You won't be able to enter the park until 4 pm on your party ticket, so would be unable to use any FPs you scheduled for the morning.Today is my 30 day mark for MVMCP tickets and it allows me to make fastpasses for the entire day, up to 6:30. Just wanted to be sure that I could use the party ticket for a.m. fastpasses. We will be in the park.
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Thanks, wsssup!Our stay has been split by pop century due to the length of stay so our 2nd check in time is the 17th of january which im tipping will open up all remaining days from then till we leave on the 26th of january.
Yes. Some people use different browsers to access the website. Or, one can use a computer and the other the app on a phoneI apologize if this has been asked before(I did run a search) Can more than one person be logged in to an account to set FP up for different days at the same time ? Thinking that if my son and I both log in and start reserving FP for different days we will be more likely to get exactly what we want. TIA
Yes, you can book for them. Book as a group and include at least one onsite person with the offsite people.I apologize if this has been asked and answered, but I didn't have time to read all the pages. I'm traveling in February and staying 2 nights onsite and 8 offsite. So I understand that I can make FPs for days 3-10 exactly 60 days out from those dates.
But I'm also traveling with family who are only arriving for the offsite portion of the stay so we want to coordinate FP times. So I'm wondering how does it work with the linked MDE accounts? If they are on my friends and family list can I book for them at 60 days? Is there some kind of special setting to make this happen? Does it complicate matters that some of them are AP holders and some are not?
Also, somewhat unrelated, but if I have purchased 6 day tickets but now need 7 days can I upgrade over the phone? Or do I need to wait and do it in person? Just want to figure out which day I'll have to forfeit FP for if I need to wait to upgrade.
She'll be fine. FPs are based on ticket entitlements and anyone over the age of 7 can ride alone.My 17 year old daughter is coming up on her fp booking window. She is traveling with a friend who is 18. She is going to link their tickets today to her mde. She had problems booking adrs because she wasn't an adult. Will she have the same trouble booking their advance fast passes through her mde?
park hopping FP tips:Since I am doing a 2 day parkhopper and going to 2 parks each day, would I be able to choose fast passes (60 days in advance since I am staying at a Disney hotel) for both parks? For example if I am going to MK and AK in one day, can I choose fast passes for both parks? What would be the limit? I looked over the FAQs and didnt really understand it. Thanks!
It's best described by @ckelly14:If you have a one-night hotel room but a 5-day park ticket, can you make 5 days of FPs at 60 days or only one?
Many people book a throwaway room for just one night. They gain FP+ reservation privileges 60 days prior to check-in, and can make FP+'s for both the check-in and check-out day. However, there is a little "glitch" in the systems that allows you to make reservations for the rest of your offsite stay, on a rolling basis, one day at a time, 60 days out, up to the length of your ticket.
For example, let's say I'm staying off-site for a fun Halloween treat from October 24-31 of this year. I book a throwaway room for the night of October 24th at All-Star Sports. Tomorrow, 8/25, I will be able to book FP+'s for October 24 and 25, my throwaway room check-in and check-out day, but not the rest of the week. On 8/27, I will be able to book for 10/26, on 8/28 for 10/27, etc., on a rolling basis for the length of my ticket.
The important word here is GLITCH. Right now it's in the system. If Disney decides that this is not beneficial for their bottom line, it will go away.It's best described by @ckelly14: