Calendar for 60 day ADR?

[dmc6469]

I recall last year finding a Disney website that printed out a calendar for your month and had the dates for everyday that you had to book stuff: 30 day FP+, 60 day FP+, ADR, etc. but I can’t find that website and of course I only printed out the month that I want and didn’t bother saving the website. I want to calendar all the dates that we will need for later this year. Sound familiar to anyone?

 

[Hopefully]

You make ADR' 180 days ahead not 60. Lots will already be booked if you wait til 60 days. FP+ are booked 60! Days in advance if you are staying on site and 30 days in advance if you do not have a resort reservation.
The website is. Www.pscalculator.net

Good Luck

 

[RafikiTiki21]

I don't know the site you speak of, but you can do this in MS Excel.

In one cell, enter the trip arrival date in full form-- i.e. April 1, 2016.

In another cell, enter "= (select date cell) - 60" and repeat the same for 180. It will calculate the dates you need to know based on # of days from arrival.

On our trip last year, Disney sent a cute Dumbo magnet with key dates with the welcome packet. Not included this year though.

 

[_auroraborealis_]

I don't know the site you speak of, but you can do this in MS Excel.

In one cell, enter the trip arrival date in full form-- i.e. April 1, 2016.

In another cell, enter "= (select date cell) - 60" and repeat the same for 180. It will calculate the dates you need to know based on # of days from arrival.

On our trip last year, Disney sent a cute Dumbo magnet with key dates with the welcome packet. Not included this year though.

I got the magnet this year on a room-only reservation...

 

[soniam]

This is what I use. Remember it's from when you check into the hotel, not necessarily your first park day, if you are staying onsite.

http://pscalculator.net/pscalc.php