Fast passes

[rn2nicu]

So do you only get 3 fast passes a day 60 days in advance if you stay on Disney property and if trip is 30 days out does that mean really out of luck for fast passes?
Staying at a Disney Springs hotel, so don't know if it qualifies for 60 days out, but then again we only have about 30 days before trip!

 

[hiroMYhero]

So do you only get 3 fast passes a day 60 days in advance if you stay on Disney property and if trip is 30 days out does that mean really out of luck for fast passes?
Staying at a Disney Springs hotel, so don't know if it qualifies for 60 days out, but then again we only have about 30 days before trip!

If your hotel links to MDX, immediately book your FPs for the length of your stay and # of ticket entitlements.
Disney Springs area Hotel Guests: 60-Day FP Booking Now In Effect: *No Packages Needed*

 

[Shanti]

So do you only get 3 fast passes a day 60 days in advance if you stay on Disney property and if trip is 30 days out does that mean really out of luck for fast passes?
Staying at a Disney Springs hotel, so don't know if it qualifies for 60 days out, but then again we only have about 30 days before trip!

I've booked trips less than 30 days out & still got good FPs. You won't get FOP or maybe just a few of the other top WDW attractions, but you should be able to get almost anything else a few weeks in advance.

 

[CAS239]

Aside from just the top 3-5 attractions, you can get FP's for virtually everything else with fairly open timeslots up until about 2 weeks out. About a week out you really see later times or rides fully booked

 

[Tomh]

Book now, you should be able to get all but the most popular rides with no problem.

 

[disneylover102]

Book FPs as soon as you can to make sure you have the most time slots to choose from. You’ll probably only have issues getting them for FOP, 7DMT, and FEA. If your trip is about 30 days from today, you for sure won’t be getting them for TSM because they won’t be available for anyone. For those harder to get FPs, keep refreshing especially the day before and day of and times may pop up due to people changing plans and cancelling FPs.

 

[Klayfish]

You'll be fine. You can also get them same day, the system becomes very fluid as people add/drop/change plans.

 

[TeeKo]

Question about 60+days
I have onsite hotel and tomorrow is 60 days for day one reservation.
I have to work and won’t have much time until evening.
We are doing AK on day 4 (60+4)

Do I have to book FP in chronological order to get to day 4 or can I just book day 4 and worry about days 1 through 3 FP later.
We are a group of 11 and the only consensus is all want FOP!

Thank you DISers

 

[Robo]

Question about 60+days
I have onsite hotel and tomorrow is 60 days for day one reservation.
I have to work and won’t have much time until evening.
We are doing AK on day 4 (60+4)

Do I have to book FP in chronological order to get to day 4 or can I just book day 4 and worry about days 1 through 3 FP later.
We are a group of 11 and the only consensus is all want FOP!

Thank you DISers

Book the days of your stay in any order you like.

One of THE most recommended and basic FP booking tips is to FIRST book the
day with the park that has the most difficult to get FP(s.)

Then, the next-most difficult/desirable FP day,
then the next...

I'd make sure that at least one of your DAK days was the last day (or nearly last day) of your trip.
(In general, the most FP will be available the farther out the day is from your check-in day.)
AND, with 11 guests, it is quite possible that you won't be able to book all 11 FoP FP at first go-round.
Try for as many at once as you can (but don't get hung up on spending too much booking time on that one attraction and wreck the booking of the rest of your trip.)
Then, after you're all booked, if there are still some FoP FPs needed, go back and try to book some overlapping times and try from one or two guests at a time.

 

[TeeKo]

Book the days of your stay in any order you like.

One of THE most recommended and basic FP booking tips is to FIRST book the
day with the park that has the most difficult to get FP(s.)

Then, the next-most difficult/desirable FP day,
then the next...

I'd make sure that at least one of your DAK days was the last day (or nearly last day) of your trip.
(In general, the most FP will be available the farther out the day is from your check-in day.)
AND, with 11 guests, it is quite possible that you won't be able to book all 11 FoP FP at first go-round.
Try for as many at once as you can (but don't get hung up on spending too much booking time on that one attraction and wreck the booking of the rest of your trip.)
Then, after you're all booked, if there are still some FoP FPs needed, go back and try to book some overlapping times and try from one or two guests at a time.

Thank you for the advice! We only have 4 park days, no hoppers.
I feel like we’ve been prepping for tomorrow for a long time. Don’t want to mess it up!