60 days plus 10

[Bramo]

Hi all, we are staying off site this time due to the price difference however I’ve noticed a lot of places have no availability at the 60 day mark. If we book a 1 night stay on our first night in a Disney hotel, will that give us the 60 days plus 10 for getting reservations?

 

[grubens]

No. A Disney hotel reservation entitles you to reserve for length of stay, up to 10 days. A one day reservation will only allowing booking 60 days in advance of check-in day until check out day. Your would need a 10 day reservation.

 

[JKMastalski]

Hi there - unfortunately it would only give you the one night's chance to book.

 

[Marionnette]

Hi all, we are staying off site this time due to the price difference however I’ve noticed a lot of places have no availability at the 60 day mark. If we book a 1 night stay on our first night in a Disney hotel, will that give us the 60 days plus 10 for getting reservations?

Are you talking about ADRs? That answer would be No. Disney closed that loophole long before COVID hit.

 

[Bramo]

Cool thanks for getting back to me, I remember it used to be a loophole with FP and they closed that but ADR was still an option, didn’t realise they had closed that too now but it makes sense. Just going to have to refresh like mad when 11am hits

 

[Stacybaeasm]

Why 11am? I believe dining ADRs open at 6am Eastern Time.

 

[scrappinginontario]

Closing thread. Answer has been provided.

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