Fastpass Booking Window Question

[pix13]

I promise I tried to figure this out on my own but have found more than one answer so was hoping someone can confirm for me.

I am staying at a Disney Springs hotel for 5 nights, but not going to the parks until our second full day there so we only have a 3 day park hopped. My Fastpass book starts 60 days before check in even we don't go to the parks until after night two, correct?

Thank you!

 

[Miffy]

Correct. Because they have no way of knowing whether you're going to start your 3 days on day 1 or day 3, for example.

 

[pix13]

That is what I thought and thank you very much for confirming!

 

[DisneyMaleficent50]

Yes can book 60 days from check in but you can only book for the number of days your ticket is for

 

[Slyman21]

A little helpful tip I used for our trip this past January is make the fast passes in order of importance to you and your family/party. You may have better luck that way. At least we did.

 

[ClapYourHands]

I'm not going to the parks on my arrival day, so when it came time to make my FP+ reservations, I could book my first in-park day at 61 days prior. Since you're going to the parks after your second night, you can book your first scheduled park day 62 days in advance. It's a really good way to get some of the harder FP+.

 

[Aubrie]

A tip that helped me...if you want flight of passage fp have animal kingdom be your last day in the parks and then book that one first. I was booking it 64 days ahead since we planned it for our last day. Still none available for morning but I was able to get one.