Another DAS Question

[Sparky]

I know that you can register for DAS 30 days in advance if you have VPN, that you can choose 2 passes for the first 10 days (ish) of the parks you visit..

My question is can you still book additional passes form the app, or is 2 the maximum you can have… are my choices 30 days in advance all I can have ?

[Guest]

Someone will correct me if I’m wrong but I believe it only 2 per day in advance but on the day you visit each park you can choose a 3rd and once you’ve done one, you can book another

[Dr.JumbaJookiba]

Originally Posted by Disneydads

Someone will correct me if I’m wrong but I believe it only 2 per day in advance but on the day you visit each park you can choose a 3rd and once you’ve done one, you can book another

See more...

This is correct

[dan223]

Yes the two in advance are separate, you still can book in the park in additional to the two you have booked.

[Charlangela]

Yes we've just prebooked ours, the only day we couldn't get the advance ones we wanted was our first day which is HS and is currently at capacity. No issue though, we booked two others and then will book those on the day if needed.

[Wazowskiscar]

So do DAS slots also run out like Genie Plus slots?

(This isn’t for my benefit because I wouldn’t qualify for it, but a family member does at DLP and is trying to make sense of the Disney World system)

I understood it as, say you’ve advanced booked Slinky for 9am, you ride it then head over to Toy Story Mania where the wait is 45 minutes. CM does what they do to the app and you are allowed to return 45 minutes later to ride. You can then go to say ToT, which as a line of say 100 minutes, CM will book you in and you return in 100 minutes and so forth.

Or is it like Genie where you take the next available time (but from a separate batch of DAS times) and they will eventually run out?

[Dr.JumbaJookiba]

Originally Posted by Wazowskiscar

So do DAS slots also run out like Genie Plus slots?

(This isn’t for my benefit because I wouldn’t qualify for it, but a family member does at DLP and is trying to make sense of the Disney World system)

I understood it as, say you’ve advanced booked Slinky for 9am, you ride it then head over to Toy Story Mania where the wait is 45 minutes. CM does what they do to the app and you are allowed to return 45 minutes later to ride. You can then go to say ToT, which as a line of say 100 minutes, CM will book you in and you return in 100 minutes and so forth.

Or is it like Genie where you take the next available time (but from a separate batch of DAS times) and they will eventually run out?

See more...

DAS slots don't run out, you also don't need to head to the ride to book it - you book it yourself in the app. Your return time will be 15 min less than the posted standby time. You can only have one return time at a time (not counting the two pre booked ones) and they are valid until park close. If you change your mind about a ride you can cancel your return time and choose again.

[gismo1554]

Also just to add its not just 10 days worth you can book. You can pre-book for all your days. I booked for 14. It does seem to depend on the CM you get on the chat whether they allow you to book all the days at the same time or whether you need to go back on to the chat to book the last few days nearer the time however as some people were only allowed to do 10 days at a time. For that you just log back in, by pass the wait to arrange DAS and go straight threw to the CMs who book the passes at 30 days before the last days.

[thecheshiredad]

If you've registered for a DAS in the past, would this expedite the process the next time you apply or do you just need to repeat the whole thing from scratch?

[Dr.JumbaJookiba]

Originally Posted by thecheshiredad

If you've registered for a DAS in the past, would this expedite the process the next time you apply or do you just need to repeat the whole thing from scratch?

See more...

You start from scratch if it's more than 60 days since your last DAS approval Jon