Just another question?!?

Jacki · 08-20-2003

I always think of these questions while doing the silliest things, washing clothes, cleaning the kitchen etc.... never when I am online reading these posts. Anyways I was wondering if I need to bring birth certificates to the airport for the kids? My neighbor told me that I need proof of age for the kids? I never knew this, has anyone ever heard of this?:whistle: Thank you very much!!!

TTFN, Jacki:)

ajbdk5 · 08-20-2003

I always bring a COPY for each of my kids....just in case.;)

jmouse · 08-20-2003

Your best bet is to check with your airline. I know Southwest does not require id for children under age 18.

preidel24 · 08-20-2003

We fly USAir out of Philly International and they require our children birth certificate. Our boys are (9,12,15). I guess it's better to have them and be safe.

Paula

alextina · 08-20-2003

You better take it just in case especially if you children are under 2 and still flying for free. On our last trip in May DD was 17 months and they didn't ask me for her birth certificate anywhere we went, however, when we went to WDW when she was only 7 months old (clearly not over 2

)the lady at the Southwest counter gave me a really hard time about not having her BC so I guess it really depends on who you wind up dealing with. Also keep in mind that children under 3 get into all the parks for free and also eat at all the buffets for free, now again I have never been asked for DD BC at any of the disney parks or restaurants but better safe than sorry.:D

garada3 · 08-20-2003

Quote:

Originally posted by ajbdk5
I always bring a COPY for each of my kids....just in case.;)

Just a copy or a copy that has a notary stamp on it?

Thanks!

mickaholic4077 · 08-20-2003

I would,just to be on the safe side,bring an official copy of any child's birth certificate with you. You never know when you'll need it.

jmouse · 08-20-2003

A photocopy will be sufficient.

lucycoe · 08-20-2003

Thanks for the info.
I myself, was not for sure:!: :) :) :)

Jacki · 08-20-2003

Thanks for the rapid responses, you guys are ALL great!!
Hey did you guys know that we are going to WDW in....
just in case you forgot!!! heehee!:D

TTFN, Jacki:)

iluvwdw · 08-27-2003

They asked for my son's birth certificate (since he was sitting on my lap...I guess they wanted to prove he was under 2!). But they did not ask for my brother Bryan's, since he is 16. They did ask for a photo ID, if he had one...he had his school ID and that was fine.

:D

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Jacki Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: ILLINOIS Posts: 439	just another question?!? I always think of these questions while doing the silliest things, washing clothes, cleaning the kitchen etc.... never when I am online reading these posts. Anyways I was wondering if I need to bring birth certificates to the airport for the kids? My neighbor told me that I need proof of age for the kids? I never knew this, has anyone ever heard of this?:whistle: Thank you very much!!! TTFN, Jacki:) __________________ :)DEFENDER OF DISNEYCENTRAL.COM:)

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ajbdk5 Mouse Meister Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Chicago Posts: 1,326	I always bring a COPY for each of my kids....just in case.;) __________________ ~Amy~ It's about quality, not quantity. It's about info, not popularity. POLY 1979, POLY 1983, CBR 1992, CBR 1993, CBR 1995, Grosvenor 1999, Dixie Landings 2001 Pop Century 2004, ~CBR and MVMCP Dec. 2004!~

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preidel24 Big Cheese Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 902	We fly USAir out of Philly International and they require our children birth certificate. Our boys are (9,12,15). I guess it's better to have them and be safe. Paula __________________ ^i^ * Postcard Pixie * ^i^ ~ Sharing the Disney magic ~ Discover the Magic - and you'll be hooked for life!!!

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alextina Big Cheese Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: New Mexico Posts: 551	You better take it just in case especially if you children are under 2 and still flying for free. On our last trip in May DD was 17 months and they didn't ask me for her birth certificate anywhere we went, however, when we went to WDW when she was only 7 months old (clearly not over 2 )the lady at the Southwest counter gave me a really hard time about not having her BC so I guess it really depends on who you wind up dealing with. Also keep in mind that children under 3 get into all the parks for free and also eat at all the buffets for free, now again I have never been asked for DD BC at any of the disney parks or restaurants but better safe than sorry.:D __________________ 1977--Disneyland 1979--WDW 1981--Disneyland 1984--Disneyland 1988--Disneyland 1993--WDW/Off Site 07/2001--LBVBW 05/2002--LBVBW 05/2003--AKL 10/2003--Disneyland Hotel 05/2004--Polynesian

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jmouse Mouse Meister Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Maryland Posts: 1,370	Your best bet is to check with your airline. I know Southwest does not require id for children under age 18.

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mickaholic4077 Currently in Timeout! Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: 90 miles from The Mick!!!!! Posts: 6,181	I would,just to be on the safe side,bring an official copy of any child's birth certificate with you. You never know when you'll need it.

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jmouse Mouse Meister Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Maryland Posts: 1,370	A photocopy will be sufficient.

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Jacki Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: ILLINOIS Posts: 439	Thanks for the rapid responses, you guys are ALL great!! Hey did you guys know that we are going to WDW in.... just in case you forgot!!! heehee!:D TTFN, Jacki:) __________________ :)DEFENDER OF DISNEYCENTRAL.COM:)

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