We will be arriving at Disney World in May 6th, for a week. Our son will be (almost) 2.5 years old- but e is quite tall for his age (most people think he’s 4). Should we bring a copy of his birth certificate, since under 3 doesn’t require park passes?

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Hi there, Kristin! Welcome back to the Disney Parks Moms Panel!

In no time at all you will be arriving for your Walt Disney World Resort vacation. I know you are thrilled to be so close to your magical week-long trip!

I have traveled many times to the Walt Disney World Resort with my two little ones. As a matter of fact, our next trip will be the first time in years that we are visiting our favorite vacation destination without a kiddo 2-years-old or younger! I have never been asked to show proof that my son or daughter is younger than 3-years-old. With that said, both of my kids are pretty average-sized for their ages. If you are worried that this will be an issue for you since your son is so tall, it might be a good idea to bring a copy (not the original) of his birth certificate for peace of mind. But like I said, I've never had an issue at all when it came to my 2-year-old being considered a "Guest of Mickey."

Enjoy every wonderful memory you make on your vacation, Kristin! Please visit us again with any other questions you may have!

Tabitha

We will be arriving at Disney World in May 6th, for a week. Our son will be (almost) 2.5 years old- but e is quite tall for his age (most people think he’s 4). Should we bring a copy of his birth certificate, since under 3 doesn’t require park passes?

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