FP+ question - are you able to do this?

[#1eeyoregirl]

My DS 6 does not like the big fast roller coasters but my DD 11 loves them. Will I be able to book a FP+ for say Space Mountain for just my daughter and I and then also book a FP+ for just my son and my mother for Buzz Lightyear for around the same time? It would be much easier to be able to split up a couple here and there but I don't know is it is an all or nothing kinda deal

 

[BuckeyeBama]

Yes - it is easy. As you select FP+, you first select the people in your party for whom you are selecting.

 

[limitdis]

yes you can do that.

you'll have to book the 3 for each group seperately.

 

[Indecisive]

Maybe I am misunderstanding Limitdis's post but, to clarify, you will not have to separately book all 3 FP+ for your 2 groups if what you really want to do is book some of your FP together and some separate. For my group of 6, I have booked in one day:

One FP+ for BTMR for all 6 of us
One FP+ for Buzz for all 6 of us
One FP+ for Space for 3 of us
One FP+ for Tomorrowland Speedway for the other 3 of us

Space and Tomorrowland are at the same time for the same reason OP was looking to book separate attractions at the same time.

 

[#1eeyoregirl]

Great!!!! This it what we used to do before with FP with SM, EE & RNR. A couple of us would go on these while another one of us would take my DS to another ride close by. I was worried we wouldn't be able to do the same thing with the FP+ and they would have to just sit around and wait for us