How does FP work with a split stay? Can I book the whole trip at 60 days?

[Jenny-momof3]

My 60 day booking window opens tomorrow for our trip July 3. On July 6 we're switching resorts.

Will I only able to book the first 3 days now? Or can I book the whole trip starting tomorrow?

 

[MisterPat]

For my split stay in June, I was able to book the entire thing at the 60-day mark form the first check-in. Everyone in my party has APs. Not sure if having an AP makes a difference or not.

 

[MayzDisney4]

We have a split stay coming up in June and we were able to book our whole trip at the 60 day mark.

 

[Cloudless Nights]

Agreed--split stay trip in June and was able to book whole trip at 60 days out.

@MayzDisney4, are you doing a split stay at 6 hotels?!

 

[cakebaker]

Same here- we booked all at once. We have AP's as well so that may be because of that. I have read others who had to book each stay separately, or at least as a rolling 60.

 

[mshanson3121]

You will be able to book the whole thing Remembering that you can do two days the first day (you'll be able to book for July 3 & 4), but then you'll have to wait each day for the 60 day mark (so day 1 you can book July 3 & 4), then nothing on day 2, then day 3 for July 5, day 4 for July 6 and so on.

 

[cakebaker]

That's what I thought would happen with our split stay too, but we booked 8 days at once. I'm assuming it's due to how they set up AP's.

 

[Monykalyn]

I have a 5 day ticket and was able to book any day of my onsite 6 day stay starting on first day of 60 day mark of FP window. Then the 60 day option started on "rolling basis". Example-onsite June 1-7. Offsite starting June 7-needed a FP+ for June 12. Had to wait for rolling 60 day for June 12.

 

[Hokiesfan02]

How about if your tickets are associated with the second part of your split stay?