Question on making FP+

[theparsons]

From what I understand, if you're staying onsite you can book your FP+ 60 days ahead before check in. Do you also get the +10 like with ADRs? So if my check in date was October 1 then on August 3 I'd be able to book FP+ for October 1 through 10.

Or does that mean on August 3 I can book FP+ for October 1, but then I have to go back on August 4 to book October 2?

 

[Disneylover99]

I just booked mine yesterday and I have an AP. I was able to book beginning at day 60 and for the rest of my resort stay. I booked 13 days of FP.

 

[Frozen2014]

I just booked mine yesterday and I have an AP. I was able to book beginning at day 60 and for the rest of my resort stay. I booked 13 days of FP.

I'm wondering this too. Is this true as well if you are not an annual pass holder and just coming to Disney for a one time visit and staying onsite?

 

[theparsons]

I'm wondering this too. Is this true as well if you are not an annual pass holder and just coming to Disney for a one time visit and staying onsite?

My understanding is that staying offsite non AP can't make advance FP+ at all....they can only do them in park same day.

AP holders off site get 30 days
On site (whether AP or not) get 60 days

 

[CAS239]

My understanding is that staying offsite non AP can't make advance FP+ at all....they can only do them in park same day.

AP holders off site get 30 days
On site (whether AP or not) get 60 days

Anyone can make FP+ selections ahead of time as long as they have tickets linked in MDE.

 

[Frozen2014]

My understanding is that staying offsite non AP can't make advance FP+ at all....they can only do them in park same day.

AP holders off site get 30 days
On site (whether AP or not) get 60 days

Thanks. But the original question is...at the 60 day mark (say if staying onsite), can you book for your entire trip? Or do you have to sign on daily for each day?

 

[LSUfan4444]

From what I understand, if you're staying onsite you can book your FP+ 60 days ahead before check in. Do you also get the +10 like with ADRs? So if my check in date was October 1 then on August 3 I'd be able to book FP+ for October 1 through 10.

Or does that mean on August 3 I can book FP+ for October 1, but then I have to go back on August 4 to book October 2?

You will be able to book as many days of FP+ that you have days worth of tickets linked to MDX.

do you have to sign on daily for each day?

No. You can book ____ days of FP+ (depending on how many days of tickets you have) all at your 60 day window (12 am est).