Disney 1 night?

[Toryn]

Hi everybody sorry if this has been asked before but you know you can stay 1 night in universal and get 2 days of front of line passes .Well I was wondering if there is anything like that at Disney .Be grateful if anyone has an answer as we found the FOLP s really good this year .Thanks

 

[starrysky]

There is only the Fast Pass that you can get at Disney. You can get them as an onsite (staying at a Disney owned resort) or offsite hotel (non Disney hotel) If you are staying onsite and have park tickets linked to your reservation you can book up to three fast passes in advance. This is done via the My Disney Experience App. If you are offsite you can only get them once you are in the park you want to visit from the kiosks inside the park. Max pre bookable is 3 in one park but once you have used them you can get additional ones and they don't have to be for the same park. You would need the park hopper ticket if you wanted to go to another park in the same day.

Should also mention the Fast Pass is free unlike universal which you pay for if your not getting as part of a room/package booking.

 

[Toryn]

Thanks really helpful

 

[starrysky]

No problem I'm sure others can give you more detail if you need it but run a search on here about the Fast Pass + and it will give you lots of info

 

[Dimplenose]

You can book FP+ in advance if you are staying offsite as long as you link your tickets to MDE.

Onsite they can be booked 60 days in advance, offsite at 30 days in advance.

I'm not sure if booking one night on site will open up the 60 day window from that date onwards or if you will be limited to 60 days ahead for just the duration of your stay.

 

[wilma-bride]

If you are staying onsite and have park tickets linked to your reservation you can book up to three fast passes in advance. This is done via the My Disney Experience App. If you are offsite you can only get them once you are in the park you want to visit from the kiosks inside the park.

Actually, offsite FP+ can be booked online now - but only at 30 days out from each day of your visit

 

[chmurf]

Onsite guests also get EMH from check in to check out. So 2 days of EMH (if they're on those days) with 1 night, as long as you check in early enough.

but with 4 parks, doing one nighters is hardly convinient. It's more efficient at Universal where you get 2 days with express for 2 parks


the next Disney one nighter benefit would be to avoid parking fees for both days.
You still pay $20 per night at universal to park at their hotels, or $18 per day at the parks even if you stay onsite at their hotels.

one night at a Disney hotel would grant 2 days of free parking at the disney parks and hotel.

 

[starrysky]

Actually, offsite FP+ can be booked online now - but only at 30 days out from each day of your visit

Ah ok sorry OP I was not aware of this change

 

[stephensmum]

You would also be able to book adds+10.

 

[Chilly]

I'm not sure if booking one night on site will open up the 60 day window from that date onwards or if you will be limited to 60 days ahead for just the duration of your stay.

Apprantly you can book FP+ for the duration of your tickets as opposed to duration of your stay so some people are booking the cheapest possible Disney onsite accomadation (campsite) for one night to get the 60 day advantage but staying offsite.