FastPass+ FAQ — SERVICE SUSPENDED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

[mesaboy2]

Am I reading the first 10 posts accurately--that FP+ for Anna/Elsa (MK) and Cindy/Rap (MK) are no longer an option post May? Is there a reason for this?

A&E is easily explained, since they are expected to have FP when they move to Froway in Epcot.

Don't have an answer for you on C&R.

 

[mom2rtk]

A&E is easily explained, since they are expected to have FP when they move to Froway in Epcot.

Don't have an answer for you on C&R.

I'm just guessing they wanted to stay as fluid as possible in case dates didn't pan out exactly as hoped.

 

[fieldfam4]

Sorry for another stupid question - "If you have a ressrvation at a wdw resort hotel you can start making fastpass selections as early as 60 days plus the number of days of your stay prior to your check in date".
I have a 7 day 6 nite reservation so I will be able to book my fastpass reservations 67 days in advance. Is this correct? I got confused cause all I see on the boards is that you can book 60 days in advance of your stay.

 

[luvallprincesses]

I looked in the page 1 posts and didn't find the answer to this question. Sorry if I missed it somewhere.

If I book a Tier 1 ride and use it, then use a different account to see if additional Tier 1 FPs are still available and find that they are, can I cancel the two remaining Tier 2 FP's and have the ability to book another Tier 1 ride as well as 2 additional Tier 2 rides? Or does it have something to do with the time having to have expired on all of the original FP's?

 

[hiroMYhero]

Sorry for another stupid question - "If you have a ressrvation at a wdw resort hotel you can start making fastpass selections as early as 60 days plus the number of days of your stay prior to your check in date".
I have a 7 day 6 nite reservation so I will be able to book my fastpass reservations 67 days in advance. Is this correct?

No, the window opens 60 days before check-in date.

At that time, you can book for all days you will visit the parks within check-in through checkout date.

 

[hiroMYhero]

I looked in the page 1 posts and didn't find the answer to this question. Sorry if I missed it somewhere.

If I book a Tier 1 ride and use it, then use a different account to see if additional Tier 1 FPs are still available and find that they are, can I cancel the two remaining Tier 2 FP's and have the ability to book another Tier 1 ride as well as 2 additional Tier 2 rides? Or does it have something to do with the time having to have expired on all of the original FP's?

You can book up to 3 rides. In a Tiered park you are allowed 1 Tier 1 and 2 Tier 2.

The system keeps track of your initial alottment and limits you to the designated Tiers.

After you ride or allow your FPs to expire, you can repeat any Tiered ride.

 

[fieldfam4]

No, the window opens 60 days before check-in date.

At that time, you can book for all days you will visit the parks within check-in through checkout date.[/QUOTE

No, the window opens 60 days before check-in date.

At that time, you can book for all days you will visit the parks within check-in through checkout date.

Ok. Thank you. From the Disney website, the quote"you can make the reservation 60 days PLUS the number of days of your stay prior to your check in date" really sounded like you would add onto the 60 days.

 

[marciemi]

Ok. Thank you. From the Disney website, the quote"you can make the reservation 60 days PLUS the number of days of your stay prior to your check in date" really sounded like you would add onto the 60 days.

Well, you actually are. You can't start booking until 60 days before your first day but will book all 7 days then, meaning your 7th day will be booked 67 days out.

 

[fieldfam4]

Well, you actually are. You can't start booking until 60 days before your first day but will book all 7 days then, meaning your 7th day will be booked 67 days out.

Thanks! Now it all makes sense! (Though I still think it could have been better written)

 

[luvallprincesses]

You can book up to 3 rides. In a Tiered park you are allowed 1 Tier 1 and 2 Tier 2.

The system keeps track of your initial alottment and limits you to the designated Tiers.

After you ride or allow your FPs to expire, you can repeat any Tiered ride.

So I can't use one FP, get off of it, cancel the other 2 via the app, and re-book? They have to expire?

 

[Cluelyss]

So I can't use one FP, get off of it, cancel the other 2 via the app, and re-book? They have to expire?

If you want to book another tier 1 in the same park, yes. Or use them.

