Daughter turning 3/Magic Key

[loungefly97]

Has anyone else come across this problem? We are a family of 4. My wife, my son (5), and I have Dream Keys. But it won’t be long before our daughter is no longer free. The Dream Key is sold out. Does Disney account for this?

It’s not as if anything changes. She’s already coming so we are already a group of 4. Does Disney really expect us to buy a lesser pass which makes our Dream Key availability useless? Do they expect us to either leave her at home or buy day tickets?

Any advice?

[BigThunda]

"She turns 3 next week." is what I would say until they release more Dream Keys. With all the new nickel & diming they've been doing, I think they'll be fine.

[loungefly97]

"She turns 3 next week." is what I would say until they release more Dream Keys. With all the new nickel & diming they've been doing, I think they'll be fine.

Yeah, I get that. I am sure no one does it at exactly 3. But at a certain point you can't pretend any longer and who knows when they will open up more Keys.

[Bearcats2]

Guess we all will just have to wait and see?

[WaltDisney'sAlec]

Just continue to pass her off as two. They're not checking.

If you actually want to get your daughter her own Magic Key, go to the ticket booth and talk to the CMs. I think they allow for selling additional Magic Keys if you add a member to the family (or in this case she turns ticket-buying age)

[greenalfonzo]

Buy day tickets. Averaged out with your other passes, you are still getting a great deal on a day at Disneyland.

[jbapples]

Then she will be 3 until they start selling new magic keys or my passes expire. lol

[stovk]

Considering all the other rules and regulations they don't enforce, you'll probably be fine.