What are the blocks of time for FP plus?

[kittycruize]

Can anyone tell me what the blocks of time for the FP plus are? Is it morning, afternoon, and night? Does anyone know the actual times? We would like to get an idea of what our days will look like before we can actually book them!

 

[jtowntoflorida]

Can anyone tell me what the blocks of time for the FP plus are? Is it morning, afternoon, and night? Does anyone know the actual times? We would like to get an idea of what our days will look like before we can actually book them!

You can book any FP+ for any time of day, based on availability of course. The system will automatically assign you times, but then you can go in and change them individually.

 

[stormer]

Can anyone tell me what the blocks of time for the FP plus are? Is it morning, afternoon, and night? Does anyone know the actual times? We would like to get an idea of what our days will look like before we can actually book them!

When I did mine there were all different times available - morning, afternoon, early evening. I picked what seemed best, but later went back in and changed them. If you go back in after making your choices there are many more times available than when you originally pick.

 

[g-dad66]

You can book any FP+ for any time of day, based on availability of course. The system will automatically assign you times, but then you can go in and change them individually.

Correct.

And for those who have the time and patience to try to get exactly what you want, here are my tips for doing it:

What I finally discovered was the best thing to do was:

!) Select the initial group which was FURTHEST AWAY in time from the time frame that I really wanted, regardless of what attractions were listed in that group.

2) THEN change each individual attraction to the attraction I wanted and THEN change it to the time I wanted (there would then be lots of hour-windows to choose from, because there was no conflict between those times and the times in the initial group).

Does that make sense?

In other words, if the initial group had, for example, Tower of Terror from 10:50 to 11:50, and I wanted to change Toy Story Mania to an 10:00-11:00 time frame, that time would not be available because it overlapped with my initial Tower of Terror time frame. So then if I decided I better change the Tower of Terror FIRST, I might still have a problem getting a time I wanted for it because it conflicted with the third attraction in the initial group.

So just best to start out picking an initial time frame I DIDN'T want at all (even with attractions that I didn't want), and then I had maximum flexibility in getting the attractions I wanted at the times I wanted.

 

[kittycruize]

Thank you! What is the earliest they start, and what is the latest block? Do they offer it until the park closes?

 

[jtowntoflorida]

Thank you! What is the earliest they start, and what is the latest block? Do they offer it until the park closes?

Times are offered from RD to park close.

 

[kittycruize]

Can you book 1 ride in the morning lets say, and 2 in the evening?

 

[summermac]

Most cumbersome system ever. Seriously, at the very least it should be easy to "swap" times if nothing else. My god.

 

[ucfknight]

Can you book 1 ride in the morning lets say, and 2 in the evening?

Yes.... as long as they are in the same park and the times do not overlap with each other.

 

[rockiesfan]

And for those who have the time and patience to try to get exactly what you want, here are my tips for doing it:

What I finally discovered was the best thing to do was:

!) Select the initial group which was FURTHEST AWAY in time from the time frame that I really wanted, regardless of what attractions were listed in that group.

2) THEN change each individual attraction to the attraction I wanted and THEN change it to the time I wanted (there would then be lots of hour-windows to choose from, because there was no conflict between those times and the times in the initial group).

Does that make sense?

In other words, if the initial group had, for example, Tower of Terror from 10:50 to 11:50, and I wanted to change Toy Story Mania to an 10:00-11:00 time frame, that time would not be available because it overlapped with my initial Tower of Terror time frame. So then if I decided I better change the Tower of Terror FIRST, I might still have a problem getting a time I wanted for it because it conflicted with the third attraction in the initial group.

So just best to start out picking an initial time frame I DIDN'T want at all (even with attractions that I didn't want), and then I had maximum flexibility in getting the attractions I wanted at the times I wanted.

Thank you! This is extremely helpful. I'm adding it to my notes on how to book FP+ (sad that notes are needed...)

 

[Squirlz]

Most cumbersome system ever. Seriously, at the very least it should be easy to "swap" times if nothing else. My god.

I had a very easy time changing times and/or experiences last week.