Honestly, I feel like since this system is so new, no one there even knows the logistics of it. So many CM's were misinformed regarding resort changes due to closures and some even still are. I'm sure it's a 14 day total, including the 3 AP days, and if you hold any more than 14, you have to modify them before the extra are automatically dropped off. That's just my view on it. I have 8 days currently booked through resort reservations and I saw this morning that I can do 3 more in the system as an AP.
Unfortunately, you can currently only hold 3 park reservations at any given time as an AP, unless you have a resort reservation (however, this is conflicting information given in this area as well).
The way you described your plans in the above post. Yes, your pass cannot be used until October unless you cancel those park days to use in September. The worth of this or lack there of... that's up to you.
It's just the policy for now. If you want any additional days, you have to make a resort reservation. It doesn't make much sense for local AP's, but I'm sure this is just a way to make up for lost revenue because onsite ticketholders/AP's can hold up to 14 days at a time.
I think they brought out the random number generator again to determine how many off site park reservations an AP user can obtain.
So, Disney changed the rules on a stated standard we both agreed to when I purchased the pass?
The governor always said that theme parks can have the go-ahead to open after submitting reopening plans when we're in Phase 2. However, he stated yesterday that we're not going into Phase 3 for a while. I don't see a formal executive order to revert back to Phase 1, but local municipalities are becoming more strict (ex. Orange County amongst other counties making masks/facial coverings mandatory whereas before it was sort of a "do your part to slow the spread and wear a mask" but not required). We're still also at 50% max. capacity for restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues and will be for a long time.
