Toddler turing 3 during trip

[jillily]

So I know that under 3 is free. But what if my son turns 3 on day 2 of our trip? Still free ticket-wise, correct? So even if he doesn't have a ticket, can I book him an appointment in the Pirates League?
Thanks!

 

[wilkeliza]

Yes they are free for the length of trip. It is all on the honor code anyways but the official policy is they are the age of day 1. This is on and off site as well. Easier to prove onsite though.

 

[kathyfog]

Yup. Pp is correct. As long as he is two at the start of your trip, he remains free. I was given bad advice by an aaa travel agent when my daughter was turning three on the third day of our trip. I found out on these boards that she was free and called the agent. Unfortunately, we got a military discounted ticket for her and could. Not get refund

 

[china mom]

They are frozen in time with APs as well. My son turned 3 during the year but stayed 2 in Disney's eyes until the pass expired.

Sadly, if only I could have managed that in real life. I like my teen boy but would have liked to have kept him little a few more years.

Edited to add: ooops, not sure about the under 3 thing. I was thinking about back when they had child APs for ages 3-9. He turned 10 during the pass but stayed a child.

 

[Momof2Singers]

Also, my daughter had a birthday when she was 3 at Disney World, and came home with many autographed photos of the characters at every character meal we had.

 

[MinnieSweetheart]

Yes, that's how the princesses stay so youthful. There is no aging at Disney!!

 

[jillily]

Can I still book the Pirates league for him? I know the age thing is important because they wont do makeup for kids under 3.

 

[wilkeliza]

Can I still book the Pirates league for him? I know the age thing is important because they wont do makeup for kids under 3.

Yes you can. He can no do anything 3 year olds are allowed to do he just doesn't have to have ticket to do it.