Silly question about signing tickets

[Elodie]

I know this will seem a daft question, but we’ve just received our Universal 14 day explorer tickets, and they need the names filling in and signing below. One is for a child’s ticket for my youngest daughter.

There are no instructions about who should sign, but I assume a child’s ticket should have the child’s name but an adult’s signature below?

Also unsure what to do about my older daughter? She’s only 11, so she doesn’t really have her own signature yet, but she’ll have an adult ticket. Do adult tickets need signing by the holder, even if the holder is a child*?

*i.e. an actual child as in under 16, rather than ‘child’ for pricing purposes.

[Batman1]

When you go to the gate, and also when you go on the Hogwarts express, you will scan your ticket and your fingerprint. The name on the back makes it easier to see who is what ticket so that you're not fumbling around mixing up fingerprints and tickets.
We arrived at the gate with no names on and the guy just gave us a pen and told us to sign them. The kids was just a name, to identify the ticket.
Best thing to do is put the name on each one and give everyone their own lanyard with their own ticket in it. Makes life easier.

[Elodie]

Thank you, we’ll put names on all four, and just sign mine and DH’s. Good point about lanyards - I have loads that I use for work, so I can repurpose a few of them.