Question about Florida Play 4 Days pass

[AdventurerKat]

My BIL, SIL and niece live in Florida and are coming up to meet my son and I on our trip at the end of May. They are planning to get those Florida Play Four Day passes at the gates. Now, I have two questions:

1. Are the ones for kids cheaper than the adults? I did not see that on the Mousesavers site so maybe becuase they are so cheap, they are just all the same price.

2. If I take my niece for an afternoon with my son and I so her mom and dad can have some time alone, will I have a problem because I am not a Florida resident but she has one of these tickets? Obviously, she is not carrying Florida ID at age 6.

Anyone know?

 

[Poohbear123]

Question 1: NO they are the same price. Question 2: I do not know, unless she has it activated already, she will OK.

 

[AdventurerKat]

I'm sorry, you lost me. Did you mean unless she HASN'T activated it, we should be ok?

 

[GoldenOldie]

A valid Florida ID must be shown when the pass is first purchased or activated. They will accept an adult's ID for a child's pass. What Poohbear was trying to say was that if she has a voucher that has not yet been exchanged for the actual ticket, someone will need to produce a Florida ID for the child in order to get her ticket. But once the voucher has been exchanged and she has the actual ticket, you will have no problem.

If the parents plan on purchasing the Play 4 at the gate, then they will have to show their ID when the tickets are purchased. They will then get the activated tickets, no vouchers involved.