Has anyone snuck there 3 year old in as a 2 year old?

[LuluLovesDisney]

I also agree that OP was looking for some kind of validation-- she used the word "sneak" which implies at the very least that she had an small inkling that what she was attempting was against the rules, so she was looking for support for her position and for other people to help her validate her feelings. So Lu Lu is correct that she was looking for validation without actually saying it--not many people come right out and say, "I am planning to go against posted rules, you wanna support me in this?".

Thanks.

I think I'm done popping balloons for the day. If he/she considers the definition of validation "useless" in discussing whether or not a post is asking for validation, what more can we do?

Talk to you guys later!

 

[blueroses]

She, again, never asked for anyone to validate her sneaking someone into the park. She was looking for anecdotal evidence in order to form an opinion and design a course of action.

No, the course of action was already there. She just wanted to know if she could get away with it.

I would not ask my son to lie but I was thinking of just
trying to sneak him in, if they ask me how old he is I would tell the truth.
I do know it is the wrong thing, but it is also wrong how Disney charges so much for children and how they nickle and dime you to death over everything.

 

[suz72]

 

[Ziggy]

This is a really long thread in a short time so I don't know if this answer has been given as I've only skimmed through the replies but if there were to be an accident your child would not be covered by Disney insurance as you did not buy a ticket.