60+?

[finedice]

So my window opened this morning, and sure enough, the 60+ portion of the calendar opened for me as well. However, when using both the app and MDE, there were no reservations available for the + portion of the 60. Is this normal? - The 60 day before had plenty of availability, but I couldn't book anything past the 60 day mark.

 

[FCDub]

Are you staying at a Disney hotel? If so, is that stay linked to MDE?

 

[finedice]

We are at a linkable "other hotel" with reservations through Disney - one of the ones that gives full resort benies - reservation is linked and the calendar dates opened for us. (60+6), but when I check availability, "No times are available" (anywhere). I should be able to book...
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[Bjkandma]

You would think you could book any where. The problem is anyone who arrives 10 days before you already had access to your dates. In other words a person checking in at 55 days +10, already is in your booking time.

You can keep checking. As Disney increases capacity in the parks, more restaurants should open up.

 

[finedice]

You would think you could book any where. The problem is anyone who arrives 10 days before you already had access to your dates. In other words a person checking in at 55 days +10, already is in your booking time.

You can keep checking. As Disney increases capacity in the parks, more restaurants should open up.

Yes indeed. However, that is not the case here. I can find all kinds of reservations for the 60 day mark (Saturday) but NOTHING for the next 5 days... I mean - no availability anywhere - but the dates in the reservation calendar are all open for booking.

 

[epcotobsessed]

We are doing a split stay in July, Four Seasons and BC. I was only able to book one day at a time for the FS portion of our stay, so I called and the CM confirmed that only actual Disney properties are eligible for the 60+ ADR bookings. Even "partner" or "linkable" hotels booked through Disney do not qualify.

 

[dato63]

Just curious. Did it turn out to be a glitch? Were you able to make ADRs for the other days? Nothing at all being available makes no sense. Nothing you want, I get, but nothing at all available seems weird.

 

[dreamit]

Up until last night, I could make ADRs for 60+, but can now only make them up to 60 days. I am staying at a Disney resort. When I was looking to add a reservation last night, the website was glitchy and the app showed a notification that said something about updates being in progress and not all features were available. I wonder if that had something to do with it.

 

[finedice]

Just curious. Did it turn out to be a glitch? Were you able to make ADRs for the other days? Nothing at all being available makes no sense. Nothing you want, I get, but nothing at all available seems weird.

Yes, I ended up being able to do so affer a call with tech. What the previous poster said was true... it is only working for Dis properties, but I don't believe it is intentional. They set up a dumby reservation for me at CBR, allowed me to make ADRs and then deleted the ressie to CBR. Ironically it still wouldn't work through MDE, but did through the app.

 

[Chris Ehlers]

We are doing a split stay in July, Four Seasons and BC. I was only able to book one day at a time for the FS portion of our stay, so I called and the CM confirmed that only actual Disney properties are eligible for the 60+ ADR bookings. Even "partner" or "linkable" hotels booked through Disney do not qualify.

Split Stays are done @ 60 days for Stay one and 60 days for Stay two. Each stay is considered a new reservation and they are not combined

 

[epcotobsessed]

Split Stays are done @ 60 days for Stay one and 60 days for Stay two. Each stay is considered a new reservation and they are not combined

Correct, but OP is not at a Disney hotel, and therefore will have to book separately for each day they are at that hotel. That is the issue, not the split stay.

 

[Chris Ehlers]

Correct, but OP is not at a Disney hotel, and therefore will have to book separately for each day they are at that hotel. That is the issue, not the split stay.

Is it a Good Neighbor Hotel? If so then the same applies. If it’s not a GN Hotel then yes you are correct

 

[yorkieteacher]

We had a major glitch when we tried to book 60+ days. Our 7 day resort stay at YC was linked, but although our days were all "blue" on the first search restaurants page, they were "grayed" out when transferred to the individual restaurant page. On all our linked accounts, three different web browsers, and three different devices. So glitches with dining can be a real issue. Even tech couldn't fix it. After hours plus on hold with dining, we were able to salvage some reservations, although not all we wanted and certainly not at ideal times. We still don't know if this will happen on our next booking window. I will say, Disney gave us a nice gift card to compensate for the hours we spent and loss of being able to get the good ones.

 

[finedice]

Correct, but OP is not at a Disney hotel, and therefore will have to book separately for each day they are at that hotel. That is the issue, not the split stay.

Is it a Good Neighbor Hotel? If so then the same applies. If it’s not a GN Hotel then yes you are correct

It is a GN Hotel. So yes, 60+ should apply. When I got in touch with tech, this was recognized, and therefore they set up the dummy reservation for me. It also is correct that the system is not recognizing the GN hotels and only recognizing DIS hotel brands.

GN hotel guests receive almost all the same benefits as DIS hotels (except for free parking at parks and DME). This includes EMH and 60 day FP+ windows (when they offered those benefits).