Turning 10 before using pass

[wenpop]

My daughter will be turning 10 before she gets to use her 4 day pass, will they let her use it or will they make me buy a new one? She looks 13 already... any suggestions, thanks!!!

 

[wenpop]

Do you think they would notice that it has child wrote on it? They scan them so quickly... not trying to get out of buying a new one, but just wondering thanks....

 

[Kermit]

When did you buy it? They should let you pay the difference at Guest Services to get an adult ticket. If she had used a day off the ticket before, it wouldn't be a problem, but she should have the correct ticket the first time.

 

[leslieh]

we had many days left over from previous years passes, just let them use it going through the turnstyle, they were ten you bought it? If they put up any questions, then go to guest services to get it upgraded. I used my childs pass by accident and she used mine, no questions at all. I was in my 40s

 

[GAIL HAYDEN]

If she will be ten before the first use, she should have an adult ticket.

 

[patsal]

If this is the first time she'll be using the ticket, it should be upgraded to an adult ticket. Take it to guest services and they can do that for you.

 

[Belle2002]

Just to be safe, I would upgrade to an adult. They could question it otherwise, especially if your daughter looks much older. You see, the reason adult passes start at age 10 is primarily related to the height restrictions on the rides. The average child is tall enough to get on all the rides once they are 10, so they get classified as an adult. If she looked younger or was quite small for her age, heck, I would try to get away with the kids pass!

 

[christianweecare]

It is my understanding that you can have your child's pass converted to an adult pass at no charge. Disney does not penalize a child for growing up. This can be done at guest services.

 

[Kermit]

It's only free to upgrade it to an adult's ticket when at least one day has been used. Otherwise, people would stock up on child's tickets for the next several years when their kids were 9.