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  • On Feb 19, 2011
    Rebecca Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    We are traveling to WDW in March and on the second day of our visit, my daughter will turn three. Will she need park tickets after? When booking Cinderella's table for her birthday, do we have to pay or is she considered an "infant"

    Hi Rebecca!

        Happy birthday to your princess!  Walt Disney World considers the age of your child to be based upon the day that you check in to your Disney resort.  Since she will still be two at that time, she is free of charge and will not require a park ticket at any time during your stay.  However, since she is not a paying guest, she will not be given her own meal at any of the restaurants.  She will just be expected to eat from your plate.  However, if you would like to pay out of pocket and order her own meal, you may certainly do so.  Have a fabulous birthday celebration!

    Much pixie dust,

    Jackie S.
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Meet the Panelist: Jackie, Louisiana

Yes, I'm the one behind you in the grocery store checkout line. You know, the one that lets you know why you simply HAVE to stay on property and laughs when you say that you are going to visit Disney World AND Epcot... Yes, that crazy lady is me! Learn More About Jackie

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