justlearning
01-16-2013, 02:29 PM
If we were to go to WDW the week that my DS turns 10 years old, would he need to have an adult pass for the days that he's 10 and a child pass for the days that he's 9? Or could he use a child pass for the whole week?
How does it work? Do you have to show a birth certificate upon purchasing the tickets (or when using them) to prove that a child is younger than 10? Or do they just do it based upon the honor system or how old a kid looks?
ETA that it's not a big deal because the price difference between adult and child isn't that great. I assume that I could buy a multiple-day pass for a child considering that he would be 9 at the beginning of its use.
How does it work? Do you have to show a birth certificate upon purchasing the tickets (or when using them) to prove that a child is younger than 10? Or do they just do it based upon the honor system or how old a kid looks?
ETA that it's not a big deal because the price difference between adult and child isn't that great. I assume that I could buy a multiple-day pass for a child considering that he would be 9 at the beginning of its use.