Is there usually a problem?

[earthyfamily]

With two year olds that look like they're 3? We're going to the World soon and we are worried that since our dd's birthday is a week after we go and she already looks 3 now as it is, that we're going to have a problem with it. We're planning on staying at POP and we obviously didn't plan on getting her a park ticket. So that'll be 5 of us in the room, and since she's under 3 it'll be allowed, we're just worried that they're going to think that she's really 3 and have problems with it. And what about her not having a park ticket? Anyone had a problem with this before? TIA.

 

[MousekaMaddi]

have a blast!

 

[livie1205]

we have never had a problem with this...my ds 9 has always looked older (the boy was 10 pounds when born) so when he was two he looked older....no one ever gave us a problem...have fun

 

[Colinsmom]

We only had one person at the park entry make a comment (snide, IMO) with our tall almost 3yo. But I wasn't worried one bit - I had a copy of his birth certificate in my bag, just in case. I'd suggest bringing that along for them - those two little pieces of paper don't take up much space, and would answer any question raised.

 

[In Luv with Disney]

I took my son when he was just shy of turning 3, and I was never questioned. And he was a bit big for his age! Just bring the birth certificate JUST IN CASE...

 

[kohlby]

We went in May - with a 3 year old that had turned three just one week before. He was about 40" and 40lbs - so a big kid. Technically we should have had a ticket for him, since he missed it by a week, but we didn't. Once no one questioned him at all. Another time they asked if he was under 3 in a way like they expected a yes, and another time they asked where his ticket was so DH did the fibbing and they were fine with it. We're headed back soon and did buy him tickets this time!

 

[livie1205]