Is this right? Can’t book for length of stay

[jason417]

My booking window for ADR’s opened today for our onsite stay. We are staying at two different resorts. I was able to book online for the days the coincide with our first resort, which are the first 5 days of our trip, but I wasn’t able to book an ADR for the 6th day, which coincides with the second resort. I called the Disney dining line to book the rest that way and was told I can only book for the first resort days, even though both resorts are back-to-back. I have to wait for the 180-day window to open again for the second resort’s days. Is that right?

 

[ColoradoMom12]

Yes, unfortunately Disney sees this as two separate reservations. Even though you are on site for all of those days, Disney doesn’t recognize it. You will have two 180+length-of-stay windows when you can make reservations.

 

[jason417]

Ok, thanks for the response. Am I going to run into the same problem when booking fastpasses?

 

[ColoradoMom12]

I believe you will be ok for FP. I am not 100% sure since we are passholders and haven't done it in a while, but I think this is what I remember. Ask over on the theme park attraction and strategies board and someone will know for sure.

 

[MomOTwins]

Your FP dates depend on how you booked your tickets. If you booked a ticket package with your first resort stay, you'll be fine.

 

[DisneyFansInNYC]

We always book room only reservations with tickets and/or APs attached to them and can always book all FPs when doing a split stay.

 

[MomOTwins]

Yep that room-only should also work since you are effectively linking the tickets to your first room only reservation. I think the only issue is if you have a package on your second resort stay. I believe Disney does treat them as separate reservations in that case.