180 + 10?

[tara32]

hi, not sure what I'm doing wrong. I am
Booked nov 28- dec 8. Tried to make an adr today as it said on this site for on-site it was 180 + 10 but it's only showing me up to nov 22. I am logged in and my hotel is linked.

What am
I doing wrong?

 

[supersnoop]

What am
I doing wrong?

You're trying to book to far in advance. You still have to wait for 180 days before you can book. The +10 is forward from there.

 

[tara32]

Oh so it's 170+ 10?'
Thank Goodness I was feeling so behind. I only just researched the logistics of which park which day which needs to be planned before the ADRs, so I was going to wing it. Still have more time to prepare.

Disney planning takes so many hours and Dh does not realize the work that goes into it!

 

[foohpah]

No it is 180 + 10. 180 days from now is November 22nd. You need to wait 6 more days until you can start booking.

 

[supersnoop]

Oh so it's 170+ 10?

No. 180+10 does not equal 190.
You can start booking your dining at 180 days out from the start of your on-site reservation. At that point in time, you can book up to 10 days into your reservation.

Really, it's 180+[length of reservation], if that makes more sense.

 

[joannamet]

I didn't get it either so you're not alone.

 

[tara32]

Oh ok Supersnoop I got it now.

I had thought that once you were at your 180 days out, you could book your length of stay . Not just your first 10 days. However, my stay is only 10 days so I guess I'm covered anyway

 

[immortalxkiss]

I was totally confused about how that worked too.. so you aren't alone LOL

 

[A W Reezy]

No. 180+10 does not equal 190.
You can start booking your dining at 180 days out from the start of your on-site reservation. At that point in time, you can book up to 10 days into your reservation.

Really, it's 180+[length of reservation], if that makes more sense.

This is a great "Explain it like I'm 5" response. I never understood the whole "180+10" until now. Thanks!

 

[msb578]

Oh ok Supersnoop I got it now.

I had thought that once you were at your 180 days out, you could book your length of stay . Not just your first 10 days. However, my stay is only 10 days so I guess I'm covered anyway

Not to be confused with FP+, which is bookable for your entire length of stay (provided you have tickets for every day). Unless you have an AP, in which case... I forget what happens...

My point is, there's a lot of confusing things to try to remember

 

[disneypofq05]

Thanks so much for posting this questions. I was wondering the same thing. Supersnoop you made it so easy to understand.

 

[immortalxkiss]

Yes, so with FP - when are you able to get that all booked? I'm going to the parks on one day, December 11th but checking into the resort on December 10th. I would need FP for the 11th.

 

[5kidsmommy]

Yes, so with FP - when are you able to get that all booked? I'm going to the parks on one day, December 11th but checking into the resort on December 10th. I would need FP for the 11th.

If you are staying onsite you can book your FP+ 60 days out, if you are staying offsite it's 30 days out.

 

[msb578]

If you are staying onsite you can book your FP+ 60 days out, if you are staying offsite it's 30 days out.

Yes, and in the PP's case it's 60 days prior to check-in date, since onsite guests can book for the length of stay.

30 days is 30 from each individual park day.

 

[immortalxkiss]

Okay, so 60 days prior to our December 10th check in - is when we can start reserving FP; thank you!!