Ordered wrong age for annual pass

[mom2prince&princess]

I must have been in a rush when I placed my order for annual passes. I have a family 5, so I should have ordered 1 pass for ages 3-9 and 4 passes ages 10+. I absentmindly ordered 5 passes ages 3-9 . I noticed the mistake when they arrived in the mail a few days ago. I called the number on the voucher and the lady said it would not be a problem when we get to guest services to make the ticket exchange. But, I also decided to ask through the chat link on my Disney experience and the fairy godmother who helped me told me it may be a problem but did not know for sure. There is no price difference for the passes, just age difference when they are purchased. Anyone have any idea if I should be worried or if it really isn't a big deal??

 

[AngiTN]

Seeing how there is no price difference I can't see what the problem could be

 

[sls404]

I'm sure guest services will be able to take care of it when you get there. Now I'm curious why they specify ages on the passes if they are the same price?

 

[AngiTN]

I'm sure guest services will be able to take care of it when you get there. Now I'm curious why they specify ages on the passes if they are the same price?

Same question I've always had
The only guess I can come up with has to do with how they are coded in their computer system
The adult passes are coded to need a finger image.
The child passes are not.
They may need to distinguish them in some way in the computer so it knows not to look for a finger image. Just my guess though

 

[cvjw]

No finger scan required for the child annual pass, it is required for the adult annual pass.

 

[ravenclawtrekkie]

It's easy to fix that and it won't cost anything. Don't worry, just explain what happened when you show up.