FP+ for 2nd park if we don't get them for 1st?

[velotk]

We are going to AK first then hopping to MK. Would rather get FP for MK. Am I able to book them for MK even if it is our 2nd park of the day? Don't want to waste a day off my passes! Thanks!

 

[Itinkso]

We are going to AK first then hopping to MK. Would rather get FP for MK. Am I able to book them for MK even if it is our 2nd park of the day? Don't want to waste a day off my passes! Thanks!

Yes. You can book for any park as long as you have ticket entitlements/park hoppers.

 

[cakebaker]

We are going to AK first then hopping to MK. Would rather get FP for MK. Am I able to book them for MK even if it is our 2nd park of the day? Don't want to waste a day off my passes! Thanks!

Yes you can, it's exactly how we do it. Use the early mornings to ride without fp+, then fp+ for the afternoon or evening when it's busier. Works great!

 

[velotk]

Awesome, thanks! We plan on hitting the safari early and we don't do dinosaur or EE so I'd rather save the FP for MK!

 

[Jdismom]

IMO that's the best way to do it. Get there at RD for your 1st park to do the popular attractions. Then hop to your 2nd park after lunch and use your prebooked FPs when lines are longer. Always works for us.

 

[cakebaker]

We do it a bit different, Jdismom- We ride the "lesser" rides one morning, fp+ a park in the afternoon for the popular rides. Then on another day we reverse it. This way we get walk on rides for a couple of hours in the morning, use the fp+'s for the popular rides the next time and avoid the rush of crowds to the hot rides at rope drop.

We like a more relaxing stroll thru the parks in the morning.

Both ways work great though.

 

[Jdismom]

Unfortunately, we usually just have just 1 day at each park, so there's no going back another day. We like to visit Disney often, but my husband can only take a few days at a time. We're the ones who buy the 10 day non-expiring tickets and make them last for 3 years. Last week we went to Orlando for 3 days, but only spent 1 1/2 days at Disney - MNNSHP 1 day and used 1 park ticket the next. And we hit them hard from opening to closing. There's no leisurely strolling for us.

 

[cakebaker]

Unfortunately, we usually just have just 1 day at each park, so there's no going back another day. We like to visit Disney often, but my husband can only take a few days at a time. We're the ones who buy the 10 day non-expiring tickets and make them last for 3 years. Last week we went to Orlando for 3 days, but only spent 1 1/2 days at Disney - MNNSHP 1 day and used 1 park ticket the next. And we hit them hard from opening to closing. There's no leisurely strolling for us.

I'm impressed! Open to close is a killer for me. If we could just get our schedules set to do spring!- teachers here and it's summer or never. We finally got in a very short fall trip this year, but longer ones have to be summer. Can't have everything I guess!