kids club strict with ages?

[lalagrace]

I have a who will be 3 1/2 at the time of our next trip, he is already potty trained and used to daycares/ drop in care centers. I know he would enjoy the smaller kids clubs. How strict are they in enforcing the 4 yr old rule?
thanks
lalagrace

 

[SueM in MN]

I know that the Kid's Clubs are actually licensed as Day Care Centers. I believe they are licensed for a certain age range and can't take kids that are older or younger.

 

[Beth E. (NJ)]

Welcome to the DIS!

I've been told that the kid's clubs can lose their licensing if it is discovered that they have kids there under the age they allow.

 

[Juliet25]

Yikes! My DD will be 4, but she looks much younger and her speech is a bit delayed. I could get her in free to the parks as a 3yo without a problem (j/k -- we have AP's that are paid for!).

Do you think I'll have a problem?

 

[CampbellScot]

Yikes! My DD will be 4, but she looks much younger and her speech is a bit delayed. I could get her in free to the parks as a 3yo without a problem (j/k -- we have AP's that are paid for!).

Do you think I'll have a problem?

As long as your DD is 4 years old and is potty trained, you shouldn't have a problem at all.

Kids Clubs cannot accept children under the age of 4 b/c it is a liscening issue...so even if your 3 year old is potty trained...as tall as most adults or can DRIVE...they still can't come in. I do believe you can get "Fairy Godmothers" for children under the age of four or for kids who have disabilities...*I think*...

 

[TiggerStac]

Yikes! My DD will be 4, but she looks much younger and her speech is a bit delayed. I could get her in free to the parks as a 3yo without a problem (j/k -- we have AP's that are paid for!).

Do you think I'll have a problem?

My DS did grand adventures in cooking the day after he turned four and went to the neverland club a few days later. To be on the safe side, I had his birth certificate w/us. My DS is tall, so he looks a little older than he is. I was just afraid if he was talking to someone or someone asked him, he'd say he was 3, as he was newly 4.