How fast do you have to book fast passes?

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How fast do fast passes actually go? I’m not yet at the 60 day mark but am having anxiety about not being able to get 5 fast past tickets together! Anyone have any experience/

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When I booked at day 60 in February for our April trip, for 5 people, I got everything I wanted, within an hour of when I wanted it. Including FOP on both days 60 +5 and +6

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The only one I couldn’t get one for close to the time I wanted for a party of 4 was Slinky Dog Dash and I was trying for the 3 day after it opens. FOP was a bit later than I wanted. I got mine for 4:00 PM. I only got on the site about 10:00 AM on the +60 day. These are for the july 4th week.

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And remember that you do not need to have all 5 at exactly the same time.

Example, 2 at 11-12, 2 at 11:10-12:10, an 1 at 11:30-12:30. You can all ride together, 11:30-12:00.

You just need to overlap some, to share the experience.

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what day did you get FOP for?

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July 4th. CL4 predicted surprisingly.

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I mean which day of your trip? Like 60+what?

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Book the highest priority, hardest to get ones first. Then you can “set it and forget it” and not worry for the next 60 days.

However, I can say I recently was able to help someone get FPP for several hard to get ones - including PP, Splash, Soarin, and FOP - within 9 days of travel (FOP was achieved within 2 days of park visit, after the person was in WDW, but it was gotten!). I checked several times a day every day after she asked for help so it did require some time and effort but in the end I was Magical :slight_smile:

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60+3

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awesome! We will be 60+3 for AK (we only have a 3 day trip) so fingers will be crossed!

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Isn’t that 60+2 then? This particular terminology has always been confusing to me.

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Yes, I suppose. Although really its nights we are talking about. “60” is your hotel check in day (night 1). You can make FPP for that day… the next day is 60+1 (2nd day - 2nd night) then the following day is 60+2 - third day. Now, if you check out that day, you will have stayed only 2 nights, but you are eligible for 3 days of FPP. 60, 60+1 and 60+2. It just counts out like that.