How to tell if there are Park Reservations available for on-site guests?

[giantwiant]

Planning a last minute trip to Disneyland, and would like to see park availability for on-site guests. I can view the regular availability (one day completely unavailable), but if I go through the motions of booking a package (hotel + tickets) it shows me a reservation calendar with the same availability as the regular calendar. I was under the impression that there is more availability for on-site guests, and I would love to see that calendar without committing to a package.

 

[chezcurrie]

To view the hotel availability I believe you need to have a reservation linked. When we were at the GCH in December we (in person) added days during a busy week and were told as hotel guests not to worry about reservation availability - that they would make it happen regardless. You could try calling the front desk directly to ask. They were super helpful for our stay.

 

[chezcurrie]

P.S. A few local MK holders with Hotel reservations may be able to check for you …

 

[giantwiant]

To view the hotel availability I believe you need to have a reservation linked. When we were at the GCH in December we (in person) added days during a busy week and were told as hotel guests not to worry about reservation availability - that they would make it happen regardless. You could try calling the front desk directly to ask. They were super helpful for our stay.

Thanks! This is what I wanted to hear before I committed to a package & would lose a $200 if we had to cancel.

 

[MonocularVision]

Here you go

 

[SOCALMouseMommy]

They are basically always open for hotel guests.

 

[giantwiant]

Just to update, as soon as I booked the package both parks had availability for me all month.

 

[PirateBrigade]

just add "resort" to the URL under segments (don't forget the comma).

See below: I added AP and resort to it

https://disneyland.disney.go.com/av...ticket,ph,ap,resort&defaultSegment=ticket

 

[twodogs]

just add "resort" to the URL under segments (don't forget the comma).

See below: I added AP and resort to it

https://disneyland.disney.go.com/availability-calendar/?segments=ticket,ph,ap,resort&defaultSegment=ticket

Thank you for making it so all calendars show together. It is fascinating that the PH calendar is basically the photographic negative (complete opposite) of the AP/MK calendar, as far as availability for May (ie MK are all full on the weekends and open in the weekdays; PH are full on the weekdays and open on the weekends)…