Fastpass planning around Dining

[mthds]

First off Dining is not a priority for us. With that being said are you able to schedule fast passes that conflict with dinning reservations and then go back after you confirm fast pass and change the dining?

For example we have a dining reservation at Ak. If the only FOP fast pass is during the dining reservation time would I be able to go ahead and get the fast pass then go change or cancel the dining? Is it better to have a clean open schedule on FP day and then make dining plans?

Again our priority is not dining. We don’t have a dining plan and are content with quick service meals if needed

 

[hiroMYhero]

First off Dining is not a priority for us. With that being said are you able to schedule fast passes that conflict with dinning reservations and then go back after you confirm fast pass and change the dining?

For example we have a dining reservation at Ak. If the only FOP fast pass is during the dining reservation time would I be able to go ahead and get the fast pass then go change or cancel the dining? Is it better to have a clean open schedule on FP day and then make dining plans?

Again our priority is not dining. We don’t have a dining plan and are content with quick service meals if needed

The FP system is separate from Dining.

You can schedule either as you’d like and then adjust as needed.

 

[Gehrig1B]

We usually make multiple ADRs... You can make same-day ADRs 90 minutes apart. We then cancel the one that might conflict after making our FP selections.

 

[Fangorn]

If you have an ADR booked, and then later make a FP for a time that overlaps the ADR, the FP system will tell you that you have other plans scheduled that conflict and show you those plans (this could be an ADR or any even a note you've entered into MDE). However, you will still be able to confirm the FP. The systems are not dependent on one another. You can adjust things later, or not, as necessary.

Steve

 

[Pucks104]

I made our ADRs then changed some of them around once we figured out our FPS.