Fred, could your daughter be mistaken for, say, an 18 year old?

If not, then no.

16 is the age and yes most young teens do

Many kids use a young persons bus pass. They cost a few quid and can be applied for using a passport or birth certificate at the bus station. You would need a passport photo.

My kids have used them in order to claim the child rates on bus journeys, but they come in use for other things - like the cinema - as proof of age.

Are people actually moaning about this??

In 1947 my mate manned one of the turnstiles and I would go down to Belle Vue early and he would let me crawl under the turnstiles

scanner? photocopy? just a thought

Bus pass is a good one.

Kids move heaven and earth to get fake id to get in pubs, i'm sure they'll be able to get something legit to prove that they are really only kids if they have to.
Best not to get them mixed up though!!!!

I read a story recently about a pensioner in the US who contacted a dept store to admit that when he worked there decades prior, he had nicked some money out of the till; he said it had preyed on his mind ever since, so he wrote to them and returned the money.

Perhaps you should do that, to ameliorate your guilty conscience?

Yeah, my point being that if you don't look like you "fit" the concession (i.e. looking 18 when you are 15), be prepared to prove your eligibility.

They are available, almost without exception, in the con club. A regular source of supply and a regular band of customers waiting for them (not to mention the shirts, if that "scam" is still going on).

Good move, more money in the coffers.

Have seen complimentary tickets being sold before games. Should be clamped down on.