Dumb question about FPs

[Scooter2376]

I think I know the answer, but I'm a Nervous Nelly vacation planner and want to make sure I haven't screwed anything up.

I booked our resort through Disney, but bought our tickets through Undercover Tourist. When I linked my tickets to my account, MDE is allowing me to book FPs 30 days from today. Do I need to do anything else to link my Undercover Tourist tickets to my resort reservation or will my 60 day FP window appear automatically once I'm 60 days out from check-in?

I know this is a dumb question, but I just don't want to be sitting at my computer at 7:00 am on FP day only to realize then that there was something else I was supposed to do. Thank you for helping a Disney amateur!

 

[Robo]

I booked our resort through Disney, but bought our tickets through Undercover Tourist. When I linked my tickets to my account, MDE is allowing me to book FPs 30 days from today.
1. Do I need to do anything else to link my Undercover Tourist tickets to my resort reservation
2. or will my 60 day FP window appear automatically once I'm 60 days out from check-in?

1. Nope.
2. You're all set.

 

[Scooter2376]

Thank you, thank you! I thought that was right, but got a little paranoid when I saw that I had a 30 day window from today that somehow MDE did not associate my tickets with my resort reservation.

 

[mesaboy2]

From the FP FAQ Booking Windows post:

For onsite guests with a room-only reservation, the 60-day prebooking window will not appear until the 60-day mark, assuming valid tickets are attached to the account. Before this point only a 30-day window (from the current day) will be active, again assuming valid tickets are attached to the account. It is possible to practice booking FPs using this 30-day window.

 

[Robo]

PDRS

 

[Queen of the WDW Scene]

When your 60 day window opens it will work.
Nothing else you need to do once the tickets are linked.