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  • On Jan 19, 2012
    Diana from FL 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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    I have used my 3 day Florida Resident Pass once after picking up tickets and showing proof of residence which was a bank statement as we have only lived in Florida for 4 months. Will I need to bring my proof of residence when I use my pass again to enter?

    Hi Diana!  Congrats on your recent move to Florida!  How awesome to share a state with Mickey Mouse!  It states on the website that you will need to bring your proof of residency each time you use your Florida resident ticket.  This is to ensure that no one else is trying to use a FL resident's pass while not actually living in FL.   Most people use their driver's licenses, so if you have that now, that would be an easier option than carrying a bank statement!  Enjoy your next visit!
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I am currently a homeschool, soccer mom to two active teenage boys. My family loves everything about Disney! Walt Disney World, Disneyland, runDisney, Disney Cruise Line and Disney Vacation Club have been a part of countless magical memories for us through the years. I cannot wait to help you make your own magical memories at Walt Disney World! Learn More About Lori

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