Resort airline check-in

[Hezzy04]

I just noticed the Disney website says all members need to be present to use the resort airline check-in. Is this new? The last 2 years my husband was able to go and do it and get boarding passes for all 4 members of our family.

Just wondering if in practice, they don't really care if everyone comes. Or if I should change my plans this year and make sure all 4 of us freckles down to turn in luggage and get boarding passes.

I only care bc we will have to go do it early

 

[Robo]

All guests need to be there with legal photo ID and ticket info. (Same situation as checking in at an airport before flight.)

If they allowed otherwise, that is a violation.

 

[Hezzy04]

All guests need to be there with legal photo ID and ticket info. (Same situation as checking in at an airport before flight.)

If they allowed otherwise, that is a violation.

Wow...ok, thanks!!! I assume my 2 minor children (age 5 and 6) don't need an ID?

 

[CAS239]

Wow...ok, thanks!!! I assume my 2 minor children (age 5 and 6) don't need an ID?

While still underage, they should have their state issued I.D. ready and available to present if asked to provide it.

I kid, I kid

 

[jpeterson]

All guests need to be there with legal photo ID and ticket info. (Same situation as checking in at an airport before flight.)

If they allowed otherwise, that is a violation.

Here at our local airport (ATX) my wife has always been able to check-in the entire family and get our boarding passes. Never been an issue. Not sure why it would be different at the resort.

 

[Mom2Stitch]

They have always asked to see both mine and DH's IDs at check in at the airport and at the resort. I think also for DS now that he's over 18, but it's been a while since he's gone. I thought that was policy.

 

[Hezzy04]

They have always asked to see both mine and DH's IDs at check in at the airport and at the resort. I think also for DS now that he's over 18, but it's been a while since he's gone. I thought that was policy.

I'm trying to remember if I possibly sent my husband with my ID in the past...? The last 2 years he did get our boarding passes, but I didn't realize that wasn't ok! Oops!

 

[bumbershoot]

I kid, I kid

Didn't see that at first and was so confused.

 

[tjmw2727]

Adults who are checking in a bag need to show ID - last trip it was my 18 year old dd and I and she left her carryon in the room with her ID. (My fault as I hadn't really explained what we were doing) Since it was SWA (2 bags free) they just checked both bags under my name instead of having her run back for her ID.