hello, im going to Walt Disney World this weekend and was wondering if they are strict about being 16 to go on the behind the scenes tour? im fifteen now and i turn 16 in less then a month......please reply!!!! thanks
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help! going to wdw this weekend!!!!
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daisyduck448
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have a great trip!!!
Fantasmic!329
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Have a great time. :wave:
wdwishes2005
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Thrawn said:
really? have you tested this theory?
wdwishes2005
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is this just that tour or all of them?Thrawn said:
mousermerf
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Yes, they do Thrawn.
mousermerf
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You have to present valid photo ID to go on the tour. If you're young, you have to have some sort of photo ID and a birth certificate can be used in conjunction to verify age. They are serious and will not allow people to take the tour.
You'll get this entire speil again when you call to make tour ressies (407-WDW-Tour). If you choose to ignore it, you will be dissapointed when the tour is canceled and not refunded.
You'll get this entire speil again when you call to make tour ressies (407-WDW-Tour). If you choose to ignore it, you will be dissapointed when the tour is canceled and not refunded.
bgraham34 said:
The tours are not suitable for kids. Many of them are long (5 hours plus) walking tours, with few breaks. They also go to areas (utilidors) where it may wreck some of the magic for kids. I dont know for sure, but I also suspect there may be issue with insurance and health/safety with taking under 16s to back stage areas.
Thrawn said:
That may be so, but the official line is that photo ID is required and will be checked. You may not have been checked, but there are plenty that have been. It wouldnt be good advice to suggest to someone to book a tour, knowing that they cannot meet the entry criteria.
wdwishes2005
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Thats too bad, i know of a Disney fanatic that would love to do these tours. and trust me, he does not want to go on the mickey tour.
NeedABreak
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Hey we will be in the world this weekend as well. :wave:
If you are talking about the keys to the kingdom tour then I am pretty sure they are gonna be strict about it. When it comes to insurance coverage a few months till your b-day just won't cut it.
Close only counts in horse shoes and handgrenades.
If you are talking about the keys to the kingdom tour then I am pretty sure they are gonna be strict about it. When it comes to insurance coverage a few months till your b-day just won't cut it.
Close only counts in horse shoes and handgrenades.
KumbaRider
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They will check. This is for both security and liability reasons. 16 and up. That's the rule.
KumbaRider
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DisJosh said:
In Florida, 15 year olds have Learner's Permits for driving. That is considered an ID. Not sure on other states.
mousermerf
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KumbaRider said:
Again, Disney accepts any sort of photo ID (school ID for example) in conjunction with a birth certificate for proof of age for tours.