Bad Info from Disney on park reservations.

[FeistyDisneyMom]

They do not. It is strictly a 60 day in advance release for each day, and it doesn't always end up releasing exactly 60 days out.

 

[xipotec]

Just as a future FYI.
Park reservations opened automatically for me today.

Apparently it is based on the window of use for the ticket.

Ticket is good for a certain time frame from the purchase date. It opened today since my ticket was goo for any 10 days from August 1ST.

BUT, it will only allow me to book that first day. So I will either have to wait till Friday to book all days , or book a day at a time as they window progresses.

 

[lalasmama]

BUT, it will only allow me to book that first day. So I will either have to wait till Friday to book all days , or book a day at a time as they window progresses.

Yep, that's how it's done here at DLR. Day by day. Just one more way DLR is different from WDW.

 

[xipotec]

Yep, that's how it's done here at DLR. Day by day. Just one more way DLR is different from WDW.

I actually kinda like that, as it gives people a chance if they had to work or something one day the adrs go live.

what I cannot comprehend is the random drops of the adrs.

 

[katyringo]

I know everyone already chimed in but I also found this confusing when I booked and luckily had a really nice CM who talked me through it. This is a picture of my app. Where it says reservations - according to the nice CM a button will show up June 9th when we get 120 days away from our first day.

The 4 days the cm you spoke to is referring to is your e-travel package.. it's when the actually tickets and things will show up but you can Absolutely make reservations before that.