Originally Posted By Brer Human My birthday will be in a few days and I am trying to register for my free Disneyland day at DisneyParks.com. I have an account there that I rarely use but when I logged in and tried to register for the free pass I got some sort of message about how I can't get it on my own and that I would have to get a parent or guardian to help me. I tried to find some sort of "My Account" thing to go to so I could make sure they have the correct year of my birth (and I'm quite sure that when I started the account that I entered it in correctly) but couldn't find anywhere to check. Anyways, I am flattered that the website thinks I am under 13 years of age but I'm really turning 40 in a few days. Any suggestions, anyone?
Originally Posted By Mickeyfan1 Don't worry about registering on the site. I don't believe it is a requirement. It just speeds up the process at the ticket window. Just go to any ticket window and show your valid ID with you birth date and they will process it there. Have a great time and Happy Birthday!
Originally Posted By Brer Human Well, yeah, I was sort of hoping to "speed up the process at the ticket window." But, I guess I'll do it without the online registration. Still wonder what is making them think I am under 13. Maybe they think anybody who WANTS to go to Disneyland must be under 13. Anyways, thanks for the birthday wish.
Originally Posted By Anacon Have you checked the personal information you entered in your account? Maybe there is a mistake there. Also, if you have an AP, you should update the bar code number that's on your current AP. The bar code number on your pass changes every year and needs to be updated just as often. If the above doesn't work, you can call them and maybe they can solve the problem. Good luck.
Originally Posted By danyoung I just did the at-the-park thing for my birthday in September in WDW, and it took no time at all. You have to go to the ticket counter on your birthday anyway, so the online registration thing is kinda bunk, IMO.
Originally Posted By SuperDry <<< the online registration thing is kinda bunk >>> ... not from a "collect as much information for future marketing purposes" point of view!
Originally Posted By Brer Human Well, part of what I'm saying is I haven't been able to find the "personal information" part of my account. I will probably just skip the whole online registration part anyway. And it seems like they are forcing me to...
Originally Posted By danyoung SuperDry, you're exactly right, and I believe that that is the only reason why the online registration exists - because you're more willing to give out extra personal information when sitting quietly in front of your computer than you would be at a ticket booth just a few steps away from a Disney park.
Originally Posted By BellesLibrarian Welcome to Club 40, Brer Human. I celebrated my 40th earlier this year at DL. Enjoy!!!