Proof of Age at Theme Parks

Cambs · 17 Jan 19, 08:34 PM

What's the best form of ID to carry around the theme parks? Not all people in the group have driving licences. Just worried about carrying around passports with them getting wet/lost on rides. Any suggestions?

**Posiesmum** · 17 Jan 19, 08:42 PM

We�ve always carried our passports with no problems at all.

YorkshireT · 17 Jan 19, 08:47 PM

I have never carried anything, nor been asked for anything, ever from a drinking perspective. I carry my driving license for DVC discounts. Then again I am now in my late 40s and when I was younger maybe they were less strict?

Guest · 17 Jan 19, 09:45 PM

Originally Posted by Cambs

What's the best form of ID to carry around the theme parks? Not all people in the group have driving licences. Just worried about carrying around passports with them getting wet/lost on rides. Any suggestions?

Best solution would be to get a driving licence (even if its provisional) it's about 25 quid and gives you a waterproof ID

You could even learn to drive with it after your trip

murdi · 17 Jan 19, 09:48 PM

I was asked for ID in Target when buying wine and I was sixty. It's not always an age thing. There have been numerous threads. With regard to Disney I believe that a driving licence has to be backed up with a photocopy of your passport.

**Mexy02** · 17 Jan 19, 09:49 PM

We just put ours in a ziplock bag , never had a problem .

Scotts2a · 18 Jan 19, 09:52 AM

Originally Posted by murdi

I was asked for ID in Target when buying wine and I was sixty. It's not always an age thing. There have been numerous threads. With regard to Disney I believe that a driving licence has to be backed up with a photocopy of your passport.

100% my daughter was 25 in magic Kingdom, had her driving licence on her, but they wanted to see her passport as well. Didn't have a picture of it so wouldn't serve her, however, they were happy for us to buy it and hand out across to her! 🤷🏼 Wal-Mart wanted id if you looked under 40!

Stitch & Smudge · 18 Jan 19, 10:02 AM

Originally Posted by Cambs

What's the best form of ID to carry around the theme parks? Not all people in the group have driving licences. Just worried about carrying around passports with them getting wet/lost on rides. Any suggestions?

If you carry your phone anyway take a picture of your page with your details on it. They�ll accept that.

deanobrown · 18 Jan 19, 11:39 AM

Originally Posted by Stitch & Smudge

If you carry your phone anyway take a picture of your page with your details on it. They�ll accept that.

I think there have been threads on here before which have stated that some parks only accept a photograph when accompanied by another form of ID?

murdi · 18 Jan 19, 01:49 PM

Correct

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Cambs Being a bit Goofy Join Date: Apr 17	Proof of Age at Theme Parks What's the best form of ID to carry around the theme parks? Not all people in the group have driving licences. Just worried about carrying around passports with them getting wet/lost on rides. Any suggestions?