Reservations are 60 days out on a rolling basis, so you won't be able to book October until August. By then they may very well have more attractions, California residents are getting vaccinated at a very fast clip.
I would think they should let everyone buy tickets on the 12th, then try for reservations on the 15th. That would seem like a better way to not crash the ticketing system like ToD did. I only have one weekend I can go in the next two months - Memorial Day weekend, since I have VGC points to use up that would otherwise expire and I'm not flying down twice if I can't get reservations that weekend. This is one case where the logic of Disney is befuddling.
After you book it, there is a place in the drop down menu under “My DIsneyland” that says “my hotel reservations”. If you click there, it’ll let you add it by name/confirmation number.
One would hope but there are a lot of us having that same problem with the tickets.
The verbiage they're using makes it sound like it'll all be on the website - that the app will likely just direct you there.
Oh, no !!!!! Not Buzz ! Hopefully it will open soon.
I have the same issue. I chatted with a cast member who told me this:
Nobody can say for sure yet, but the wording they've put out thus far suggests that they're just going to do what the other parks are doing and make you check a box where you confirm that you're a CA resident and that you know you have to be a CA resident to get in. They might not block you, per se.
I didn’t mean reduced specifically for legacies. I meant that they may offer multi-day tix to accommodate folks that used to visit the park often - at least once a week. For example, it’s my hope that they’ll offer a ten-day ticket. The price would be reduced because guests would pay up front and in bulk. Just as with APs, we didn’t pay standard one-day prices for 50-100 visits. I saw something earlier today that suggested such an offering. In any case, we’ll know by Friday
They added the ability to do this a couple of weeks ago.
