FP for one extra day without tickets

[hiroMYhero]

I've had situations where I was staying onsite more than ten days but the system would not let me book more than ten days of FP with my annual pass. When I called to ask about this, I was told that no guest may have more than ten days of FPs even with an annual pass and staying onsite more than ten days.

That info has changed.

Because this is now an extraneous FP booking thread, here’s this bit of info (written by me) from the FP FAQ Addendum for those with lengthy onsite stays:

Booking for Onsite Stays Longer Than 14 Days

When the 60-day FP Booking Window opens for an onsite stay of longer than 14 days, you'll be able to book up to a maximum of 14 consecutive days.

After this, your ability to book for additional park days continues with each passing day. The open 60-day Booking Window continually rolls forward each day allowing you to book for your total number of onsite park days.

This info was confirmed by a DISer who had a 7-week Stay that began last December:
https://www.disboards.com/threads/fastpass-frequently-asked-questions.3491680/page-58#post-56645070

 

[Queen of the WDW Scene]

You can only make FP+ selections for the amount of days on your ticket.
You have a 10 day ticket you can make 10 days worth of FP+ not 11.

 

[tjmw2727]

I've had situations where I was staying onsite more than ten days but the system would not let me book more than ten days of FP with my annual pass. When I called to ask about this, I was told that no guest may have more than ten days of FPs even with an annual pass and staying onsite more than ten days.

That's too bad - I wonder if there was something else going on and the CM just didn't pick up on it? I can say from experience also as and AP holder that we have had more than 10 days on more than one occasion.

Regardless the OP can only make 10 days worth of FP+ because they only have 10 days of valid park admission.

 

[DaisyDuck001]

OK, it looks like either that cast member gave me incorrect information last year, or something has changed since then. Thanks everyone for the updated information. Best wishes to the OP.