I am not even sure which post you are responding too.
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I think the wine thread is getting to us. 
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I can’t, you’re on your own
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Past tense I think!
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But what happens when your 7 or 14 days or however long your ticket is for runs out? So if one has a 14 day ticket and one books a throwaway room for 1 September presumably one can only carry on booking fastpasses until 14 September? So there would be no point booking a throwaway room for 1 September for a genuine 15 September stay. I think, maybe…
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Tickets only start “running” from when you first use them at a park entrance.
So if you have a reservation from Sept 1st, but book FPs from Sept 5th, you have 14 days from then to use the tickets.
Sorry, the quote didn’t work properly!
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No, that rolling window is a feature of the enervation start-date.
It just keeps rolling on, right up until your physical check-out date.
So when you actually check-out, if you linked another unused ticket to MDE before that, you could then book FPs for up to 60 days ahead, for a return trip!
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You are a superstar. Thank you. I don’t think I would use this technique but at least I understand it now.
X2. Thank you.
Interesting, since this is not what is described on Disney’s site, nor what I could find in other sites that “explain” the system. Oh well.
(BTW, you no longer have a face. You are a plus sign. Or maybe the Swiss flag [rounded]. Or maybe the head of a Philips head screw. Or maybe a graphic representation of the four corners of Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah meeting up…)
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I think it’s unintentional.
It’s well documented on the DIS.