kids under 3

[gillk]

does anyone know if disneyland asks for id for children under 3, since 3 and under are free. i am not sure whether to bring kids id's to the park. pls let me know. thanks.

 

[mommy2allyandaveri]

we've never been questioned, last year when we went dd was 2 years and 11 months.

 

[Mom2micayla]

I've been many many times with kids under 3 and have never once been asked for any sort of proof (and my kids are/were tall) of their ages. But I seem to recall a thread a while back on here that someone mentioned being accused of lying about her child's age. I'd think that as long as your child(ren) look under 3, you'd be fine. But if you're worried then I'd bring some sort of proof like a copy of a birth certificate.

 

[tracer]

My son was two months shy of turning three and we were questioned a few times. He is very tall for his age (95%), very mature looking and had very good speech. We were with two other kids, four and six, at the time who both had tickets. So I can see why they would think he was older. There was only one CM at the DCA gate that was a little rude about it. They never asked me to "prove" it, although I really wish I could have to the mean CM.

The child must be under three, it's not three and under unfortunately or I would have saved quite a bit of money for our up coming trip!

 

[kuusimo]

We have taken both of our boys before they were three and were never questioned. If you do want to bring ID- I would make a copy of it and not carry the actual document with you. I also believe it all depends on the CM that lets you in. Some seem to have their own agenda.

 

[tracer]

We have taken both of our boys before they were three and were never questioned. If you do want to bring ID- I would make a copy of it and not carry the actual document with you. I also believe it all depends on the CM that lets you in. Some seem to have their own agenda.

Agreed!