Twins turning 10 on trip

[disny_luvr]

My twins will be turning 10 about half-way through our trip. We are not on the dining plan. For meals that we eat after my boys have turned 10, they'll be charged at the adult price, correct? The price difference between an adult and child is significant and I want to make sure I plan accordingly and have enough money loaded on a gift card. TIA!

 

[SFMommy]

I always heard to no one ages at Disney! The age at the start of your trip is the age throughout the entire trip. But maybe someone else can confirm.
Have fun!

 

[kiramay]

The PP is correct. They are the age the start at Day 1 the whole trip. So they'll be Child the whole trip.

 

[Ariel on Land]

When paying OOP, anyone can eat off the kids menu. Only time it matters is buffets and all you can eat places- and like others have said, they still qualify as kids!

 

[pa. dad]

Kids don't carry ID typically so I think many people will pass their 10.5 or 11 year olds as being 9 still. Until they're shaving.

 

[Nancyg56]

No one ages at Disney! This is why I told my friend to book her tip for this APril because her little guy turns 3 in MAy, while they vacation, but they are good to go before then!

 

[TheRustyScupper]

The PP is correct. They are the age the start at Day 1 the whole trip. So they'll be Child the whole trip.

YES !

 

[Mikka]

Just to be a dork, but if you do turn 21, they allow you to age.

No other aging allowed, though! Your twins will be children the whole time.

 

[rastahomie]

This thread reminds me of the fact that my mother tried to pass me off as 10 up until the time I was 13. By that time I was a foot taller than her and had peach fuzz, lol!

 

[Nancyg56]

This thread reminds me of the fact that my mother tried to pass me off as 10 up until the time I was 13. By that time I was a foot taller than her and had peach fuzz, lol!

LOL!