MNSSHP Do I need a child's ticket?

[00zero00]

My family is headed to Disney in the fall. While there we will be celebrating my youngest's 3rd birthday. Because no one ages at Disney, I know that he doesn't need a ticket for regular park days because we will check in before his birthday. My question is that he will be 3 when we go to MNSSHP. Being that it is a hard ticket event, do I need to buy a child's ticket for the party for him or Because he is considered an infant for our stay, is he considered an infant for the party too?

 

[Good Morning Dewdrop]

My family is headed to Disney in the fall. While there we will be celebrating my youngest's 3rd birthday. Because no one ages at Disney, I know that he doesn't need a ticket for regular park days because we will check in before his birthday. My question is that he will be 3 when we go to MNSSHP. Being that it is a hard ticket event, do I need to buy a child's ticket for the party for him or Because he is considered an infant for our stay, is he considered an infant for the party too?

I am fairly sure that because he is 3 at the time of the party he needs a ticket.

 

[cakebaker]

I'm actually pretty sure he doesn't need a ticket. Everything I ever read says the age they are when you start your vacation is the age they stay.

 

[cbrown1007]

Everything I ever read says the age they are when you start your vacation is the age they stay.

This! You'd be fine with not buying him a ticket, because this is pretty much the rule.

 

[Crystal824]

You will be fine not buying him a ticket. We took my two year old to the Christmas party a few years ago and had no issues getting into the park without a ticket for her. I bet no one will even ask.

 

[Alesia]

I'm actually pretty sure he doesn't need a ticket. Everything I ever read says the age they are when you start your vacation is the age they stay.

Yep. You don't need to buy him a ticket.

 

[00zero00]

Thank you all. I just wasn't sure because it is a hard ticket not directly tied to our other park ticket. I just didn't want to get there and have an issue and the party be sold out so he wouldn't be able to get in.

 

[PACVII]

It's three and up but they are not going to ask for id so should be good to go.

 

[mummabear]

They don't age for tickets (as in if the first day of your trip on a 10 day ticket he is still 2 but then turns 3 on the 2nd day then he doesn't need to buy them for the other 9) BUT they do age for dining on the trip-so you don't pay for him at a character meal on the first day but do from the second on.
I would lean towards them needing to buy a ticket for this, but I would email them and ask and print off the response if they say he doesn't need one. I sometimes find with the emails that I need to go back several times as they don't specifically answer your question just give you a general "kids don't age on their ticket so blah blah"