There is no indication that having one expire will let you book another. It works that way for Genie+, but I believe you had to tap in for Fastpass+. If you are going to be in the park early, you could book something early even if it won't have a long line and tap into it (even if you don't ride it right away and ride it standby later).
Another question based on the above question: What if you had 3 LL, a Tier 1 and two Tier 2. After you tap in for a Tier 2, can you book a Tier 1? Or do you have to wait until the original Tier 1 is redeemed?
Right! This makes no sense. My daughter has an AP and I don't and we are staying at the Beach Club in October. Surely, this is not that uncommon.
Yep. While we're headed to the park for rope drop (since it will still be spinning then). I'll be headed to Epcot that day. All of us in the Skyliner line will be commiserating.
So we have to race to buy it and then race to get the LLs. I do wish it could at least be purchased before the booking window opens.
Probably not. If I were Disney and wanted to create deluxe/DVC incentives, I would instead give away 1 day of LL access "free" per X nights at a hotel.
My understanding is that you actually do the booking first -- selecting your three rides/times -- and only then check out. I saw a screenshot that said something like "your selections will be held for five minutes" during the checkout process. That way, if the attractions you want aren't available, you can bail without spending a time. It also lets you speed through selections and do the slow part (paying) once those are locked in!
After they went with the evening hours for Deluxe only, I just wondered if they might ever go further with such.
You could probably use a VPN.
forsure, but it's just another hoop to jump through, which is to my non-computer savvy knowledge, not free. I'm staying for 2 weeks at a deluxe resort, with a cruddy canadian dollar conversion, and now i've gotta get a vpn just to get a fair shot at selections. That stinks.
