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Post by msbrandymichelle on Jun 7, 2010 11:48:37 GMT -5
I'm in a panic! I'm bringing 2 kiddos who are young enough to be free this year. My oldest daughter will be too old to get in free as of next month. But for this week, she's young enough to get in free (yippee!)!
I was worried about us getting there & them wanting proof of age, so I wrote Bonnaroo & they said a birth certificate could be helpful, but that we shouldn't have a problem really.
But, now I cannot find my oldest's birth certificate!!! Of course, I can find my youngest's, but not my oldest's & it would be A LOT of work & travel to get a copy from the state in time.
So, if you've brought young kids, do you think I should worry? Should I make the drive to get a copy? I can print out her last report card, but it doesn't show a birth date, just a grade. She may look borderline since she's sooooo close to her next birthday (July 16th), but I'm not rolling in w/ a 13 year old...
(Sorry if there was another post w/ something related. I couldn't find anything.)
I don't think it will be a problem. Just tell them how old she is. The last thing they are going to do is fight about whether or not a kid is 7 when there is a sea of cars waiting to get in.
I think you'll be fine. Like karen said, the volunteers aren't going to be kid nazis or anything.
I also would like to say, I had no idea what this title meant at first. I was thinking "Young Kids? Free Crisis!" and then "Young Kids Free. Crisis" like they were causing havoc and you were giving them away for free. All is well now, however, haha.
I'm in a panic! I'm bringing 2 kiddos who are young enough to be free this year. My oldest daughter will be too old to get in free as of next month. But for this week, she's young enough to get in free (yippee!)!
I was worried about us getting there & them wanting proof of age, so I wrote Bonnaroo & they said a birth certificate could be helpful, but that we shouldn't have a problem really.
But, now I cannot find my oldest's birth certificate!!! Of course, I can find my youngest's, but not my oldest's & it would be A LOT of work & travel to get a copy from the state in time.
So, if you've brought young kids, do you think I should worry? Should I make the drive to get a copy? I can print out her last report card, but it doesn't show a birth date, just a grade. She may look borderline since she's sooooo close to her next birthday (July 16th), but I'm not rolling in w/ a 13 year old...
(Sorry if there was another post w/ something related. I couldn't find anything.)
They will not ask for a birth certificate. Tell them how old the kids are at the booth. Just make double triple and quadruple sure that you get directed to Family Camp. Tell the people at the booth that you want family camp, then tell every single person directing traffic that you are bound for Family Camp.
Some of the people parking cars don't know how to direct someone to Family Camp, so you need to do everything to make sure you don't get parked far away, because you could end up a mile from Centeroo. If they point you in a direction, confirm by asking 'Is that the way to Family Camp?'. If they look like they don't know what they're doin and keep pointing, ask the next guy you see. Ask twice.
I guess that was the long answer. It's late and my clown costume won't fit in my suitcase. Have a safe trip and we hope to see the kiddos at Kidz Jam!
It's late and my clown costume won't fit in my suitcase. Have a safe trip and we hope to see the kiddos at Kidz Jam!