FP+, cruise, split stay

[EdmondD]

Various forms of this have been asked and answered, but it's hard for me to nail down what will actually happen. Help, please. The scenario:

Two nights on property, then Disney cruise, then three nights on property. We have six-day tickets.

I'll link the first stay/reservation to our tickets. Thus, at the 60-day window from that reservation I can start making FP+ reservations. Can I make them for any of the 14 days following that check in (specifically, will I also be able to make them for our second stay)?

Thanks!

 

[Robo]

Can I make them for any of the 14 days following that check in (specifically, will I also be able to make them for our second stay)?

Apparently not.

 

[EdmondD]

Thanks!

 

[Robo]

You say 14 days. Which 14 days? Dates, please. First date and last date.

 

[EdmondD]

May 21 would be the first and June 2 the final (does that make a difference?)

 

[EdmondD]

For anyone else wondering, btw, it did not open up the full 14 days - only the days that are part of the first reservation.

 

[Robo]

Can I make them for any of the 14 days following that check in...

May 21 would be the first and June 2 the final (does that make a difference?)

May 21 through June 2, inclusive, is just 13 days, BTW.

I was checking to see if you were fully within the 14-day limit of ticket validity.

 

[matheke]

We are doing the same thing and your Fastpass+ window opens at 60 days prior to EACH resort reservation. I was hoping I could make all FP on the first day but had to wait another week for the second window to open.

 

[EdmondD]

Thanks, Robo.

And thanks Matheke - yes, that appears to be the case with me. Or, at least, I know I definitely can't make the second set of FP+ ressies at this point, though assume I will be able to at the 60-day point from the second reservation.

 

[Drusilla99]

We did this last year & could only do it by reservation date, not ticket, which didn't matter since we are premier ap's.