silly question about amusement parks

mrs-rogers · February 2012

We want to go to six flags marine world next month and I saw that 2 and under are free. So does that mean 24months and under ? if she is 2 and a few months would they let her in free. I would think 2 and under is as long as you havent turned 3 yet.

mbgreenwalt · February 2012

To me that means after the second birthday you pay for admission.

Crossingfingers · February 2012

I would say that your child is free until they turn three. My LO doesn't turn 3 until April, so until then, he is still a 2 year old. Two year olds and under are free..

JNBrickey · February 2012

I'm about 100% positive the whole age of two is free. Two and under is free, not under two.

Also, our friends took their three year old to an amusement park where three and under were free - he got in free.

mbgreenwalt · February 2012

I'm going to have to call Ticketmaster now. We want to take DD to Disney on Ice and they don't require a ticket for 2 and under. That will save us $42!

wheelsonthebus · February 2012

Crossingfingers:

I would say that your child is free until they turn three. My LO doesn't turn 3 until April, so until then, he is still a 2 year old. Two year olds and under are free..

Yes, I would take that to mean two and under is free. They probably won't be asking for a birth certificate either. ;-)

veggiechick120 · February 2012

i know some places dont check. like Sesame Place in PA. dd was 2 when we went and nobody challenged us or said anything about her age.

MomLovesWine · February 2012

If they are free at 2 and under, and not under 2 are free, then you shouldn't have to buy a ticket until they turn 3. To know for sure, look at their ticket prices. The child's ticket should have the ages (like 3-11).

JENandJEH · February 2012

mbgreenwalt:
I'm going to have to call Ticketmaster now. We want to take DD to Disney on Ice and they don't require a ticket for 2 and under. That will save us $42!

Just be aware that this probably means she won't get her own seat but will be free if she sits on your lap! When we purchased tickets through Ticketmaster for YoGabbaGabba! Live that's what they explained to me.

mbgreenwalt · February 2012

JENandJEH:
mbgreenwalt:
I'm going to have to call Ticketmaster now. We want to take DD to Disney on Ice and they don't require a ticket for 2 and under. That will save us $42!

Just be aware that this probably means she won't get her own seat but will be free if she sits on your lap! When we purchased tickets through Ticketmaster for YoGabbaGabba! Live that's what they explained to me.

Yeah, I figured that. I'll be her seat to save $42 though!

MomLovesWine · February 2012

JENandJEH:
mbgreenwalt:
I'm going to have to call Ticketmaster now. We want to take DD to Disney on Ice and they don't require a ticket for 2 and under. That will save us $42!

Just be aware that this probably means she won't get her own seat but will be free if she sits on your lap! When we purchased tickets through Ticketmaster for YoGabbaGabba! Live that's what they explained to me.

Man, I wish we could have done that! Everyone over age 1 had to have a ticket when we went and DS never sat in his seat.