FastPass+ FAQ — SERVICE SUSPENDED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

[eyeontheball]

Another question.... I’ve read the faq but want to be sure I understand it correctly. We are planning a trip May 2019. We are planning two nights onsite followed by 4 nights offsite. So I was looking at the room/ticket packages and doing a 2 night stay with 6 day park tickets. When my 60 day window opens up can I book fast passes for all 6 days or just for the first 2 days? Thanks in advance for any input!

 

[hiroMYhero]

Another question.... I’ve read the faq but want to be sure I understand it correctly. We are planning a trip May 2019. We are planning two nights onsite followed by 4 nights offsite. So I was looking at the room/ticket packages and doing a 2 night stay with 6 day park tickets. When my 60 day window opens up can I book fast passes for all 6 days or just for the first 2 days? Thanks in advance for any input!

Only the first 3 days then it’s a rolling 60 as described in the Split Stay section of this thread.

 

[CJK]

Hi all. I think I know the answer to this, but I just want to be clear. If we have a MYW package booked from Mar. 1st to 6th, can we still use the tickets after the 6th? Like, if we're moving offsite for 3 additional days at the end, can we still use remaining days on our MYW tickets during our offsite stay? I know about the rolling 60 day rule for booking FP's, but I just wanted to verify that MYW tickets can be used within 14 days of first use, even though the onsite stay has ended. Thanks so much!

 

[hiroMYhero]

Hi all. I think I know the answer to this, but I just want to be clear. If we have a MYW package booked from Mar. 1st to 6th, can we still use the tickets after the 6th? Like, if we're moving offsite for 3 additional days at the end, can we still use remaining days on our MYW tickets during our offsite stay? I know about the rolling 60 day rule for booking FP's, but I just wanted to verify that MYW tickets can be used within 14 days of first use, even though the onsite stay has ended. Thanks so much!

It may depend on the length of your ticket - new ticket structuring begins Oct 16 and in your case, if the ticket is valid for more days than your onsite package length, you’ll be okay:
Ticket Duration Valid Use Period
1-Day Ticket Only the start date selected
2-Day Ticket Any 2 days within 4 days beginning on the start date
3-Day Ticket Any 3 days within 5 days beginning on the start date
4-Day Ticket Any 4 days within 7 days beginning on the start date
5-Day Ticket Any 5 days within 8 days beginning on the start date
6-Day Ticket Any 6 days within 9 days beginning on the start date
7-Day Ticket Any 7 days within 10 days beginning on the start date
8-Day Ticket Any 8 days within 12 days beginning on the start date
9-Day Ticket Any 9 days within 13 days beginning on the start date
10-Day Ticket Any 10 days within 14 days beginning on the start date

 

[CJK]

It may depend on the length of your ticket - new ticket structuring begins Oct 16 and in your case, if the ticket is valid for more days than your onsite package length, you’ll be okay:

Thank you! We're planning to book before Oct. 16th, so we'd be under the 'old' rules. We'd like to buy 6 day tickets, but space the days out between the on and offsite days. Do you think we'd be okay? I just didn't want the tickets to disappear at midnight on our checkout day, even with a couple unused days still on it! lol

 

[hiroMYhero]

@CJK - watch the Ticket Sticky because all the new ticket facts will be posted there.

To be safe, it’s best to book room-only and purchase separate 6-day tickets now from a ticket reseller.

 

[Mambo Junkie]

In reference to the 30 day (offsite) booking window: if my first day at WDW is 11/1, then I can book my fps on 10/2. Then, each day I can book another round of fps, so that if my next park day is 11/2, then I will book those fps on 10/3, and so on? There is no 30+ 5 booking, just day by day?

 

[hiroMYhero]

just day by day?

Correct.

 

[susanktz]

I forgot.... when can you do FP reservations? 60 days or 90 days prior?

 

[mesaboy2]

I forgot.... when can you do FP reservations? 60 days or 90 days prior?

- FPs can be booked in advance, with different booking windows opening for the following 4 general categories of guests:

