Fastpass Question

[ashleyr409]

I seen a few post when people say that they see their FastPass options 30 days out because they are looking before the actual 60 days. Hopefully that makes sense.
Anyways when I look at my options under Fastpass it doesn't show me anything it basically tells me that I dont have any tickets link to my account(even though I do.) Just wondering if its something I did wrong or am I reading the statements/information incorrect. I can't see any calendars, attractions or anything. I am kinda nervous that its saying I dont have any tickets link.

Can anyone help me understand this? TIA!

 

[FCDub]

Your 60-day window will open at 60 days out. The "no tickets" thing is normal.

 

[Tiggerlover91]

Your 60-day window will open at 60 days out. The "no tickets" thing is normal.

Understood. But somehow I've had the ability, to "play" with FPs since I purchased our tickets back in mid February. It allows me to see up to 30 days and I can book FPs, in test of course, with no problems what so ever. My 60 day window isn't until this coming Wednesday. At first I thought it had something to do with my friend who is on my MDE who has an AP, but when I removed him a couple weeks ago, I could still see 30 days out with no problem.

 

[DisneyWishes14]

Understood. But somehow I've had the ability, to "play" with FPs since I purchased our tickets back in mid February. It allows me to see up to 30 days and I can book FPs, in test of course, with no problems what so ever. My 60 day window isn't until this coming Wednesday. At first I thought it had something to do with my friend who is on my MDE who has an AP, but when I removed him a couple weeks ago, I could still see 30 days out with no problem.

If you purchased tickets separately, you will have the option of scheduling FP+ 30 days prior to a park visit just as an offsite guest would. If tickets are purchased as part of a WDW package, no window will open until 60 days prior to check-in.

 

[hiroMYhero]

I seen a few post when people say that they see their FastPass options 30 days out because they are looking before the actual 60 days. Hopefully that makes sense.
Anyways when I look at my options under Fastpass it doesn't show me anything it basically tells me that I dont have any tickets link to my account(even though I do.) Just wondering if its something I did wrong or am I reading the statements/information incorrect. I can't see any calendars, attractions or anything. I am kinda nervous that its saying I dont have any tickets link.

Can anyone help me understand this? TIA!

People with ‘date-based’ tickets aren’t supposed to see any type of open FP window until exactly 60-days out for an onsite stay.

Those that do see an open 30-day window means their ‘date based’ tickets weren’t coded correctly in the FP system.

 

[ashleyr409]

If you purchased tickets separately, you will have the option of scheduling FP+ 30 days prior to a park visit just as an offsite guest would. If tickets are purchased as part of a WDW package, no window will open until 60 days prior to check-in.

I purchased tickets through undercover tourist and I have date tickets. I am unable to see anything. We are staying at a Disney Spring hotel.. My 60 days out is TUESDAY.

 

[ashleyr409]

Understood. But somehow I've had the ability, to "play" with FPs since I purchased our tickets back in mid February. It allows me to see up to 30 days and I can book FPs, in test of course, with no problems what so ever. My 60 day window isn't until this coming Wednesday. At first I thought it had something to do with my friend who is on my MDE who has an AP, but when I removed him a couple weeks ago, I could still see 30 days out with no problem.

Thats why I am confused.

 

[hiroMYhero]

Thats why I am confused.

She’s experiencing a glitch which you are not experiencing.

Your closed window is how the system is programmed to function when it isn’t glitching.

Wait until your 60-day window opens.

 

[Queen of the WDW Scene]

If you have the new date based tickets you cannot see the 30 day rolling window.
When your FP day comes the window will open 7am eastern and you'll be able to make your FP selections.

 

[Queen of the WDW Scene]

Understood. But somehow I've had the ability, to "play" with FPs since I purchased our tickets back in mid February. It allows me to see up to 30 days and I can book FPs, in test of course, with no problems what so ever. My 60 day window isn't until this coming Wednesday. At first I thought it had something to do with my friend who is on my MDE who has an AP, but when I removed him a couple weeks ago, I could still see 30 days out with no problem.

You very well may have been lucky enough to purchase stockpiled non date specific tickets from the 3rd party.

 

[Tiggerlover91]

If you purchased tickets separately, you will have the option of scheduling FP+ 30 days prior to a park visit just as an offsite guest would. If tickets are purchased as part of a WDW package, no window will open until 60 days prior to check-in.

That's it! I purchased room and tickets separately! Thank you!