2 day MYW and FP+

sez 41 · 12 Jun 18, 10:56 AM

Hi all, I'm having a total blonde moment getting my head around how my FP+ will work for me on our upcoming trip

We have always had the 14 day ultimate tickets and stayed on site and so been able to book 14 days worth of FP+ at 60 days, but this time we have 2 day complimentary MYW hopper tickets, we will be In Orlando for 2 weeks and would like to spread our disney days so we do one the first week and one the second. I'm also considering staying a night onsite so I can access 60 day FP booking and a day free parking/ EMH etc. My question is will I be able to book my 2 days FP+ at our 60 day or 30 day window still with only 2 day tickets.
Thank you

wilma-bride · 12 Jun 18, 12:46 PM

If you are staying onsite, you will be able to book FP for the day you check in and the day you check out at 60 days. Any other days you want to book will have to be done 30 days prior. But, obviously, you can only book FP for the number of days you have tickets so, with 2-day tickets, you will only be allowed to book FP on 2 separate days.

sez 41 · 12 Jun 18, 05:48 PM

Originally Posted by wilma-bride

If you are staying onsite, you will be able to book FP for the day you check in and the day you check out at 60 days. Any other days you want to book will have to be done 30 days prior. But, obviously, you can only book FP for the number of days you have tickets so, with 2-day tickets, you will only be allowed to book FP on 2 separate days.

Thank you

Only 2 days at Disney will be a struggle, trying my hardest to stop myself from buying an extra 3 day MYW ticket, this is supposed to be a budget trip

wilma-bride · 12 Jun 18, 08:47 PM

Originally Posted by sez 41

Thank you

Only 2 days at Disney will be a struggle, trying my hardest to stop myself from buying an extra 3 day MYW ticket, this is supposed to be a budget trip

Budget shmudget

If they are hoppers, I would go all out and do 4 parks in one day, then (depending when you last visited) use the other day for DHS (for Toy Story Land) and AK (for Pandora).

Nimbus · 14 Jun 18, 11:03 AM

Originally Posted by wilma-bride

If you are staying onsite, you will be able to book FP for the day you check in and the day you check out at 60 days. Any other days you want to book will have to be done 30 days prior.

Actually, they'll be able to book fastpasses for any offsite days 60 days prior. Unless Disney has recently changed things.

So, if the OP stays one night onsite in their first week then they'll be able to book fastpasses on either their check-in day or check-out day 60 days before their check-in day. They will then be able to book a day of fastpasses in their second week 60 days before that day in their second week.

wilma-bride · 14 Jun 18, 01:35 PM

Really? So you book 1 night onsite, and it allows you to book all FPs at 60 days out? For what time period? Not doubting you because we always stay onsite, so have no other experience, but it just seems a bit odd to me.

Nimbus · 14 Jun 18, 01:56 PM

Originally Posted by wilma-bride

Really? So you book 1 night onsite, and it allows you to book all FPs at 60 days out? For what time period? Not doubting you because we always stay onsite, so have no other experience, but it just seems a bit odd to me.

Apparently this is the case - I've not actually done it myself. That's why so many people are booking cheap 1 day stays at Disney. It allows them to book all their fastpasses on a rolling 60 day basis rather than at 30 days.

Or, at least, that was the case. Disney may have changed things in the last month or two.