How do I share my kids on Disney experience?

Sign in to your account and click on the “My Family & Friends” List tab. Tap “+Add a Guest” and select an option. If they are on your reservation, enter the reservation number and the Last Name of the Guest on the reservation, or you can enter their full name, age, and email address.



To share or manage children's profiles on the My Disney Experience app, the primary account holder (usually the parent who created the profiles) must use the "Family & Friends List" feature. If you want another adult—such as a spouse or grandparent—to be able to make plans, book Lightning Lanes, or see the kids' photo passes, you must first connect with that adult on your own Family & Friends list. Once connected, you can go to the "Manage" section of the child's profile and select "Share My Family & Friends List" or specifically grant the other adult permission to "view and make plans" for the child. It is crucial to remember that children under 13 cannot have their own MyDisney accounts; their profiles must be managed by an adult. If you accidentally create "duplicate" profiles for a child, it can cause major issues with ticket linking and reservations, so it is always best to "invite" another user to share your existing child profile rather than having them create a new one on their own device.

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A: In the Family & Friends section of My Disney Experience, you can create a profile for a child under age 13 simply by entering the name and age. The person who creates a child's profile will manage the profile and all the plans for that child.

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Make sure that both of you have your own My Disney Experience accounts, have downloaded the My Disney Experience mobile app, and have connected with each other (ensuring that you are sharing plans). This will allow both of you to make reservations from your individual devices and accounts for your travel party.

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While account sharing is not allowed by Disney, that doesn't mean you aren't allowed to set up separate profiles inside of your household. Your home can use the same account and share it across separate user profiles. Being able to stream across four devices at once substantially helps.

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To add a new Guest to your Family and Friends list in the My Disney Experience mobile app, complete the following steps:
  1. Click the three small lines at the bottom right of the home screen.
  2. Scroll down and click My Profile.
  3. Click the Family and Friends List tab.
  4. Click Add a Guest.


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Make sure that both of you have your own My Disney Experience accounts, have downloaded the My Disney Experience mobile app, and have connected with each other (ensuring that you are sharing plans). This will allow both of you to make reservations from your individual devices and accounts for your travel party.

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On your device, go to My Profile and choose Family & Friends List at the top. Scroll to the bottom of your list and select Add a Guest and then Scan their linking code. You'll be able to use your phone's camera to scan your wife's linking code. Once she accepts the invitation to connect, you should be all set.

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On your device, go to My Profile and choose Family & Friends List at the top. Scroll to the bottom of your list and select Add a Guest and then Scan their linking code. You'll be able to use your phone's camera to scan your wife's linking code. Once she accepts the invitation to connect, you should be all set.

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Each person in your family does not need a separate My Disney Experience account but should be included on your account for easy planning. If you need to add your spouse or kids, sign into your My Disney Experience account. Choose Family & Friends then go to the bottom where you have the option to Add a Guest.

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To share your plans, find their name on your “My Family & Friends” list and click “Update” next to their name. You can select how you want to share your plans and photos with this person. Be sure to save your options. Both of you need to share plans with each other.

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Disney+ will start cracking down on password sharing, following Netflix's lead. The company plans to implement restrictions on sharing outside of households. CEO Bob Iger has been discussing solutions for shared accounts and emphasized that Disney can track user logins.

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Frequently Asked Questions It is not recommended to have more than one Disney Account. Please note that it is not possible to merge Disney Accounts, so we advise you to use only the one you created using your preferred e-mail address.

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Spouses/domestic partners may use their Spouse/Domestic Partner Pass to admit Guests into the parks with or without the presence of the Employee or Retiree. Spouses/domestic partners may not admit themselves into an eligible Disney Theme Park after the Employee or Retiree has already entered the park with Guest(s).

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