FP+ question for quick, last minute trip in two weeks

[jeniferrice]

I'm debating booking a last minute trip to see the Christmas lights/etc. with my 3 kids (9, 13, and 15). Since FP+ starts booking (I believe) 90 days out, what are my chances of getting any for our potential upcoming trip Dec 13-17? We've been before so it's not like it's their first trip and they'd be terribly disappointed if we couldn't get on a ride. However, I still hate to spend the money and get there only to find out everything's packed. It doesn't look like I can even view FP availability online without tickets on my MDE account. Wish you could view like you can for ADRs.

Any input would be appreciated.

Jen

 

[kmb584]

FP+ can be booked 60 days in advance if staying onsite, 30 days if offsite. There's a high probability that almost everything will be available for your dates except for A&E, 7DMT, and Toy Story.

 

[Lisa loves Pooh]

Traveling this week. Just bought tickets this weekend and worked on my FP+ selections yesterday and today.

Aside from the big "always difficult to get into rides", no issues and able to book most things. Mine train, anna and Elsa were no go's. Was able to snatch toy story mania (but not whole group of 6) and anna and Elsa sing along for just 2 as well for my short rider and pregnant self who couldn't do thrill rides at DHS.

I would say for the week you are going, you will be okay. But the sooner you can get tickets, he better your chances.

 

[IWannaBuildASnowman]

That week will be good except for the big things - seven dwarfs, anna and elsa, toy story, etc. and even then you might get cancellations. The week after, forget it.