her my Id.

Her friend is 11, lives here in Fl. This is the one Im not sure what kind of ID since she wont be there with her folks.

 

[Eljay]

It will expedite things if she can produce some kind of evidence of FL residency. If there's time, she can get an official FL ID card at the Driver's License office. Probably a good thing to have anyway. She might want to check to see what paperwork she needs to get the ID. Probably a birth certificate.

 

[nosanity05]

When we purchased our Florida Resident passes last month,
the only IDs the CM asked for were for mine and DH's. For the kids' passes, I just had to give their names and addy, even for my 16 year old. Now, we had purchased the vouchers for the passes via phone a few weeks earlier, so not sure if that makes a difference. Double check this, but I seem to remember WDW website saying that no ID is required for under 18.