 

[DVC4US]

Before I go into a long explanation about the issue I've run into - If I only have 1-day left on a 10 NE park ticket linked to MDE can I book 7 days worth of FPs?

 

[hiroMYhero]

Before I go into a long explanation about the issue I've run into - If I only have 1-day left on a 10 NE park ticket linked to MDE can I book 7 days worth of FPs?

No, you are limited to your 1 day.

 

[DVC4US]

No, you are limited to your 1 day.

That's what I thought. So here is the issue - it's kind of ticket related but maybe someone has run across this problem.

One member of our party has an old 10-day NE ticket linked to his account which we thought had 8 days left. This ticket was made up of old NE tickets - back before MDE and RFID tickets. I made FPs for 7 days no problem, but had an issue with the 8th day. I called Disney IT because I had another issue with others in the party(which they corrected) but told me he only had 7-days left on the ticket. His wife thought he had 8 days left so she placed a call to Disney ticketing guest services today and they told her he only had 1-day left on the ticket. She is planning on calling again in a couple of days to check again, but I thought I would post the problem here to see if anyone else had any answers.

I'm trying to figure out how I booked 7 days FPs with no ticket linked and why we are getting 2 different answers from Disney about the number of days left on the ticket.

 

[hiroMYhero]

That's what I thought. So here is the issue - it's kind of ticket related but maybe someone has run across this problem.

One member of our party has an old 10-day NE ticket linked to his account which we thought had 8 days left. This ticket was made up of old NE tickets - back before MDE and RFID tickets. I made FPs for 7 days no problem, but had an issue with the 8th day. I called Disney IT because I had another issue with others in the party(which they corrected) but told me he only had 7-days left on the ticket. His wife thought he had 8 days left so she placed a call to Disney ticketing guest services today and they told her he only had 1-day left on the ticket. She is planning on calling again in a couple of days to check again, but I thought I would post the problem here to see if anyone else had any answers.

I'm trying to figure out how I booked 7 days FPs with no ticket linked and why we are getting 2 different answers from Disney about the number of days left on the ticket.

If you booked FPs for 7 days, that means there are 7 days worth of entitlements on that linked NE ticket.

The system is reading that specific linked ticket. Perhaps that was the ticket # where all the other NE tickets were linked. CM #2 may be accessing info that was posted prior to the combination of all NE entitlements.

I'd leave it alone at 7 because you could keep calling and then only end up with one day. The only way you can prove 8 days is to have all the ticket #s that were combined into one.

 

[DVC4US]

If you booked FPs for 7 days, that means there are 7 days worth of entitlements on that linked NE ticket.

The system is reading that specific linked ticket. Perhaps that was the ticket # where all the other NE tickets were linked. CM #2 may be accessing info that was posted prior to the combination of all NE entitlements.

I'd leave it alone at 7 because you could keep calling and then only end up with one day. The only way you can prove 8 days is to have all the ticket #s that were combined into one.

Sounds good. Thanks so much!

 

[todd222222]

If a guest has more resort days booked than ticket days in the MDX account, the FPs can be scheduled on any days during the stay. For example, if a guest has a 5-day stay from Monday to Friday but only 3 days of tickets, FPs can be scheduled on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

In this example they only booked 3 days worth of FPs, can you book FPs for more days than you have tickets for?

For example, can you book a 5 night stay, buy a one day ticket and add to MDX and then book 5 days worth of FPs (60 days out) with the understanding that you would need to upgrade your ticket to actually use the extra 4 days.

Thanks!
Todd

 

[hiroMYhero]

In this example they only booked 3 days worth of FPs, can you book FPs for more days than you have tickets for?

For example, can you book a 5 night stay, buy a one day ticket and add to MDX and then book 5 days worth of FPs (60 days out) with the understanding that you would need to upgrade your ticket to actually use the extra 4 days.

Thanks!
Todd

No, the system will only allow FP booking for the number of actual ticket entitlements. In your case: only 1 day.

 

[todd222222]

No, the system will only allow FP booking for the number of actual ticket entitlements. In your case: only 1 day.

Thanks for the confirmation.

 

[momof2n2]

How early are kiosks available to use?

We have CP breakfast, then queue for Merida. Then I'd like to try for SDFP+. Would Philharmagic be open then?