FastPass+ FAQ — SERVICE SUSPENDED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

[kiapepito]

Thank you for your help! I very much appreciate it! We are booking FP on the 18th of April as we travel in June. I do have them linked to my reservation even though they arrive two days later.

 

[annej]

Maybe someone can help me before I wait on the phone - DH,DD, DS, DSinlaw and myself are all taking the same trip. Reservations for 2 nights at POR - 2 rooms and then the rest of the stay at WL - 2 rooms. My DH, DD, and myself all have AP's with MCMCP tickets. DS and DSinlaw have 7 day hoppers with MVMCP tickets. Our window opened today and I was able to book all FP's until I got to December 3 which is our last day. It will allow me to make FP selections for myself, DH and Dsinlaw but not DD and DS. I know that is confusing but any insight as to what I might be doing wrong is greatly appreciated.

TIA!

 

[MPHARJ]

Did you try again after 7am? I'm thinking the issue may have been more with the timing. Otherwise, if your entire stay is at a Disney property, then you definitely should be able to book all days with FPP with an AP.

I did try this morning and it worked thank you!

 

[wmjeffer]

I'm not sure if this is the correct place for this question, but...

I currently have a split stay, room-only reservation scheduled for November (a 8 night stay at all-star music and a 1 night stay at the campground). I've already booked my fastpasses (tickets from Parksavers linked to account). I want to cancel my all-star music stay. I thought that I could do this, even before the 30 day window, since I would still have an onsite reservation. But, when I go to cancel it online, there is a warning at the top of the page that says "FastPass+ selections associated with this reservation will be canceled." If I click on the warning, a pop-up says, "If you have theme park tickets purchased independently from this reservation, you may access Fastpass+ service 30 days prior to your visit."

Is this a new warning, or is it always displayed when canceling a reservation? I'm now scared to cancel and lose my fastpasses...

 

[jeremy1002]

If I only book two FPs in one park, once they are used can I book a FP in another park? Assume no tiering in either park.

 

[ArielSRL]

If I only book two FPs in one park, once they are used can I book a FP in another park? Assume no tiering in either park.

Yes, as soon as you tap at the FP checkpoint on the last prebooked FP, you can make one for another park.

 

[mom2rtk]

If I only book two FPs in one park, once they are used can I book a FP in another park? Assume no tiering in either park.

If tiering isn't an issue, you would be able to book another FP in a different park regardless of whether you had booked and used either 2 or 3 FPs in the other park.

 

[hiroMYhero]

If I only book two FPs in one park, once they are used can I book a FP in another park? Assume no tiering in either park.

The FP FAQ Addendum explains park hopping and how booking a Tier 1 in the 2nd park doesn't matter even if a Tier 1 was booked for Park #1.

 

[marciemi]

If I only book two FPs in one park, once they are used can I book a FP in another park? Assume no tiering in either park.

Yes, as soon as you tap at the FP checkpoint on the last prebooked FP, you can make one for another park.

Actually, if you only book 2 in advance, as soon as you tap at the first FPP (thereby proving you're in a park), you can book your third for another park (and still keep the second that you have booked).

 

[ArielSRL]

Actually, if you only book 2 in advance, as soon as you tap at the first FPP (thereby proving you're in a park), you can book your third for another park (and still keep the second that you have booked).

Good to know!

 

[Gina Starr]

I'm sorry if this has been asked/answered somewhere else. My husband and I are staying on property. My sister and her family (2 adults, 4 kids) are staying off site. If I link her tickets to my MDE will I be able to make all of our FP at 60 days or just mine and hubby's? Thank you!

 

[disneydizzy2]

Ok here I go... I read all the pages of this thread. ALL I really tried to "get" it, but the more I read the more discombobulated I became!

Here's our scenario, we arrive in Orlando offsite at an RV park for 30 days Jan 21-Feb 21, with AP's. We then check in at FW Feb 21- Mar 9.

So at 60 days ( or is it 60 + the 16 days added, somehow I got seriously befuddled) I can make the FP+ for our onsite. Which is also our 30 day window for offsite correct? We should be able to make FP's for length of on site? My confusion is will those block us from having any FP's for our offsite portion? I seem to recall a limit on how many FP total you can hold? If I spread them out over the month and a half will it be allowed?

I know darn well it's a good problem to have but the whole point of snowbirding is taking our time and taking it easy. I'm really only concerned about the hard to get attractions no matter how long you are there! Ideally we are not doing parks every day at any point and don't want to cram them in our onsite portion.

I've dreamed of FW with our RV for a long time! So just taking it in is so important to me. We're celebrating our 50th Birthdays, our 25th anniversary , and our maiden snowbird voyage from Or

The hiney kissing portion is now here. Blows my mind how much info you give and are willing to research and share! Mind officially blown.

 

[hiroMYhero]

I'm sorry if this has been asked/answered somewhere else. My husband and I are staying on property. My sister and her family (2 adults, 4 kids) are staying off site. If I link her tickets to my MDE will I be able to make all of our FP at 60 days or just mine and hubby's? Thank you!

From the Booking section of the OP:

Onsite Guests - 60 Days Before Check-in Date:

• Guests staying at WDW owned and operated resorts (including DVC) with a room/ticket package.
• Guests staying at WDW owned and operated resorts (including DVC) with a room-only reservation and valid tickets booked separately and linked to an MDX account.
• Guests staying at the Swan or Dolphin resorts and valid tickets linked to an MDX account.
• Guests linked to or listed on an onsite guest's MDX account reservation (controlled by the onsite guest) and valid tickets linked.

 

[ajenks22]

- FP return windows cannot overlap.

Does this mean only 1 FP+ can be booked per hour. For example: can I book a FP for PP at 10:25 and a 7DMT FP at 11:05?

 

[CJK]

Does this mean only 1 FP+ can be booked per hour. For example: can I book a FP for PP at 10:25 and a 7DMT FP at 11:05?

They cannot overlap. You can book PP at 10:25am, and then 7DMT at 11:25am.

 

[siskaren]

- FP return windows cannot overlap.

Does this mean only 1 FP+ can be booked per hour. For example: can I book a FP for PP at 10:25 and a 7DMT FP at 11:05?

No, because those would overlap. FP return windows are one hour, so a FP booked for 10:25 is actually 10:25-11:25.

 

[ajenks22]

Thanks! Back to the touring plan to adjust. I had no idea!

 

[toonaspie]

I really hate that they moved the booking time to 7am. I'm gonna have to schedule a couple hours off of work when my booking day comes to actually do this and get all I want, need.

But just it's clear because I wanna make sure, I'm scheduling the right day to do this, I should be able to schedule all four days of my trip worth of FPs on the same day, right? My window is on Tues Oct 18th.

 

[hiroMYhero]

I really hate that they moved the booking time to 7am. I'm gonna have to schedule a couple hours off of work when my booking day comes to actually do this and get all I want, need.

But just it's clear because I wanna make sure, I'm scheduling the right day to do this, I should be able to schedule all four days of my trip worth of FPs on the same day, right? My window is on Tues Oct 18th.

If you are an onsite guest, you can book for all park days from check-in through checkout when your window opens.

If offsite, it's one park day at 30 days out from each park day.

 

[toonaspie]

If you are an onsite guest, you can book for all park days from check-in through checkout when your window opens.

If offsite, it's one park day at 30 days out from each park day.

Awesome!