We are onsite and he is offside

[rrobinhhalk]

Hi,
I am sure the answer is obvious but hoping that smarter beings than I can help.
My family and my sisters family are going to Disneyworld and staying onsite. I was able to link our reservations together for fastpasses and dining ressies. Now my brother is coming to Disneyworld at the same time but staying offsite. Will I be able to link him to our fastpasses once he buys his ticket?
Thanks!

 

[Lesley Wake]

Yes. It's considered the umbrella method. As long as one person in the FP party is staying on-site, you can book for other people staying off-site.

 

[rrobinhhalk]

Yes. It's considered the umbrella method. As long as one person in the FP party is staying on-site, you can book for other people staying off-site.

awesome! thank you

 

[hiroMYhero]

If your FPs are already booked, as soon as you link his ticket to him Change Party for each FP and add him to your group. The system will add him if space is available.

 

[Mickey's Best Girl]

This post has nothing to do with your question but I have to say the typo in your title cracked me up - especially when I realized you were referring to your brother as the “offside” member of your family. My brother is most definitely offside too!

 

[PCFriar80]

This post has nothing to do with your question but I have to say the typo in your title cracked me up - especially when I realized you were referring to your brother as the “offside” member of your family. My brother is most definitely offside too!

Don't worry...I threw the flag and gave them a 5 yard penalty for being offside.