FastPass+ Limit Reached

[disneypars]

It's the fact that the OP has an Annual Pass that restricts the number of days. Had the same problem in the past and expecting the same this year when we have a week onsite followed by two offsite and then 4 days back onsite. Be interesting at 60 days.

[Nimbus]

Originally Posted by Tea

Is it still rolling 60 days?
From memory (possibly faulty) , we bought a throwaway night and were able to book rolling FP at 60 days for every day of the trip even though we'd only booked 1 night at Disney.
So I'd log on each day at 12 and book that day"s FP at 60 days.

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If you book a 1 night stay then the fastpass window will open 60 days before your check-in date. On that day you will be able to book fastpasses for your check-in day and check-out day (i.e. your length of stay). After that it's a rolling 60 day window I believe. In this case, and if you are an Annual Pass holder, you will only be able to book a total of 7 days beforehand - although this can be any 7 days in your 60 day window.

[munchie63]

Would this be 7 days in a row or max holding 7 days of fp bookings... ie if i went to wdw every other day for 2 weeks could i book all 7 days (over 14 day period) or just the visits in the first week ?

Edit: answered above. Thanks all.

[Nimbus]

Originally Posted by munchie63

Would this be 7 days in a row or max holding 7 days of fp bookings... ie if i went to wdw every other day for 2 weeks could i book all 7 days (over 14 day period) or just the visits in the first week ?

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You could prebook 7 days in a 14 day period, they don't have to be consecutive.

Note that as soon as the first day of fastpasses has passed then you can book fastpasses on an 8th day. Just as long as you only have a total of 7 days of fastpasses at any one time (unless you have an onsite stay longer than 7 days).

[aqualiv]

Originally Posted by Softy

Yes it does.

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Just so others are aware, this didn’t apply as I’ve just booked fp for the full 2 weeks