I'm an AP holder - If I book a few nights at a resort, do I get 60 day FP+ bookings?

[ethanwa]

I'm an AP holder - If I book a few nights at a resort, do I get 60 day FP+ bookings?

I'm assuming the 60 FP+ window will only be open for the days during my stay, correct?

 

[figment_jii]

See Point #5 under "Booking Windows and Scheduling" in mesaboy2's FP+ SuperThread:
http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=3326057

 

[lustergirl]

I'm an AP holder - If I book a few nights at a resort, do I get 60 day FP+ bookings?

I'm assuming the 60 FP+ window will only be open for the days during my stay, correct?

I spoke with a CM a week ago after calling to make a payment on my room only ressie. I explained that I was going to buy an Annual Pass. She said that when I purchase the pass that I can tie my annual pass to the MDE and then be able to schedules FP+.

Good Luck

 

[ethanwa]

Annual Pass (AP) holders can prebook attractions up to 60 days in advance of the beginning of an onsite stay, for a maximum of 7 days or the length of the onsite stay--whichever is greater. As with above, FP+ selections can be made for the entire length of stay.

So, if I just book 1 day I get to have 7 days of FP+ at 60 days out? Is it supposed to be that way, or is that some kinda flaw in Disney's system?

 

[Missyrose]

I spoke with a CM a week ago after calling to make a payment on my room only ressie. I explained that I was going to buy an Annual Pass. She said that when I purchase the pass that I can tie my annual pass to the MDE and then be able to schedules FP+.

Good Luck

Right but if you were an AP holder without an onsite reservation, you would only have a 30-day booking window.