You're not really checking in, you are preregistering. You are taking care of some of the paperwork before you arrive. So one possible advantage is that the check in process once you arrive should be quicker because your packet will be printed up already.
Another possible advantage is that during online check in, you inform them what time you expect to arrive. If you are arriving prior to official check in time, 3PM, and you don't have any room requests you have a better chance of your room being ready upon arrival.
You're not really checking in, you are preregistering. You are taking care of some of the paperwork before you arrive. So one possible advantage is that the check in process once you arrive should be quicker because your packet will be printed up already.
Another possible advantage is that during online check in, you inform them what time you expect to arrive. If you are arriving prior to official check in time, 3PM, and you don't have any room requests you have a better chance of your room being ready upon arrival.
Well that is the philosophy behind it but never works for us-our room is never ready in all our trips.
Linda
Less time waiting in line for you, fewer CM's to pay for Disney. Or at least that is how I understand it. Why you do it so far in advance, I'm not sure.
If you are 'checked in' online, can you still cancel your trip up to 5 days before without penalty? Just wondering...
most times our room was ready. only once was it not ready, but it was only about 30 minutes later that we got a text. we stayed at POFQ that time. our requests were honored with little problems. 60 days v 10 days? not sure of the advantages, but I sure do like planning!!!!