Turning 3 years old during trip

[lauren_elizabeth]

Whatever age children are on arrival day is the age they are considered for the whole trip, correct?

A friend of ours is taking her family to Disney later this year and her 2 year old will be turning 3 years old the day after they arrive. She's worried they will give her trouble at the gates about not having a ticket.

Does she need to purchase a ticket for him when they get there to have starting the next day? No right?

Thanks!

 

[grafxgirl]

Correct. It's the age the child was when you made the reservation.

 

[lauren_elizabeth]

Correct. It's the age the child was when you made the reservation.

Wonderful! That's what I had thought, but I wanted to make sure. Does she need anything to prove dates at the gate?

 

[Dan Murphy]

Disney believes what parents say, no proof required.

 

[lauren_elizabeth]

Disney believes what parents say, no proof required.

Thank you!

 

[Tasmen]

We took our DD for her 3rd birthday almost 3 years ago. We arrived the day before she turned 3 and she required no ticket or meal plan the entirety of the trip. We need pay for a few meals at certain places, but otherwise, no questions asked. Have a great trip!

 

[rangebob]

They normally don't question kids sitting in strollers or in arms of parents from that I've seen. I've watched them walk through the turnstyles or gate with only the 1 ticket.

 

[scard192]

Whatever age children are on arrival day is the age they are considered for the whole trip, correct?

A friend of ours is taking her family to Disney later this year and her 2 year old will be turning 3 years old the day after they arrive. She's worried they will give her trouble at the gates about not having a ticket.

Does she need to purchase a ticket for him when they get there to have starting the next day? No right?

Thanks!

unless something has changed my niece who turned 3 during the trip got an MB too; she loved her pink "Mickey bracelet". It did open the door to their room and that was it.