What do I need to book fast pass?

[*jovi_girl*]

As header said x

Also, when it’s 60 daysbout, can I only book the one day and if I was going to a different park a few days later then I’d have to book 60 days before that?
Or is it 60 days from the start of the holiday?

[Fitz]

We always use the My Disney Experience (MDE) app to book fast passes. Really easy to use. It is 60 days (if staying onsite) from each day of your holiday

[*jovi_girl*]

So I can’t book them if I’m not onsite?

[teachx]

Yes but only at 30 days not 60. The 60 day booking only applies to onsite guests

[Fitz]

Originally Posted by *jovi_girl*

So I can’t book them if I’m not onsite?

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Yes sorry with you saying 60 days I presumed you were staying onsite. Offsite its the same but 30 days out instead.

[*jovi_girl*]

Originally Posted by Fitz

Yes sorry with you saying 60 days I presumed you were staying onsite. Offsite its the same but 30 days out instead.

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Oh ok. Guess there will be nothing left to book 30 days out 😭😭😭

Only ever saw people talking about 60 days out so didn’t realise there was a different number for offsite

[m2k00]

Most rides/attractions will still be available, there are a couple that are likely to be all gone which would be Flight of passage, slinky dog dash and the mine train.

However keep trying if you want these as still possible to get closer to the time as people cancel plans or disney extend opening hours and release extra fast pass.

You can still get a lot of attractions the day before- just looked at availability for tomorrow and there are only 7 attractions that are unavailable (mine train, both avatar rides, mission space, illuminations, slinky dog and alien swirl) with most still available to book.

[Shooby doo]

Ok in answer to what do you need:
A My Disney Experience Account (MDE)
Passes assigned to this account, no passes no fastpass
Offsite guests are 30 days from each visit
Onsite can book 14 days worth at 60 days from 1st visit.
SD

[Palm trees]

We've been twice under the system of booking 60/30 days out and have stayed offsite both times so could only book our FP's at 30 days. For our most recent trip (February this year) I'm pretty sure we got fast passes for everything we wanted except Flights of passage and Frozen (not 100% recall as our son qualifies for a disability pass and I can't remember where we used it). I don't think there was anything at all available for FOP but if memory serves me right I think we could have got Frozen but at a time which didn't work for us. We were also able to get fp's for some rides on the day after we'd used all three so dont worry that they'll all be gone. There's no question that staying onsite is a massive advantage for ride booking but, headliners aside, I'm sure you'll find plenty available... hope so anyway... as we're going on similar dates looking at your countdown!

[*jovi_girl*]

Originally Posted by Palm trees

We've been twice under the system of booking 60/30 days out and have stayed offsite both times so could only book our FP's at 30 days. For our most recent trip (February this year) I'm pretty sure we got fast passes for everything we wanted except Flights of passage and Frozen (not 100% recall as our son qualifies for a disability pass and I can't remember where we used it). I don't think there was anything at all available for FOP but if memory serves me right I think we could have got Frozen but at a time which didn't work for us. We were also able to get fp's for some rides on the day after we'd used all three so dont worry that they'll all be gone. There's no question that staying onsite is a massive advantage for ride booking but, headliners aside, I'm sure you'll find plenty available... hope so anyway... as we're going on similar dates looking at your countdown!

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Yeah looks like we’re off at the same time.
Who are you flying with?

We’re with TUI on April 13th

Can’t remember if my countdown is to the flight or when we leave for the hotel the night before 😂😂😂