Quick FP+ question

[NashBridges]

First time going with the new FP system.

we arrive July 30, which means this Friday the 30th, i can book our FP tix.

1)I read somewhere I can book at midnight, going into the 30th. So does that mean I can sit here thursday night at 11:59pm and wait for it to turn midnight, then I can suddenly book? Or do I have to wait til Friday at 7am?

2)I understand that I can book FP for everyday of my trip, on the first day of my window opening, is that correct?

Thanks in advance

 

[Itinkso]

First time going with the new FP system.

we arrive July 30, which means this Friday the 30th, i can book our FP tix.

1)I read somewhere I can book at midnight, going into the 30th. So does that mean I can sit here thursday night at 11:59pm and wait for it to turn midnight, then I can suddenly book? Or do I have to wait til Friday at 7am?

2)I understand that I can book FP for everyday of my trip, on the first day of my window opening, is that correct?

Thanks in advance

1. Actually, your 60 window begins on May 31st:
http://www.timeanddate.com/date/dateadded.html?m1=7&d1=30&y1=2014&type=sub&ay=&am=&aw=&ad=60

So, you can do as you planned but 24 hours later @ midnight.

2. Yes, onsite guests can hook Fp+ for their complete stay with valid tickets.

 

[Ariel on Land]

I want to add an additional question: if I buy 4 day tickets, and check into my wdw resort the day before I plan on going to the parks, does my 60 days start from check in or day of park attendance?

I mean if I start from check in date, since the system knows I only have 4 days of admission, would it cut me off a day early?

 

[mesaboy2]

First time going with the new FP system.

we arrive July 30, which means this Friday the 30th, i can book our FP tix.

1)I read somewhere I can book at midnight, going into the 30th. So does that mean I can sit here thursday night at 11:59pm and wait for it to turn midnight, then I can suddenly book? Or do I have to wait til Friday at 7am?

2)I understand that I can book FP for everyday of my trip, on the first day of my window opening, is that correct?

Thanks in advance

See the green link in my signature for info like this and other FAQs.

I want to add an additional question: if I buy 4 day tickets, and check into my wdw resort the day before I plan on going to the parks, does my 60 days start from check in or day of park attendance?

From check-in. Disney has no way of knowing when you plan to first enter a park.