Do free children need to bring ID?

Children who are free of charge need to bring ID.

Documents are not required for public transportation, but documents are required for scenic spots. Children generally do not need to bring documents when taking a train, but only if they are accompanied by an adult, because according to relevant regulations, in principle, children cannot take a train alone and need to be accompanied by an adult with full capacity for civil conduct. Can. Therefore, when taking a train with children, adults need ID cards, but children do not need to show them.

In domestic travel, the ticket-free policy applies to children under 6 years old, while in international travel, the applicable age of the ticket-free policy may be different. When purchasing tickets, tourists need to show the certificates of children who are free of charge to the scenic area staff, such as birth certificates, household registration books, etc.

If children who are free of charge do not have ID, the scenic spot may require tourists to purchase children's tickets or purchase tickets at the price of adult tickets. Therefore, in order to avoid unnecessary trouble and expense, it is recommended that children with free tickets carry their documents during travel. In addition, for minors under the age of 18, it is recommended to carry a guardian's authorization letter during travel to prove their identity and guardianship when needed. All in all, carrying documents with you when traveling can make your trip smoother and more secure.

Things to note when traveling with children

1. It is mainly a safety issue. Children should not leave their parents' side. It is best to use a sling to hold the child in front or carry it on the back. When a child hears the rhythmic heartbeats of his father and mother, he will feel safe and not afraid. Since you are taking your children out to play, parents should not be afraid of getting tired.

2. In the car, be sure to remember not to let children’s hands extend out of the car window.

3. Prevent bumps and bruises. For example, there are handles on the back of each seat of a station wagon. If a child sits on his parents with his back to the parents when braking, the child may be hit on the forehead; If a child sits on his or her parents and faces the parents, the child may be knocked on the head.

4. Never let children walk back and forth in the car. First, it will affect other people, and second, it will affect the driver. He will be distracted and think about the impact of braking or accelerating on the child.

5. When traveling by car, children must have a safety seat to avoid sudden braking, turning the car, or the child accidentally falling out of the seat while asleep.

The above content refers to Baidu Encyclopedia-Children’s Tickets