Is there an 180 day calculator out there?

[JessicaW1234]

I know I could count back, but didn't know if there was an easier way.
Also, if we have a reservation on site, are we able to schedule 10 days before that date?

 

[Masonmj84]

If you have Microsoft Excel, one simple way is to put your arrival date in one cell and then reference that date in another cell minus 180.

 

[Cafeen]

Here you go!

 

[HappyGal]

Very cool!

 

[cigar95]

Another way to go is that if your check-in day is a Thursday, your reservation day will be a Saturday. If Friday, a Sunday. If Saturday, a Monday, and so on.

So just count back six months, then skip forward a couple days, and from there, find the nearest date that falls on the right day of the week.

 

[ses1230]

I know I could count back, but didn't know if there was an easier way.
Also, if we have a reservation on site, are we able to schedule 10 days before that date?

You already have a link for a 180 day claculator, so I'll answer your other question.

180+10 does not mean you can book at 190 days. +10 means that if you are staying at a Disney resort, you can book up to 10 days of reservations at the 180 day mark.

 

[Scrappy_Tink]

Love that calculator...thanks!

 

[TiggerTrigger]

If you've booked a resort reservation or pkg through WDW and you're able to access it via your profile on their website...it should also be programmed with a reminder listing the date when you can book dining.

 

[JessicaW1234]

Thanks to everyone who replied! I appreciate your help.