Dolphin Swim DC - How strict?

[xclairerachelx]

My son would love to do the dolphin swim but he will be one month away from being 6!

How strict are they with ages? He is a competent swimmer too!

Thank you

[NewtoOrlando]

I would say for insurance purposes very strict, the rules are there for a reason (I don't know what the reason is, but they obviously have them for a certain reason) I wouldn't book it for him as I wouldn't want him to be disappointed on the day if you know what I mean. You can always email them and ask.

[Lell]

I don't know about nowadays but when we went a few years ago they allowed younger kids to swim if they were assessed as being confident in the water.

[toonarmani]

If you didn’t tell them/get approval you’d be falsifying the waiver/liability release form which I understand you have to complete for all children.

Not sure where you’d stand legally if anything were to happen, especially in the US?

[Bootrip2]

That was the same for us when we went in 2014, we were allowed in at the end with the rest of our party to have photos done.

[xclairerachelx]

Thank you everyone

Not going to do it.

[cornishfrogboy]

As I remember, we had to present our passports when booking in? I would guess any discrepancy would be spotted at that time and that the issue would be insurance.

[toonarmani]

Originally Posted by cornishfrogboy

As I remember, we had to present our passports when booking in? I would guess any discrepancy would be spotted at that time and that the issue would be insurance.

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I think the passport check would be more for adults and their potential alcohol consumption. But still something to keep in mind.

I need to check what ID we need to take for our visit later this year as hadn't initially considered taking a passport

[NewtoOrlando]

Originally Posted by toonarmani

I think the passport check would be more for adults and their potential alcohol consumption. But still something to keep in mind.

I need to check what ID we need to take for our visit later this year as hadn't initially considered taking a passport

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My husband and bro in law had their driving licences on them and they accepted them, I forgot my passport & don't have a driving licence lol

[rafjen]

We are holding off going again until all kids are old enough- I don't think the youngest would be too happy being left out. Roll on 2021- Already planning.