180-day mark for ADRs

[kbmartin]

I have a really stupid question. I've been to WDW the past three years in a row, but I've never booked 180 days in advance. We're on the DDP this time, though, so I'm definitely going to be online as soon as I can be to make my ADRs. So... my question is: Can I make reservations for my entire trip (a 6-day trip) on the 180 day mark? Or do I need to make reservations day by day? TIA!

 

[Queen of the WDW Scene]

It's 180+10 days so yes you'll be able to make ADR's for your entire length of stay.

 

[HandsofReiki]

Only if you are onsite.

If offsite, each individual day.

Split stay, you have to call to get 180+10

 

[Meeko5]

If you are an onsite guest, then yes. You can make 180 + 10. If offsite, it's one day at a time.

 

[Queen of the WDW Scene]

OP has DDP so easy to tell they are onsite.

 

[APiratesLifeForMe2]

Only if you are onsite.

If offsite, each individual day.

Split stay, you have to call to get 180+10

We are split stay and were unsuccessful at getting ADR's for our second half of the trip. Frankly the person I spoke with seemed to have less access to the system than I did.

 

[Hopefully]

We are split stay and were unsuccessful at getting ADR's for our second half of the trip. Frankly the person I spoke with seemed to have less access to the system than I did.

Disney does not recognize "Split Stays ". That is an Internet term. You have 2 Distinct reservations
ADRs can be made for 180 days for Lenghth of Stay up to +10 nights.
For a Split Stay your Lenghth of Stay ends at check out of the 1st resort
What you experienced is correct.

 

[APiratesLifeForMe2]

Disney does not recognize "Split Stays ". That is an Internet term. You have 2 Distinct reservations
ADRs can be made for 180 days for Lenghth of Stay up to +10 nights.
For a Split Stay your Lenghth of Stay ends at check out of the 1st resort
What you experienced is correct.

Yes, I know. Was trying to clarify for previous poster that you can't just call to get the +10 for a split stay.