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So, we are planning on going to Disney World during the week that my son turns three. Does that mean he is free the first few days but then needs a park ticket after that? Or I have also heard that admission is based on his age at check-in. Anyone else been in the same boat?? :confused:
I would take advantage of his LAST FREE TRIP and let him be almost 4 next year! :thumbsup:
A few years ago my son turned 10 during our trip and he was allowed to access the site on a childs ticket for the entire time. I have heard in the past its your age when you arrive not when you leave, if thats was the case we all would be children:mickey:
Admission and dining are based on age at the beginning of the trip. At buffets, there is no charge for him to eat. If it's not a buffet he'll either need to eat from your plate or pay out-of-pocket for his meals. :mickey:
it doesn't matter because as someone mentioned his age is based on what it is at the beginning of the trip, however, let him stay young as long as you can!
I agree!Quote:
Originally Posted by steamboat willy
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Originally Posted by magicofdisney
You're very honest to even ask. I didn't know the answer, but it looks like from the other posters, you'll be okay. Enjoy that trip! :mickey:
We were in the same boat in 07. They remain the age they are at check in. It was a great time to go and get him in free one last time.
my grandson is a little peanut. i'm thinking he STILL isn't 3! :cool:
But taking I'm 9 people to the Beach Club for 7 days for my retirement party next year, I don't think they will come up short! But I will! :party:
he'll be free for this trip. Now if only the airlines were 3 and under. Seriously how much room does a toddler take up.
Good point. My daughters visits from Atlanta come to and end once they had to start paying for my grandson. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Imagineer1981
Good to know:mickey:
What if son turns 3 during trip?
He has a great 3rd birthday!:party:
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