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[umaangel00]

My best friend, her husband and her daughter want to go with DH and I in March. I can't remember if her daughter is 2 or 3. Does Disney require proof of age? She looks like she is 3 or 4 but I believe she really is 2 and won't turn 3 until April. Any help is greatly appreicated!

 

[Bob P]

No proof of age required.

 

[umaangel00]

Even if she looks older than what she is?

 

[Bob P]

That's right!

If you search these boards you will find lots of questions about two year ols who look four, and eight year olds who look eleven. Also four year olds who look two and eleven year olds who look eight.

 

[umaangel00]

Thank you so much! You are the best!

 

[Bob P]

Thank you, he said, while blushing!

 

[seashoreCM]

The most common proof of age test for 3 and 4 year olds (just one question):

CM to child: "How old are you, sweetie?"
(CM may address the child by name if the child is wearing a Guest of Honor badge.)

Disney hints:
http://members.aol.com/ajaynejr/dispass.htm

 

[becka]

If you are concerned just pack a copy of the birth certificate. We took DS when he was two and I took along a copy just in case although we were never questioned. I wouldn't rely on the kid answering correctly. If you ask my 3 year old now how old he is he will tell you 4.

Have a great trip!!!!