One Night at Resort = 2 Days of Park Pass Reservations?

[WICKITWITCH]

Hi everyone, I am Nicole from Utah and this is my very first post after reading here for a year or two.

So here is my pondering. I am planning for a trip from September 21- October 1st (10 nights, 11 days)
I have an Annual Pass so I booked my 3 Park Pass Reservations. I am mostly staying off site, but
Then when the AP Resort Deal for Room Only came out,
I booked POP Century for one night (my 1st night)
and one night at Kidani Village for one night on my last night. My first time for staying at a WDW ever!
I added another Park Pass Reservation for each of these one night stays thinking this is what I am allotted.
So I have my maximum of 3 days of Park Pass Reservations available under my Annual Pass booked
Plus 2 days of Park Pass Reservations for the one night stay at the 2 resorts.
A total of 5 days of Park Pass Reservations.
Then just for fun-zies, I tried to book another Park Pass Reservation and it worked.
so now I have 6 PPR and then I try again, it works again, now I have 7 PPR.
The next try results in a HOLD UP, you don't have any more PPR availability notification.
So I am guessing, with an AP and staying one night at a resort gets me 2 days of PPR, not 1.
I am getting 1 for the day I check-in and 1 for the day I check-out?
Because my resort stays are separated and not consecutive is that the reason why I am getting 2 PPR per 1 night booked?
More importantly, I am wondering if anyone here knows if I were to add another night to my POP Century would I get 1 or 2 more PPR?
In other words, does a 2 night resort stay equal 3 or 4 days of Park Pass Reservations.
Thanks for reading. I hope I made sense trying to lay it out.

 

[Spazz2k]

2 consecutive nights get you 3 park days...2 non consecutive nights gets you 4 days.

 

[lanejudy]

You are considered a “resort guest” for the full check-in and check-out days. Therefore yes you can book park reservations for both days.