If you are over 1.5 meters tall but have bought a child ticket, you can do the following:
First of all, you need to understand the rules for child tickets in the mode of transportation or occasion you are purchasing. Generally speaking, child tickets are discounted fares for children up to 1.5 meters tall. If you are more than 1.5 meters tall, you should buy a ** ticket according to the regulations.
If you have already purchased a child ticket, you can try to contact the ticket seller or the relevant agency to explain the situation and ask if you can pay the difference in price or get a refund. If you can make up the difference in price or get a refund, just follow the requirements.
If you are unable to pay the difference in fare or get a refund, you need to check the rules of the mode of transport or occasion to see if you can make up the fare on the bus or at the exit gate. In general, if you need to replace your ticket, you may need to pay a handling fee.
In addition, in order to avoid similar situations from happening again, it is recommended to read the relevant regulations carefully before purchasing a ticket, and understand the specific regulations on the type of ticket, height, age, etc. of the vehicle or occasion purchased. At the same time, you can also measure your height in advance so that you can make the right choice when buying tickets.
In short, if you find that you have bought a child ticket, you should take measures to solve the problem in time. Don't take chances or feel troublesome and let it go, so as not to cause unnecessary trouble and loss.