Question about Florida resident tickets

[NavyDad01]

I know my wife and I need our ID's to get the tickets, but what do i need for my daughters to prove they are residents? (ages 10, 3)


Thanks

 

[kmb584]

I know my wife and I need our ID's to get the tickets, but what do i need for my daughters to prove they are residents? (ages 10, 3)

Nothing. They'll take your word for it.

 

[mesaboy2]

I know my wife and I need our ID's to get the tickets, but what do i need for my daughters to prove they are residents? (ages 10, 3)


Thanks

Nothing.

 

[NavyDad01]

Thank you guys! planning a surprise trip for them and the extra $200 savings helps

 

[TheRustyScupper]

. . . what do i need for my daughters to prove they are residents? (ages 10, 3)

1) As mentioned, kids under-18 do not need ANY proof of residency.
2) In fact, MANY Florida grandparents buy tix for out-of-state grandkids.
3) And, WDW actually allows this to happen. *

* After all, this increases attendance, and the discount on a kid's ticket is
not really all that much of a loss to WDW.

 

[NYDisneyKid]

The OP didnt say if they were getting AP's or just regular tickets. I dont think there is much of a discount for FL res regular tickets

 

[CAS239]

The OP didnt say if they were getting AP's or just regular tickets. I dont think there is much of a discount for FL res regular tickets

For regular florida tickets. The good discounts come into play if buying multiple days. For 3 day ticket for ages 10+ it's about $100 cheaper for the FL tickets.

 

[NYDisneyKid]

For regular florida tickets. The good discounts come into play if buying multiple days. For 3 day ticket for ages 10+ it's about $100 cheaper for the FL tickets.

3 and 4 day "Play Pass" I take it (and only to age 17 otherwise proof of FL res comes into play)