180 +10 questions

[KEVD]

Two questions:

1. Does the 180 +10 for on-site guests mean that you can make ADRs 190 days in advance if staying on prop? Seems like a silly question but, if this is the case, I'm confused as to why they don't just call it "190". Anyway, onto my next question...

2. If I understand coorrectly, when you stay on WDW property, you can take advantage of the on-site benefits starting 7a on check-in day through 11:59p on check-out day. So does this mean that for both our check-in and check-out days we can make ADRs 180 +10 (190 days) in advance?

 

[supersnoop]

No. Everyone starts at 180 days. On site guests can make reservations for the length of their reservation at that point, since Disney knows how long you'll be there.

 

[lajspeech]

Hey, Lemme see if I can make it clearer. If you weren't staying on property and had a 7 night vacation planned, you would need to call 180 days form your first day to make resi's for that day, then 180 days fro your second day to make resi's for THAT day, then 180 days from your 3rd day to make resi's for that day… Essentially you would have to call every morning at 7am for 7 days. But if you are staying on property when you are 180 days from your CHECK IN day you can make resis for that day AND (as a courtesy) you can also book them at that time for then next 10 days. If you are staying 11+ days you will need to call 180 days from your 11th day, then again for your 12th day etc. Thats why its called 180 +10.