180+10 is really 180+length of your reservation, right?

[CarolynFH]

DH and I have a BWV studio reserved for Jan.3. The rest of our family arrives Jan. 4 for a week in a GV (yay!!). July 7 is 180 day mark for the Jan. 3 arrival. Can I make ADRs for 180+10 from that date, or only for Jan. 3 & 4 since we check out of that room on Jan. 4? In other words, will we have to wait until July 8 to make ADRs for the GV week that starts Jan. 4?

TIA!

 

[rlovew]

DH and I have a BWV studio reserved for Jan.3. The rest of our family arrives Jan. 4 for a week in a GV (yay!!). July 7 is 180 day mark for the Jan. 3 arrival. Can I make ADRs for 180+10 from that date, or only for Jan. 3 & 4 since we check out of that room on Jan. 4? In other words, will we have to wait until July 8 to make ADRs for the GV week that starts Jan. 4?

TIA!

You will be able to make reservation until your 1st checkout date. Even though you consider yourself to be on 1 trip- each time you check out Disney thinks you are on a different trip. You have your thoughts correct on the matter.

 

[justcruisin]

I was able to book for +10 even though we only have a confirmed reservation for +2 and then are waitlisted until +5.

Even had to call to book Tea Room during the waitlisted period and at first the woman said it couldn't be done but I told her I booked BOG online for the day I wanted the TR. She actually tried to book TR and it worked (at first she was just telling me what she "knew" without trying to book it)

Similar to a split reservation where you should be able to book +10 from the initial check-in date.

 

[xbatman]

Both last year and this year I had a room only res. and then a package res. Both times I could make all my res. when the window opened for the first res. I made them all online.

 

[Tropics]

You can make ADRs for the full 10 days past your first check-in. We're doing a split stay in December and I was able to make reservations for our entire 8 day stay on the 180 day from my first check-in.