• Guests participating in the FP+ Pilot Program - 90 Days Before Checkout Date (additional fee applies):
  • Club Level guests at Animal Kingdom Lodge, Boardwalk, Contemporary, Grand Floridian, Polynesian, Wilderness Lodge, and Yacht Club. Guests staying in bungalows at Polynesian, cabins at Wilderness Lodge Copper Creek, or Governor Suites, Parlor Suites, Presidential Suites, or Premium Alcove rooms at Swan and Dolphin.
  • This 90-day window applies only to the 3 additional FPs offered with this program, and not to the already-included 3 FPs at 60 days with any onsite stay.
  • These additional FPs can only be scheduled by calling Disney, not by using MDX.
  • The fee for this additional benefit is $50 per person per day, plus tax with a 3-day minimum.
• Onsite Guests - 60 Days Before Check-in Date:
  • Guests staying at WDW owned and operated resorts (including DVC) with a room/ticket package.
  • Guests staying at WDW owned and operated resorts (including DVC) with a room-only reservation and valid tickets booked separately and linked to an MDX account.
  • Guests staying at the Four Seasons Resort Orlando, Swan, Dolphin, or Shades Of Green resorts and valid tickets linked to an MDX account.
  • Guests staying at any of the following Disney Springs-area hotels and valid tickets linked to an MDX account: B Resort & Spa, Best Western Lake Buena Vista Resort, DoubleTree Guest Suites by Hilton Orlando, Hilton Orlando Lake Buena Vista Palace, Hilton Orlando Resort Lake Buena Vista, Holiday Inn Orlando, Wyndham Lake Buena Vista, and Wyndham Garden Lake Buena Vista.
  • Guests linked to or listed on an onsite guest's MDX account (controlled by the onsite guest) and valid tickets linked.
• Offsite Guests - 30 Days Before Park Day:
  • Guests not staying at any of the resorts listed above, but with tickets linked to an MDX account. Note: If offsite guests are linked to or listed on accounts of onsite guests above, they share the onsite guests' booking window of 60 days.
• Castmembers - 7 Days Before Park Day:
  • CMs not staying at any of the resorts listed above, but with CM tickets linked to an MDX account. CM tickets include Maingates, Guest Passes, and comps. Note: If CMs are linked to or listed on accounts of either category above, they share that category's booking window (60 days onsite, 30 days offsite).

 

[BDK33]

Tried searching and couldnt find it...

I know there is place on board to post cancelled dining reservations.

Is there a place to post cancelled FP+ reservations?

TIA

 

[mesaboy2]

Tried searching and couldnt find it...

I know there is place on board to post cancelled dining reservations.

Is there a place to post cancelled FP+ reservations?

TIA

The FP pool is in a constant state of change with hundreds or even thousands of people changing them at any given time. Such a thread would serve no useful purpose.

 

[BDK33]

The FP pool is in a constant state of change with hundreds or even thousands of people changing them at any given time. Such a thread would serve no useful purpose.

Appreciate the analysis, but that didnt answer my question. Does that mean it doesn't exist? lol

 

[hiroMYhero]

Appreciate the analysis, but that didnt answer my question. Does that mean it doesn't exist? lol

It doesn’t exist.

 

[BDK33]

It doesn’t exist.

Thank you!

 

[Mambo Junkie]

Appreciate the analysis, but that didnt answer my question. Does that mean it doesn't exist? lol

I have some FOP to cancel myself. What I'm going to do is on the 30 day mark, I'm going to get up at 7 am and drop them, lol!

 

[Djsbride]

I can't find the answer to this anywhere. How do I modify FP reservations that I already have from one day to another? I know how to modify times on the same day, but for example I have my FP for epcot to visit on 11/28, but right now I want to see if there's availability for 11/29 so that I can move them to that day instead. How do I do that without having to cancel the existing reservation? I only have 4 day tickets and I have all my FP reserved, it doesn't let me see anything for an extra day because it says we have all of our reservations.

 

[hiroMYhero]

I can't find the answer to this anywhere. How do I modify FP reservations that I already have from one day to another? I know how to modify times on the same day, but for example I have my FP for epcot to visit on 11/28, but right now I want to see if there's availability for 11/29 so that I can move them to that day instead. How do I do that without having to cancel the existing reservation? I only have 4 day tickets and I have all my FP reserved, it doesn't let me see anything for an extra day because it says we have all of our reservations.

You have to Cancel those FPs or ask someone on the board to check for you.

 

[JediMom43014]

We are staying on property for 7 days but are only buying a 4 day park hopper. Can I start booking fast passes 60 days from check in for 5-6 days in the future. Example: check in Friday Feb 1, M-Thur park days (Feb 4-7). Will I be permitted to book a fast pass for Feb. 7 even though it is 7 days later and we only have 4 days of tickets?

 

[mesaboy2]

We are staying on property for 7 days but are only buying a 4 day park hopper. Can I start booking fast passes 60 days from check in for 5-6 days in the future. Example: check in Friday Feb 1, M-Thur park days (Feb 4-7). Will I be permitted to book a fast pass for Feb. 7 even though it is 7 days later and we only have 4 days of tickets?

With existing tickets, you will be able to book FPs for any 4 days of your onsite stay.