Trying to make a name for himself. The supervisor handled it right and dismissed it. I bet a college intern.
But wdw shouldn’t assume ppl are lying. I find that insulting. And how do they propose they would be able to prove ppl are lying anyway? There are just going to have to deal with a certain percentage of the population who will do that.
We know a family that did the same thing. They thought nothing of teaching their kids to lie about their age so that they could squeeze more people in a room and not have to buy additional tickets.
I agree. It's not worth it! Advertise songs. Let it go......let it go
Pounds per square inch
I'd be telling my husband he'd have to stay home. Now, DD would be practically free!
We just left WDWHad a great trip, but this trip we had CM's ask about my DD1 age four separate times when entering the park. No big deal, she did not have a ticket, I didn't mind at all telling them she is 1. It was really odd though going into MK on our second to last day.....the CM asked me if DD1 could get out of the stroller at magic bands scan. I told him she is 20 months.....just really odd. I got her out of the stroller and he called his supervisor over, asked her a question ( that I couldn't hear.) Then she said....they are fine.....and we were let into the park. DD1 is 36 inches, yes she is very tall, but I found this really odd. My question, should I bring her birth certificate along on our November trip, I do not have a ticket for her because she will just have turned 2. I don't want any problems there, but don't necessarily want to carry her bc around everywhere either.Any suggestions?Thank you!!
my young grandkids have been asked many times how old are you esp buffets/character meals and it was always the child that was asked even if parent answered the CM waited for child to answer
from working with a lot of young teens/adults most have no idea 3 year old from a 5 year old. guessing the kids just took what child said as the age and couldn't tell
And how does that end?? I say he’s 35 mos, they said they don’t believe me & then what??? That’s just absurd to me. You don’t interrogate guests without proof.
I had absolutely no problem answering how old she was
I feel like the CM's job is to ask, if they are questioning it. If they had asked my DD, she wouldn't have answered, she is honestly too young to know ' how many fingers' to hold up etc. She will have just turned 2 on our November trip....we are working on counting, colors etc now....but who knows if she would answer the CM if asked. I never mind being asked. Oddly enough, we were never asked at buffets, maybe because her age is in MDE. I have decided to take a picture of her B.C. just in case, I think I'll leave it at that Lol. May not be so funny in 10 years because it's possible. Airlines may start doing it sooner than you think. Ticket based on your weight and added to your carry on luggageLOL! Imagine, people having to pay by the amount of space they take up
How strange. I just can't believe (not saying I don't believe you; I'm sure it did happen, I just have had such the opposite experience many many times.)in over 15 years of going to WDW, many times multiple times/year, doing countless park entries, character buffets, regular dining etc. that we've never once run into this and it seems multiple others have. We have kids 17 down to 3 at this point in our group that goes and not one of us have ever had that type of experience anywhere on property. We've had a few CMs who have talked to our little ones and asked their age, like what is common when just out and about, but this is usually while we're waiting to merge at a fastpass point, in a store or at our resort. We've never had it happen to enter a park or at meals. - Honestly most times the majority of the kids aren't even with me when I check in they're out of the way with other's from our party and the host just asks how many kids/their ages since Disney kids/adult is different than most and that's that; they've never asked to see the kids or asked to speak with them and I think I'd be pretty offended if they did/implied that I was lying. So odd.
I have always had 2 or 3 either close but under 3 or close but under 10 on many trips seems like only time not asked until payment time was Rain Forest Café and had one who looked under 10 but was 11. we were on dining plan and not caught until time to pay. manger fixed it. that was only meal he was not asked at beginning of meal that trip. was also asked about his 18 month old brother most places. we were a party of 14 that trip. was not at check in most times but the server who asked. one that trip was 4 months old and was often missed when they counted us going to be seated as they wanted everyone there. if I remember right Rain Forest was only nonprefixed or age based priced meal so that could be why they were asked
