FP at 60+ query

Burgmeister · 14 Dec 18, 01:36 PM

We haven't been to Disney since they did away with the paper FP tickets so the pe-booking thing is all still a bit new.

I understand that you can book 3 FPs in 1 park and that when those 3 have been ridden then you can book more if they are available.

What I don't undrstand is if, when pre-booking at 60+ days, you have to book 3 at the same time or can you just book 1 and come back later to add the other 2?

Chunky81 · 14 Dec 18, 01:43 PM

You can book up to 3 for any one day but if you only find 1 book it and keep looking or look later. you can onl6 book one at a time anyway.
HTH

Burgmeister · 14 Dec 18, 02:28 PM

Originally Posted by Chunky81

You can book up to 3 for any one day but if you only find 1 book it and keep looking or look later. you can onl6 book one at a time anyway.
HTH

Ah, OK thanks. That is very helpful.

If you have 3 people attached to your Disney account can you book a FP for all 3 people at the same time?

dav220588 · 14 Dec 18, 03:46 PM

Originally Posted by Burgmeister

Ah, OK thanks. That is very helpful.

If you have 3 people attached to your Disney account can you book a FP for all 3 people at the same time?

As long as they all have valid tickets linked to MDE you can book them at the same time.

Babsy7 · 16 Dec 18, 01:14 AM

Do you have your My Disney Experience set up with tickets attached? If you do, you can experiment with booking FP+ within 30 days to get a feel for how it all works. Just be sure to cancel anything that you book while learning how! LOL!

Yes, you can book at 60 days prior to you arrival day at your onsite resort and you can then book for 10 days as long as you have linked tickets. When you start to make FP+'s it will ask who you want to book FP+ for and you select those you want from your friends and family list.

As much as possible, it doesn't hurt to have an advance plan for your FP+ schedule. You can book only one or two and come back later. However, you can book all three then come back later to change, modify times or cancel if so desired. FP+'s do become unavailable, especially the 'hot rides'. I book at the 60 day mark, but often come back later to change a ride choice or tweak the times a little.

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Babsy7 New Poster (3) Join Date: Dec 18	Do you have your My Disney Experience set up with tickets attached? If you do, you can experiment with booking FP+ within 30 days to get a feel for how it all works. Just be sure to cancel anything that you book while learning how! LOL! Yes, you can book at 60 days prior to you arrival day at your onsite resort and you can then book for 10 days as long as you have linked tickets. When you start to make FP+'s it will ask who you want to book FP+ for and you select those you want from your friends and family list. As much as possible, it doesn't hurt to have an advance plan for your FP+ schedule. You can book only one or two and come back later. However, you can book all three then come back later to change, modify times or cancel if so desired. FP+'s do become unavailable, especially the 'hot rides'. I book at the 60 day mark, but often come back later to change a ride choice or tweak the times a little.