jcvalenti
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take a look at the first post in this thread. it's generally 12am, sometimes 1am.
Thanks. I swear I looked for it - just totally missed it.
take a look at the first post in this thread. it's generally 12am, sometimes 1am.
Thanks. I swear I looked for it - just totally missed it.
Question if anyone can help!
I have 4 days of park passes, which I am booking FP+ for, spending one day at each park. On the 5th day I have tickets for MNSSHP (which I've never been to before) and am wondering can I book FP+ in the Magic Kingdom then during the time of the party? Or I've also heard they let you in around 4pm even though it starts at 7pm, so I'm wondering if I could do FP+ during that time period in the MK?
Let me know!
i have a question for anyone with FP+ experience, too.
we've been to disney a few times, but not since the new FP+. we are planning on travelling coming up in january, with another family. both of us are groups of three with two adults and a child under 13.
i saw the information about linking friends and family together, and figured this would be a great thing and allow me to make FP+ selections for all 6 of us.
we got the accounts linked, but i can only see the main account holder, not the husband and daughter. CM on chat is telling me that you can only share independent accounts. that means you can never share a kid and therefore cannot plan matching FP+ without having both families do it, which will be a logistical pain.
is this true? any ideas?
thanks.
From your MDE, you will need to invite everyone in the party.
it will send them an email and the other party will be able to open the email and accept your invitation. It takes a while (and is not the easiest thing in the world to do) but once everyone has accepted, they will all show up and you can book for everyone
but that's the problem. the husband doesn't have his own account, but he could make one. i can't invite the daughter, though, because she's under 13 and therefore not allowed to have her own account.
i just can't believe that they created this system to make group planning easy, but didn't think that you'd need to coordinate for kids under 13 when that's such a huge part of the reason many of us go to disney in the first place.
I hope I am telling you this right because it has been awhile since I linked accounts. Whomever the reservation is under should already have an account. For example the reservation is in my name, but I control the account for myself, husband and two young children. In the MDE under Family & Friends at the very bottom of the page is change setting button. Make sure your account and your friends account are both set to all other people to see your friends and family list. Once you save it, you should be able to click add guest at the top of the page. Click on from a list of people I know. It should list the other people in the party. I believe a confirmation email is sent and then you should be able to see everyone. You'll need to do this as well as the other family you are traveling with.
Well done! Thank you!
We had both checked our settings to share our friends and family list, and so I assumed the rest of her friends and family would automatically show up. Not so, apparently. I did manually add them as you suggested, worked like a charm! I can now see all three of them, and from what I can tell I will be able to do all the booking I need to go!
Awesome! Kudos to you! Thanks!
but that's the problem. the husband doesn't have his own account, but he could make one. i can't invite the daughter, though, because she's under 13 and therefore not allowed to have her own account.
i just can't believe that they created this system to make group planning easy, but didn't think that you'd need to coordinate for kids under 13 when that's such a huge part of the reason many of us go to disney in the first place.
There are no FP+ reservations during the parties but you should be able to book them from 4-7pm. You can only book FP+ for as many park passes as you have so if you book your FP on your party day, that will count as one of your park pass days and you won't be able to book for one of your other park days. Does that make since? I'm just not sure you would want to do that.
Ok thank you! I was wondering that, if it would consider that day using a "park pass" which I'm not, so thanks for the help!
And another random question, if I book a FP+ that I then that day decide not to use and change my mind, and it passes by, is that okay to do? Can I still book another once the 3 are done (even if I didn't physically use it, but it's long gone?)
I would do #1. If you do your 3 FP+ early in the day, you might get RnR as your 4th FP+.
Yes, once all 3 of your FP+ times (whether you use them or not) you can book another one
Stacielee, Thanks. Does your recommendation change if both days we would arrive at Studios in early afternoon? (I know, it's contrary to my earlier comment about hitting at park opening)
I hope I am telling you this right because it has been awhile since I linked accounts. Whomever the reservation is under should already have an account. For example the reservation is in my name, but I control the account for myself, husband and two young children. In the MDE under Family & Friends at the very bottom of the page is change setting button. Make sure your account and your friends account are both set to all other people to see your friends and family list. Once you save it, you should be able to click add guest at the top of the page. Click on from a list of people I know. It should list the other people in the party. I believe a confirmation email is sent and then you should be able to see everyone. You'll need to do this as well as the other family you are traveling with.
I can't believe there are no fast passes left for Toy story mania & rocking roller coaster on 8/26/14! Last week I checked and these dates were open I was trying to book dining to coordinate which park id be at. This is crazy.
Again the more I play with FP and ADRs for this week, the more I fear this last week of August is going to be abnormally busy.