The park reservations will not cancel as long as you have other tickets in your account.
Which makes me wonder how accurate this will be moving forward. As more and more capacity is added to the parks, I’m sure there are many people who make park reservations, just in case, and never bother to cancel, forget to cancel, or think they’ve cancelled by cancelling an onsite reservation.
You can go the Disney website now and buy your tickets and make your park reservations. All parks are available on all days for April 2022.
WDW is conducting sweeps which will erase park reservations that don't have valid ticket media for that date.
Is there a way to do this with AP holders or if you have older tickets in your account without dates?
yes, we have tickets, just not sure how many days/which days at each park. maybe this far in advance it doesn't matter.
How do you propose WDW determine which of those to cancel?
I don’t.
AP holders can only reserve 3 days without a resort reservation. I don’t think the issue of people making reservations they don’t use is the big issue you’re thinking it is. As an AP holder I’m definitely trying to make sure I maximize my 3 reservations I’m allowed, not just throwing dates at a wall hoping I can make them and forgetting about them lol.
thanks, plan to sign up for Touring Plans, always do for our trips, well worth the money.
That makes sense and is good info. I didn’t know.
No problem! It’s actually been awful for local APs from my understanding. I’m an out of state AP that usually has a resort reservation so I’m planning well ahead of time and have not experienced those frustrations.
I also typically have an AP, but like you, with a resort reservation.
We did the same thing, hoping for a party, but the week of Thanksgiving. I’m mentally preparing myself for the crowds, as in the past I’ve been a January or February visitor. I have been Easter time before for work, so fingers crossed!
Same here - we’re in the UK, with a trip booked for late-November-into-December 2022 (rescheduled from the same period this year). We shall be waiting at least until the UK & US governments open the borders with some indication of permanency before we even *think* about paying for park tickets that we may never be able to use; we’re in that age bracket where booking for late 2022 is almost a bit of a gamble that our health will still be sufficiently good to fly transatlantic, and going beyond that just increases that gamble. Being able to transfer park tickets to a new date isn’t necessarily helpful for us.
