Fast Passes with Annual Pass for 2 Trips

[Fantasy2013]

We have annual passes and I understand that with an annual pass I can book FP+ 30 days in advance for a total of 7 days if I'm not staying on property and 60 days if staying on property (for length of stay up to 14 days). We might go to WDW at the end of February for a few days (not staying on property). I have booked my FPs already. Here's my question: we also have reservations to stay on property mid-April. My 60 days will be mid-Feb. Will I be able to book those FPs even though I haven't used the ones for end of February yet? Has anyone done this? TIA

 

[SaintsManiac]

We have annual passes and I understand that with an annual pass I can book FP+ 30 days in advance for a total of 7 days if I'm not staying on property and 60 days if staying on property (for length of stay up to 14 days). We might go to WDW at the end of February for a few days (not staying on property). I have booked my FPs already. Here's my question: we also have reservations to stay on property mid-April. My 60 days will be mid-Feb. Will I be able to book those FPs even though I haven't used the ones for end of February yet? Has anyone done this? TIA

Yes. Just did this for mid November and mid January trips. Check the FP FAQ thread at the top of this page for more details.

 

[hiroMYhero]

Will I be able to book those FPs even though I haven't used the ones for end of February yet?

You can but the FP system will max you out at 7 total days of FPs.

# of offsite park days + some of your onsite park days = 7 days of FPs.

 

[supersnoop]

How many days are in each trip? You’ll be able to book fast passes for either 7 days or the length of your onsite reservation, whichever is greater.

If your trips are each four days for a total of eight, you’ll only be allowed to book fp for seven days.

 

[KSL]

Hi, sorry to piggy-back on this with my own question, but thought I'd post here rather than start a new thread....
If anyone can tell me whether this is possible, I'd be grateful!

Party of 6. 5 have APs; one will purchase a ticket. I think the booking windows will be the same for all of us, though? Here's our scenario:
Visiting FL for 9 days, staying on-site the last 6 days.
Would like to also visit MK one day early in the trip as off-site guests.

I thought we could book FastPasses for the 6 days we are onsite at 60 days ahead, and then at 30 days we could schedule FP for the one day at the beginning of the trip where we are off-site. Does this work? Total of 7 days of FP, even though it's stretched out over 9 days (non-consecutive). Yes? No? Help!

 

[hiroMYhero]

I thought we could book FastPasses for the 6 days we are onsite at 60 days ahead, and then at 30 days we could schedule FP for the one day at the beginning of the trip where we are off-site.

Everyone, APs and separately linked ticket person, will be able to book for all park days. You’ll have a full 60 days + length of stay to book your 7 park days when your 60-day window opens,

 

[KSL]

Everyone, APs and separately linked ticket person, will be able to book for all park days. You’ll have a full 60 days + length of stay to book your 7 park days when your 60-day window opens,

Wow, really!? I thought that one "outlier" day at the beginning (before we've checked into our WDW resort) we would have to wait until 30 days prior to book FP. But if not, that's awesome! So 60 days out from check-in I'll still be able to book for that off-site day (which would be like 57 days out at that point). Is this correct!? Sorry to be a dunce, I just want to double check because it would influence which parks we visit on certain days if we can really book 60 (or well 57) days out for that day. Thanks again for your help!

 

[hiroMYhero]

So 60 days out from check-in I'll still be able to book for that off-site day (which would be like 57 days out at that point). Is this correct!?

Yes! Your onsite stay expands your usual 30-day window to 60 + length of stay.

 

[KSL]

Yes! Your onsite stay expands your usual 30-day window to 60 + length of stay.

Wow, that's great! Somehow I didn't realize that! I'm so glad I asked, and THANK YOU for clarifying!