Hello there, Maritza. Welcome to planDisney! I'm so glad you've stopped by to ask your question here.
Maritza, Guests under the age of 3 are special guests of my pal, Mickey Mouse, and actually do not require
theme park admission to enter any of the Walt Disney World Theme Parks. Because children under the age of 3 do not need theme park tickets, there is no need to make
park pass reservations for them since park pass reservations are based on your theme park ticket. When you go to enter a Walt Disney World Theme Park, you'll just scan your MagicBand of Keys to the World Card and enter bringing your under the age of 3 child in with you. There is no need to verify your child's age or anything like that with a Cast Member before you enter, you'll just walk on in with him or her.
Maritza, I'm not sure if you know this or not but Guests under the age of 3 can also eat for free at the Walt Disney World restaurants. If you are dining at all-you-care-to-enjoy places like
Chef Mickey's, your under the age of 3 child is able to have as many of their own plates as he or she would like at no additional charge to you. If you are dining at a restaurant where you order a single entree off of a menu, your small child is able to plate share with anyone at the table that you would like for free. The only time you'll need to pay for food for your small child is if you wish to purchase them their own meal to enjoy.
I always loved visiting Walt Disney World when my daughter was little because we were able to save quite a bit of money. She may not be able to remember the trip but I made memories with her that will last my lifetime! I hope this helps clear up any confusion you may have had about the park pass reservation system. If you have any other questions before your trip, please feel free to stop back by and
ask me. I'm happy to help.
Have fun and happy planning!