New Multi LL for Offsite - Length of Ticket?

[Jessirip]

Hi all - sorry if this has been asked and answered, just point me there if so. We are staying offsite and have a 7 day ticket starting July 30. Would we able to book the multi-LL option for all days of our ticket within the 10 day period it is good for as of July 27? Or just 3 days before for each day we plan to go to the parks? So...

Can book July 27 for July 30
Can book July 28 for July 31
Can book July 29 for Aug 1
etc...

I've read that the onsite advantage includes length of stay, but can't find anything other than just 3 days in advance for offsite with no length of ticket mentioned. I feel like it would have to be 3 days in advance for each day, which means still getting up at 7am I suppose once we are there. Kind of hopeful that it is length of ticket however as I'd book the furthest day out first to get harder Tier 1 rides.

Thanks for any thoughts.

 

[sponica]

I could be wrong, but I think offsite FP was a rolling 30 day, so I would think that for offsite LLMP it would be a rolling basis as well.

 

[1lilspark]

If it’s like FP+ off site will be 3 days out each day on site is 7+14 (7 days out from Checkin for length of stay up to 14 days)

 

[Tom_E_D]

Hi all - sorry if this has been asked and answered, just point me there if so. We are staying offsite and have a 7 day ticket starting July 30. Would we able to book the multi-LL option for all days of our ticket within the 10 day period it is good for as of July 27? Or just 3 days before for each day we plan to go to the parks? So...

Can book July 27 for July 30
Can book July 28 for July 31
Can book July 29 for Aug 1
etc...

I've read that the onsite advantage includes length of stay, but can't find anything other than just 3 days in advance for offsite with no length of ticket mentioned. I feel like it would have to be 3 days in advance for each day, which means still getting up at 7am I suppose once we are there. Kind of hopeful that it is length of ticket however as I'd book the furthest day out first to get harder Tier 1 rides.

Thanks for any thoughts.

You can book it all on July 27. From the Disneyworld website:

• Guests with date-based theme park tickets (which require the Guest to choose a start date at the time of purchase) can purchase 3 days before the first day of their ticket, for the total number of valid admission days on their ticket.

 

[Jessirip]

Oh perfect! Thank you so very much