FP at 60+ days

[Dznypal]

I’ve been reading here how people are booking FP like 60+4. For end of Jan. We’re leaving Jan 29 and when I go on MDE. The calendar there only goes to the end of dec. what do I need to do. Thanks

 

[sponica]

What's your arrival date and are you onsite?

 

[gap2368]

It will show 30 day windo then if you are staying at a Disney hotel ( or a few other) then the day that your 60 day windo opens at 7am EST you will be able to book FP for the lenth of your stay

 

[tlmadden73]

If you are staying onsite and if your ARRIVAL (check-in) date isn't until 1/29, you can make your FP reservations this Friday morning (11/30).
There are FP calculators out there to help you figure out the first day you can make those.

UNTIL that morning (60 days in advance), you can only make Fast Passes 30 or less days in advance, which is why the calendar only goes to end of December.

 

[Dznypal]

Thanks for the help. Sorry about the lack of info. We’re stsying st BLT. From Jan 29 to feb6.

 

[Tomh]

On Friday, Nov 30th you will be able to make FP+ selections for the length of your stay. So, if you are making the FP for the 4th day of your stay at 60 days from your arrival, that would be 60+4.

 

[FCDub]

Your 60-day window opens at 60 days, because it's a non-rolling 60-day window.

 

[Dznypal]

Oh I see now on fri which is our arrival day I can start making FP for our whole trip which is where the + comes in. I get it. Otherwise every day I’d have to make a FP for the next day of our trip. Thanks again

 

[Queen of the WDW Scene]

Do you have an onsite stay?
If so then you do nothing.
Its clear to me that you have purchased tickets separately since you can see a 30 day rolling window.
7am eastern at your 60 day mark FP+ will open for 60+.

If you do not have an onsite stay then all you get is that 30 day rolling window.
You'll have to wait to book until 30 days prior to your first planned park day and then each day following you can book another park day one day at a time.