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Checking ages at gate?
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It is assumed and I have never know them to ask for any proof.
My understanding is that they take people's word for it that their child is two. However, I'm not sure if that's the case if the child is clearly not 2, which a 4 year old would not be able to pass for.
Mystic
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What is it with people trying to cheat the system. If he looks older than 2 then yes they will question him. There are a lot of kids older than 2 that are in strollers so just because they put him in a stroller, does not automatically make him 2 and mean he gets in for free.
grumpytodd
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What lesson does that teach the Child? If they're older than two, admission is required.
klineski96
Active Member
Why would they do that?
mousefan1972
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If he does not look 2, the CM may ask for his ticket. Then your brother in law will have to flat out lie to the CM, and your nephew (if he is anything like my 4 year old) will correct him and inform the CM that he is 4. Then your BIL will look like a jacka$$. Is it worth it?
Isn't trying to sneak a 4 year old in for free a little much? :shrug:
Isn't trying to sneak a 4 year old in for free a little much? :shrug:
NewfieFan
Well-Known Member
Is this a joke just to get our members riled up or are you seriously asking this question?
If they want to cheat the system then let them go ahead and try it. Let us know if it works for them!
(How you're going to pass off a 4 year old as a 2 year old is beyond me!?! :shrug
Kamikaze
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Actually, it is policy NOT to question it. If you say he is 2, he is 2.
Same as child vs adult ticket around the age of 10. If you say the child is under 10, then he/she is.
Correct, the CM may ask the child's age just looking for the ticket. If you tell the CM that the child is under 3, then the CM will treat the child as not needing a ticket.
maggiegrace1
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My 4 year old is always mistaken for a 2 year old...:shrug:..depends on the child...(How you're going to pass off a 4 year old as a 2 year old is beyond me!?! :shrug
They do when you book a resort room or package, if you do not purchase tickets with your room reservation and get them elsewhere..there is no way of telling how old the child is.
Kamikaze
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They don't 'track' you, no.
And at the gate is completely different that when you are booking.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Why would you even ask this kinda question here?
Disney won't ask the ask, but have fun screwing WDW over. I've seen this done several times and it's defiantly not cool. :hammer:
Exactly its not as if the mouse would do something like that to its guests.
NewfieFan
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Ok, so there's always exceptions to the rule! But most 4 year olds can't pass for a 2 year old!
And frankly I don't care what they do! If they want to pass their 8 year old off as 2 year old... whatever! They're the ones that have to sleep at night!
I was just making a statement that generally it would be hard to pass off a 4 year old as a 2 year old!
maggiegrace1
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You said how they do that is beyond me..like it could not happen...So.....Ok, so there's always exceptions to the rule! But most 4 year olds can't pass for a 2 year old!
And frankly I don't care what they do! If they want to pass their 8 year old off as 2 year old... whatever! They're the ones that have to sleep at night!
I was just making a statement that generally it would be hard to pass off a 4 year old as a 2 year old!
I was just making a statement that some 4 year olds can pass as a 2 year old....
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
And frankly I don't care what they do!
Not the case going by the language you use????
Youll be telling me you dont use your old mugs while pool hopping next
NewfieFan
Well-Known Member
You said how they do that is beyond me..like it could not happen...So.....
I was just making a statement that some 4 year olds can pass as a 2 year old....
It still is beyond me b/c I've personally never seen a 4 year old who could pass for a 2 year old. But if they're out there fine... I've haven't laid eyes on every 4 year old in the world. You're right... I'm wrong!
maggiegrace1
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I knew that from the start...
Also..for someone who does not really care what the op does..you sure seem all bent out of shape..:lol::wave:
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