Weird Customs Question

[xipetotec]

So I've been going to Disney regularly with my gang since 2002 ( been as a kid, 2002 was the first time with my own kids ).

As they got older, and we'd travel with my parents, brother, etc. They would all go through Customs on their own and I would go through with my family.

Now all but one of the three kids has moved out. and we're going down next week. We'll be 6 travelling together. My wife and I, my daughter who lives with her fiance ( who is coming ) , and my son who lives with us and his girlfriend ( who doesn't ).

Can we just all go through customs together still? Or should I go through with my wife, let my daughter and fiance go through, and I'm not sure about my son? He lives with us, but his girlfriend is travelling with him/us ...

What's everyone's experience with family travel with older kids like this?

 

[SaraMc]

Are you flying out of Canada? Then it’s usually per address

 

[xipetotec]

Are you flying out of Canada? Then it’s usually per address

I should probably have mentioned that yes. We are flying. So customs at the airport.

 

[CanucksRock]

Per above it is usually if you live at same address you can go up together.

 

[xipetotec]

So what if my son and his girlfriend were travelling alone together? They would have to go through individually instead of together?

Dang okay. Thanks!

 

[damo]

When we flew down in December, I went through with my grown kids and little grandchildren. Nobody batted an eye.

 

[bankr63]

To be safe, fill out a form per household. Even at that, once (and never since) they made my wife (common law) go back and fill out her own form because 'the US doesn't recognize common law'. We got to the next agent down the line after that who asked why we had two forms for the same family. I told him and he just rolled his eyes; by this time steam was coming out of DW's ears!
Moral is, give them as few reasons to question as possible.