This! It really should be 13+
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And what CM wants to be the birthday police for 3 yo kids.
CMs generally don’t question. Our youngest granddaughter was tall for her age. At 8 she definitely looked 10. Nobody at turnstiles or restaurants made any comments.
We did have a pair of small 9 yo kids get questions before some Legoland rides. They’d simply tell the employees: we’re 9!! Clearly a safety issue.
At Disney, in Typhoon Lagoon, our very tall great granddaughter at 8 was not allowed in the little kids area where her sisters were playing. Again, safety issue.
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In January Mia was 10, but close to 5’ tall and when we checked in for a reservation at Diamond Horseshoe they asked if she was a child. I said she’s 10, but we were still charged for a child… that might have been because the server definitely noticed that she only ate mashed potatoes and mac n cheese.
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My daughter is pretty tall, and was so at age 9, and that actually benefited us at the Star Wars experience at the now-closed Void. You have to be 10 or older, but with her height, we were never questioned.
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