Is this true?

[LAH]

Someone at my step sons school said that children ages 3 and under get into all the parks for free. I beg to defer. Can someone clear this up for me?

Thanks,

LAH

 

[MrShiny]

Close - children UNDER 3 get in for free. Ages 3-9 need a child's ticket.

 

[CinderellaIam]

Yes, 3 and under is free. From www.allears.net:

Are there adult and child tickets? How about Senior Citizen or Disabled Ticket prices?

Tickets are sold as "Guest 10+" for adult tickets or "Guest 3-9" for a child. Anyone under age three is free. There are no special tickets or discounts for the disabled or senior citizens.

 

[LAH]

Thanks for clearing this up! I just HATE it when people swear they are right!

 

[Allison]

Yes, 3 and under is free. From www.allears.net:

Are there adult and child tickets? How about Senior Citizen or Disabled Ticket prices?

Tickets are sold as "Guest 10+" for adult tickets or "Guest 3-9" for a child. Anyone under age three is free. There are no special tickets or discounts for the disabled or senior citizens.

Under 3 is free, but 3 is not.

 

[kaytieeldr]

To be more explicit, children from birth through 729 days old (730 days old if there's been a February 29 between the moment they were born and the day they enter the Disney World gates) enter the WDW parks at no charge; effective the day a child turns three, the child is required to use paid admission to enter the parks.

 

[Schmeck]

What if the child turns 3 during the vacation? Still free, right?

 

[KeepSwimming]

Yes....still free if they BEGIN the trip UNDER 3.

 

[PrincessCM]

If you start the trip at age 2, then you are technically age 2 for the entire trip - even if you turn 3 during the trip.

 

[tiberius]

If you start the trip at age 2, then you are technically age 2 for the entire trip - even if you turn 3 during the trip.

Yes, enjoy your trip!