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We are traveling with another family in Oct. 2 of their 3 kids is under age 3. The older of the 2 will be turning 3 a month after our trip. Because he is a tall child etc for his age will WDW question his credibility & have us purchase a pass for him. What happens in this type of situation when entering the park turnstiles etc. He will more than likely be in a double stroller with the younger child.
Children under 3 are free regardless of height, weight or hair color. Disney employees are not there to give guest a hard time on exact age of their kids. I'm sure the little one still knows to hold up two fingers!:mickey:
I really can't imagine anyone ever questioning - that would be so rude! -but I suppose you could carry a photo-copy of his birth certificate just in case. But I do recall that when we went with my nine year old, we never had to present any kind of PROOF of her age at any time. I remember that because I have a tiny older daughter who was 15 at the time and we were joking she could have passed for the child's rate.
Both of my boys are very tall for their age and I've never been asked, but I also have also carried a copy of their birth certificates just in case. I wouldn't worry about it too much.