Photo ID required??

Hi,

I haven't been for a couple of years but I have read that Disney and
Universal appear to require Photo ID for entry as well as tickets now.

Being a UK ctizen, we tend not to have photo ID except for passports
which I don't like carrying around with me for obvious reasons.

Can anyone confirm if Photo ID is actually required at either park.

Regards

Malc

>
> One possible solution that would solve the entire thing is you could
> photocopy your passport. This would give a photo (Black and white) and
> your name. I would expect this to be good enough (once again a current CM
> may be able to confirm).
>
> Randy
>

I haven't had a passport for over a decade; however, aren't the photos
in color? So why couldn't his photocopy be color???

-Fizzie
Proud owner of a color copier : )

"FIZZIE" <BLUEFROGBOOGIE@> wrote in message
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>
> >
> > One possible solution that would solve the entire thing is you could
> > photocopy your passport. This would give a photo (Black and white) and
> > your name. I would expect this to be good enough (once again a current
CM
> > may be able to confirm).
> >
> > Randy
> >
>
> I haven't had a passport for over a decade; however, aren't the photos
> in color? So why couldn't his photocopy be color???
>
> -Fizzie
> Proud owner of a color copier : )

Yes, passport photos are in color. However, your proud ownership aside <g>,
its still generally quicker and more accessible to find a b&w copier to
use -- I'm guessing that's what Randy was thinking.

Whether the copy is b& w or color really doesn't change the fact that it is
still just a copy, and it will be up to the CM in charge at the time to
decide what he/she will accept or not accept. That being said, I concur
with Randy's advice. During our trip in September, we were asked for id
once in 4 days, but it was still needed that one time.

FWIW,

Kathy

Malc wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I haven't been for a couple of years but I have read that Disney and
> Universal appear to require Photo ID for entry as well as tickets now.
>
> Being a UK ctizen, we tend not to have photo ID except for passports
> which I don't like carrying around with me for obvious reasons.
>
> Can anyone confirm if Photo ID is actually required at either park.
>
> Regards
>
> Malc

All,

thanks for the answers - I think a quick copy of the photo pages of our
Passports should d it - good idea! I'll scan them before we go .