FP+ booking window - 60 days, or 60days +10?

[ruzer28]

I'm sure that this has probably been asked, but I can't seem to find the answer. Does anyone know if the FP+ booking window for resort guests is 60 days, or 60 days + 10, like the dining reservations are? I'm wondering if I will need to book each day separately, or if on the day that my 60 day window opens I'll be able to book FP+ for all 8 nights of my stay. Thanks!!

 

[Hopefully]

I'm sure that this has probably been asked, but I can't seem to find the answer. Does anyone know if the FP+ booking window for resort guests is 60 days, or 60 days + 10, like the dining reservations are? I'm wondering if I will need to book each day separately, or if on the day that my 60 day window opens I'll be able to book FP+ for all 8 nights of my stay. Thanks!!

I believe it is just 60 days. There is no need for a +10 advantage to on site guests, seeing that off site guests can only book FP + the day of in the park

 

[Dan in AL]

I was able to book 60 days+ 6 for my upcoming trip. That was the end of December, it's always possible that it' has changed.

 

[JimmyV]

I believe it is just 60 days. There is no need for a +10 advantage to on site guests, seeing that off site guests can only book FP + the day of in the park

It's not a question of providing an advantage. It is a matter of being able to book all your FP+s in one computer session as opposed to having to log on every day for 10 days for a 10 day stay.

 

[Good Morning Dewdrop]

for our 9 day trip coming up (next week) I was able to book FP+ for all 9 days at 61 days out. As in I had already figured out and listed (on paper) what FP I wanted for each day - at 61 days out it let me book them for all of the days (I did them all that day)

 

[BurleyGirl]

Very good question. Thanks for asking it...I can use the info, too

 

[cheesemouse]

Yep, it is 60+ whatever length of stay you have I think. I was able to book all 4 days of our trip at 60 days. But, we only have a 4 day trip so I have no idea if you could do +10 or +14 or whatnot.

 

[morethananyonex]

You can book further out than 60+10, 60 days before our arrival be booked our 11th and last day of park visits. I think you can book 60 +length of stay, which would be 14 days.

 

[ruzer28]

Thank you all, I thought that was probably the case. And yes, I'm not asking in the sense that I would gain some sort of advantage over others, but just would prefer to take care of it all at once rather than logging on each day to make selections.

 

[ruzer28]

Hey, I just hit DisVeteran on my last post!!! Yay!

 

[ksinniger]

My understanding is that how many days you can schedule will depend on the ticket you have -- if you have a 4 day ticket, it will let you start when day 1 is 60 days out, and then let you schedule 3 more days after that. Not sure if there is an upward limit that might stop an AP holder from scheduling FP+ for an entire year or not.

 

[morethananyonex]

My understanding is that how many days you can schedule will depend on the ticket you have -- if you have a 4 day ticket, it will let you start when day 1 is 60 days out, and then let you schedule 3 more days after that. Not sure if there is an upward limit that might stop an AP holder from scheduling FP+ for an entire year or not.

We have 10 day tickets but booked our last day of FP+ on the 11th day of our trip.

 

[Good Morning Dewdrop]

My understanding is that how many days you can schedule will depend on the ticket you have -- if you have a 4 day ticket, it will let you start when day 1 is 60 days out, and then let you schedule 3 more days after that. Not sure if there is an upward limit that might stop an AP holder from scheduling FP+ for an entire year or not.

We're AP holders so I can answer that one - AP holders can book up to 7 days worth at any time - but if you're staying onsite you can book for the length of your trip (ie we're staying 8 nights 9 days this trip and I booked FP for all 9 days). We got our bands (1st set) during our November trip - after that I could (but didn't ) book FP for days when we were not onsite.