More fastpass questions -- Please don't hurt me

[FargoBear]

I don't leave for vacation until November, but I don't think there's enough time between then and now to read all the Fastpass plus threads.

So I will thank anyone who responds in advance to fill in my knowledge gaps.

1. If I book a couple days of sleeping at Disney, but get like 4 days of tickets, how does that work?

2. My plane won't be arriving until about 6-7 p.m. If I am staying at Disney property that night, can I still use the 60-day advance signup for the next day, such as the checkout day? Or is it limited to the day you stay?

Again, I sincerely appreciate any assistance from people.

 

[daytondisney]

I don't leave for vacation until November, but I don't think there's enough time between then and now to read all the Fastpass plus threads.

So I will thank anyone who responds in advance to fill in my knowledge gaps.

1. If I book a couple days of sleeping at Disney, but get like 4 days of tickets, how does that work?

2. My plane won't be arriving until about 6-7 p.m. If I am staying at Disney property that night, can I still use the 60-day advance signup for the next day, such as the checkout day? Or is it limited to the day you stay?

Again, I sincerely appreciate any assistance from people.

You go to bed one day and wake up the next - you can pre-book FP+ for both of these days. Sort of like the "4 days, 3 nights" ads you see. You cannot book for days where you did not either go to sleep at a resort or wake up at one.

 

[cruisingmom1977]

I understood it differently. I thought as long as your reservation is linked to your "My Disney Experience" and you also link your tickets that you can fast pass plus for the number of days you have tickets. I thought this was why people were booking "dummy rooms" so they can get all of the benefits of FP+. It's possible that I have no idea what I'm talking about, though

 

[surferdave]

Don't bother reading them all, but do spend some time looking at mesaboy's information thread. It's like our Geneva, Switzerland, where all of us who have opinions about just how awesome or awful FP+ really is put our differences aside (mostly) to scribe the ins and outs of the system. Mesa deserves credit as the great mediator.

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=3143281