This is from mesaboys incredibly helpful first post. Thanks are not enough:
14. AP holders
without an onsite reservation can book up to 30 days in advance, for a
maximum of 7 days. Once one of those 7 days passes or is used, an additional day of FP+ can be prebooked, ad infinitum.
The scenario: We're staying off-site with UC tickets and are not annual pass holders. There are 7 adults in our party all arriving on June 2. Five of us are staying for 7 days, and 2 of us are staying for 10 days. All the tickets are linked to an
MDE account held by one of the 7 dayers. We've made our 30 day in advance FP+ selections for the first 7 days.
Here's the problem: The 2 of us with 10 day tickets can't make anymore FP+ selections for the additional 3 days. When we called Disney to ask about this, we got the same answer as if we were AP holders. We will only be able to make the FP+ selections for the 8th day after the 1st day of our vacation is past. So we really can make the last 3 days of FP+ reservations only 6 days in advance.
Has anyone else run into this? Would it be better (or even possible) to:
1)split our tickets into 2 MDE accounts, one for the 7 dayers and one for the 10 dayers?
2)move all our reservations to a MDE account held by a 10 dayer?
Or are all off-site guests limited to 7 days of reservations like AP holders, so we're just stuck (as a former AP holder, I think this policy stinks BTW)
If this question is addressed elsewhere, I would be grateful for a link.