Disney ID - policy changed?

[disneypars]

Up until last year only had the paper driving licence. Always carried a laminated copy of the photo page of my passport which was accepted everywhere. Never asked for second form of identity. Must mean I look my age.

[princessnicki]

We used provisional license with a pic of passport on our phones at Disney but i didnt want to risk my phone battery dying at Universal so used passports

[mental4ever]

The only time I have been asked for ID is when using member discount. Every time they have accepted my Travel pass which has my photo and name.
Luckily no dispute about age as I am in my 60’s

[mental4ever]

NB. I only have an old paper driving license so I don’t think they would accept that

[Guest]

We have never been ID checked at WDW.

[ElsasGloves]

I’ve never been ID checked when buying alcohol with a meal, not sure whether it’s different at one of their lounges?
I’m in my 30’s so hope it isn’t because I look 80!

[sheluk]

I’ve had both sets of ID (pic of passport) and actual driving licence before - certainly at Tambu Lounge (Polynesian) and France pavilion (Epcot). I recall it being the case in 2016 so it’s certainly not a new paragraph/requirement.

The woman at Tambu wouldn’t still serve me as she didn’t recognise a British DL... but another bar tender would.

[misswylie]

My sister and husband used their driver’s license every time and only one time they weren’t served because the cast member wanted a passport. They both enjoyed watching me drink my beer 😂

[Inky]

Never been asked for ID at WDW or Universal, we are in our 50’s though

[YorkshireT]

I am 48 and have been going to WDW since I was 20.

I have been ID'd in other US States numerous times.

I remember being ID'd at Pleasure Island at 20 (had international driver's permit to get me past that one).

I cannot remember being ID'd since, neither has my wife.

In Florida think I have been ID'd a couple of times over the years (not for many years) at Publix, and once got ID'd when I was maybe late 30's in TGI's.