Be careful booking FP+ During MVVCP. FYI

[Monorail_Man_NJ]

The system just let me book a FP+ reservation before the party starts in the 4:00pm - 6pm range.

I just spoke with Disney and she informed me that the system is considering this a LOOPHOLE and some people will be forced to change or risk losing anothers day FP+ day if they dont call within 24 hours of notification. Just an FYI

She said right now its about a 50% chance it will go through and not be caught by system.

 

[kmb584]

The system just let me book a FP+ reservation before the party starts in the 4:00pm - 6pm range.

I just spoke with Disney and she informed me that the system is considering this a LOOPHOLE and some people will be forced to change or risk losing anothers day FP+ day if they dont call within 24 hours of notification. Just an FYI

She said right now its about a 50% chance it will go through and not be caught by system.

Yep. What it's been doing is canceling the last day of booked FP+ as the system isn't recognizing the MVMCP ticket as being valid for FP+ selections!

 

[LinnyNad]

Huh??
24 hours notification of what?

 

[Kaytie]

Notification = Disney contacting the guest to advise of potential FP cancellation when using this loophole.

 

[Monorail_Man_NJ]

Another words lets say you have a 2 day ticket. Book 2 parks using all 3 FP's. The system is letting people book between 4-6 for the party. If it flags you it will notify you to change your FP. If not then 1 of your days will be erased (last day)

 

[Monorail_Man_NJ]

Even though technically you can do that. Even reservations has confirmed it. MDE will not see the MVMVP an an actual ticket and thus will try to cancel your last day thinking you dont have a ticket for that day.

 

[paradesintherain]

So if I haven't been notified then I should be fine with the last day of tickets? Confusing

 

[Lynne M]

Moving this to the Theme Parks board.

 

[hiroMYhero]

Here's the thread regarding booking FPs with Party Tickets:
MVMCP and Scheduling FP+ (4-6pm)

Closing so the complicated info is explained in one thread.