When can I book?

[khurley23]

How far out can you book hotels on property? Google says 500 days but the system isn't letting me look at anything beyond December of this year (10 months from now).

 

[sparrow10_]

I think it recently got changed

 

[zmdisneyworld]

2024 dates will become available sometime in June or so. Then you would be able to book through December 2024, which could be like "up to 500 days". But that is what happened this year -- early June 2022 is when the 2023 dates became available.

 

[khurley23]

2024 dates will become available sometime in June or so. Then you would be able to book through December 2024, which could be like "up to 500 days". But that is what happened this year -- early June 2022 is when the 2023 dates became available.

That feels crazy to me! I can't imagine waiting until I'm only 7 months out to know where I'm gonna stay. Arrg!

 

[Claire&TheBoys]

It *used* to be that you could call and make a room-only reservation by phone up to 500 days out. They would charge you a deposit equal to one night's stay at the current max price. If you wanted a room+ticket package, you would have to amend your reservation when the packages for the next year were released. ***This might have changed in post-covid world but it's worth a phone call.***

 

[Garyjames220]

Here in uk I vooked today for December 2024

 

[Pyxie]

It *used* to be that you could call and make a room-only reservation by phone up to 500 days out. They would charge you a deposit equal to one night's stay at the current max price. If you wanted a room+ticket package, you would have to amend your reservation when the packages for the next year were released. ***This might have changed in post-covid world but it's worth a phone call.***

This did change recently and is no longer the case. Room only reservations are subject to the same booking window as packages.

 

[Claire&TheBoys]

This did change recently and is no longer the case. Room only reservations are subject to the same booking window as packages.

Good to know. Thanks for the updated information.