Onsite- ADR, FP

sasperella · 29 Dec 17, 07:58 PM

Hi everyone,
It will be our first time onsite in Sept/Oct.

We are staying onsite for the first 7 days and then 10 days off site.
My question is - ADRs will we be able to book the whole 17 days at 180 days?
FPs will we be able to book all 17 days at 60 days?
TIA.

loldis · 29 Dec 17, 08:08 PM

You can only do up to your check-out date (or 10 days from check-in, whichever is first - for others reading this) at 180 days from check-in, but the remaining days can be done at 180 from the day itself as that's standard for ADRs.

For FP, I believe you can do the first week at 60 days of check-in and the remaining days can be done at 60 days from the day in question. But I don't split stay, so someone else can confirm that - pretty sure that's how it works though!

sasperella · 29 Dec 17, 10:26 PM

Originally Posted by loldis

You can only do up to your check-out date (or 10 days from check-in, whichever is first - for others reading this) at 180 days from check-in, but the remaining days can be done at 180 from the day itself as that's standard for ADRs.

For FP, I believe you can do the first week at 60 days of check-in and the remaining days can be done at 60 days from the day in question. But I don't split stay, so someone else can confirm that - pretty sure that's how it works though!

Thankyou for your reply.
I must be having a senior moment as I still don't get this. I'll have to show it to DD.

29 Dec 17, 08:08 PM	#2
	29 Dec 17, 08:08 PM loldis Imagineer
loldis Imagineer Join Date: May 17 Location: Sussex	You can only do up to your check-out date (or 10 days from check-in, whichever is first - for others reading this) at 180 days from check-in, but the remaining days can be done at 180 from the day itself as that's standard for ADRs. For FP, I believe you can do the first week at 60 days of check-in and the remaining days can be done at 60 days from the day in question. But I don't split stay, so someone else can confirm that - pretty sure that's how it works though!