Booking Reservations in this New Day and Age

[ande2428]

Hey all - I apologize if I'm bringing up a repeated topic but I have a question on reservations. We are staying on site at a Disney Resort. I understand that we can make dinner and Savi Workshop reservations 60 days in advance but I wasn't sure when that date actually starts? Is it 60 days from our check in date or 60 days from the actual date we plan to go to the park and/or dinner? I know in the past, we could make dining reservations 180 days from our check in date. I'm hoping that I can make all of our reservations at once and not have to log in each day at the 60 day window.

Thanks All!

 

[FCDub]

Check-in day. Length of stay up to ten days, all bookable on your first day.

 

[ande2428]

Check-in day. Length of stay up to ten days, all bookable on your first day.

Perfect! Thanks!

 

[Debby7]

do we need to make the first days reservation before the plus 10 kicks in or can we start with day 10? TIA

 

[MainMom]

do we need to make the first days reservation before the plus 10 kicks in or can we start with day 10? TIA

You can start with day 10. It’s actually a good strategy to book your hard to get ADR’s more towards the end of your trip if possible and start there with booking as there will usually be more availability.

 

[maryj11]

I’m confused about the plus 10. I’m guessing you have to have a resort reservation for 10 days. I should already know this . We have a split stay so I’m guessing the first 3 days of our first resort will not allow me to make reservations for our second resort stay?

 

[Her Dotness]

I’m confused about the plus 10. I’m guessing you have to have a resort reservation for 10 days. I should already know this . We have a split stay so I’m guessing the first 3 days of our first resort will not allow me to make reservations for our second resort stay?

True. You will need to wait till the 60-days out point for your second stay's arrival date.

Each room ressie is like a completely separate trip.