Long Shot...

[steveyjc81]

Hi All,

Im coming to Fl in April. I have a 6 night (off site) stay, a week on the Disney Fantasy Cruise, then one night on Property at Port Orleans.

My daughter is very young, so we only plan one park day (Magic Kingdom) during one of the first 6 off site days. Is there a way of adding the park tickets to the booking which I am on property, even though it will be a week - 10 days earlier that I'll be in the park - with the main advantage of getting Fastpasses earlier?

Thanks, Stevey

 

[Marionnette]

Hi All,

Im coming to Fl in April. I have a 6 night (off site) stay, a week on the Disney Fantasy Cruise, then one night on Property at Port Orleans.

My daughter is very young, so we only plan one park day (Magic Kingdom) during one of the first 6 off site days. Is there a way of adding the park tickets to the booking which I am on property, even though it will be a week - 10 days earlier that I'll be in the park - with the main advantage of getting Fastpasses earlier?

Thanks, Stevey

You will not be able to book FP+ at 60 days (or even 50 days) in advance for a date that does not coincide with your onsite stay. As an offsite guest, you will be able to book FP+ for your pre-cruise visit at 30 days prior.

 

[DisneyWishes14]

Not only would you not be able to make FP+ for your offsite stay if you added tickets to the later onsite stay, you wouldn't even be able to access the tickets. Plus, you can't add a one day ticket as part of a package. It has to be a ticket of 2 days or more. Your best bet is to simply purchase your ticket separately and make your FP+ booking 30 days prior to your planned park day. Or, purchase your ticket separately and plan to go to the park on your POR check-in day - then you would get the 60 day FP+ advantage.

 

[steveyjc81]

Thanks everyone for your replies. Thought it was a long shot but worth asking.