Signing Tickets - Kids?

[t1gg3er]

Probably a completely dumb question, but as my 3yr old isn't far enough advanced to sign his tickets (unless you'd count a huge scribble on the back of them!), I assume I do it for him?

Also, should I photocopy the backs before or after we sign them?

Sorry if this is really stupid but it's so close now my brain's gone into complete meltdown! :blush:

[Jakey rowling]

Probably a completely dumb question, but as my 3yr old isn't far enough advanced to sign his tickets (unless you'd count a huge scribble on the back of them!), I assume I do it for him?

Also, should I photocopy the backs before or after we sign them?

Sorry if this is really stupid but it's so close now my brain's gone into complete meltdown! :blush:

Yes you do sign for them, I think its older than 12 not sure from memory, also copy them after you have signed them, if only to show you have done what you are meant to do.

[mrs rcch]

My daughter , who is 9, was allowed to sign the back of her ticket, but we never copied the ticket, as each ticket has a number on it, which is relevant to you, so if it gets lost WDW can track it back to you. :)

[beanybucket]

we didn't sign any of ours just put our initial on back so we knew who's was what. they never said anything.

[t1gg3er]

Thanks for the replies.

Think I'll sign on behalf of DS then get the all copied so we have a note of serial numbers etc... just in case.

[kathleen]

Some of us always signed DGD tickets for her. Last year she was 7 and signed her own ticket never had any problems. :mickeywal :pd

[Bobbles]

Just to back up what mrs rcch said, a colleague of mine forgot his ticket but his DW had hers. They had resigned themselves to pay for a day ticket as they only realised this after parking the car at MK. They however explained the situation at the ticket booth and had a replacement issued without any problem. They knew the ticket numbers were sequential and their "system" had a record of the ticket and his id. :thumbs-up

Having said all that there's no harm in taking copies because like most large organisations I guess that you may not always get the same level of service from everyone.

Bobbles