do i need to reserve a spot for my daughter that is under 3 years of age? i’ve already purchased and reserved park date for my wife and i. but didn’t see a tab to reserve my daughters spot.
so glad you have already lined up theme park tickets and theme park reservations for you and your wife. since your 2-year-old does not require theme park tickets, she also does not need theme park reservations. just to put your mind at ease, the disneyland link for theme park reservations says, “all guests (ages 3 and older) must have a valid ticket and a theme park reservation to the same park on the same date.” so for guests under age 3, they simply accompany you to the theme park you selected each day. now it totally makes sense why you couldn’t make theme park reservations for her!
you can't ignore your other child! that's going to cause your younger child to have serious problems later in life. tell your older daughter that you can't abandon your other daughter but that you still love her and want to solve this another way. No, since they did not write the law for you. What you need to look for is a Grandfather Clause that lets those who had it legally, get to keep it legally.   

  

Edit: No, TD, it is so the police can see the driver. my life at this precise moment has been alot better,i got a phone call at 5am this morning from my daughters friends mam (my daughter had gone camping with her friends family)saying that my daughter has been vomiting and isn't feeling very well and my daughter really wants to come home,so i got my mam to baby sit my 3 other children and i drove to wilson's promontory(4 hours drive from me)to get my daughter.i got there fine,but on my way back i vomited and had to pull over for an hour until i felt a bit better to drive.it took 6 hours to get home,as i had to keep pulling over to be sick.when i got home i couldn't wait to get to bed,but when i got home my 3 other children were all in bed vomiting and feeling just as sick,so at the moment i am on here trying to keep myself awake until my husband gets home from work so i can go straight to bed.(keep your fingers crossed for me that my husband doesn't come home sick as well and that every one is feeling better soon. sounds to me like your husband already chose you over them (which is why the two of you are still together and have a family), so why would he not do the same thing now? if he is considering going, then i would definitely remind him of the agreement that the two of you made. i know that it seems harsh, but a deal is a deal. how would he feel if the situations were reversed? my guess is that he'd have the same response as you are having now.

if his daughter wanted to see him, then she could have done it before now; since she hasn't, it seems to me like this is a convenient way to get some money out of him (while driving a further wedge between the two of you). also, it is not up to him to contribute to the wedding - in my mind, if a couple wants to get married, then it should be done on their own dime (and to hell with tradition). yes walk a few hundred feet to the bus station and you can catch one from there!
its all signed and the staff can help ask about return tickets they may be cheaper! cute. babies love to play outside, too, though. a blanket on the grass is awesome if you keep a close eye on them. or if you can watch closer to make sure they don't put sticks/grass/dirt/bugs in their mouth, let em crawl on the grass (pesticide free though). but if the tent is the safest way you feel comfortable having your baby outside, get them that fresh air. Yes, I do and so do my Daughters. 1) add a comment to your reservation that it a birthday is involved. 
2) email/call the gm or concierge and let them know Unfortunately, your question requires a lot of work and cannot be done for free.   
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