Ok I’m glad I asked. I thought it was a separate reservation for the 10 days preceding your actual reservation. I didn’t realize it encompasses the length of your actual reservation too. That could be tough. My actual reservation is 11 nights. Thanks for info
Yes, but you get charged just for one night regardless of how long it is so it doesn’t matter in cost. Only in finding availability. I had a real 12 night reservation and still got a leading reservation though so it’s doable if you book in advance enough. The reason you have to overlap is because the 60+10 just goes thru the length of your booking. If your booking ends the day of your next booking you’d be able to book that first day at 60+10 but then your 60+10 would start all over based on the real reservation and you would not be able to book your 2nd day for any dining until you reached 60 days from your real check in day.
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Sorry to be a bug… but a reservation at the campsites would count, right. They get all the same perks of onsite guests?
Correct, take the cheapest one available.
and they are definitely not the cheapest but don’t use WDW Swan or Dolphin or Swan Reserve or the Disney Springs non-Disney owned hotels as they do NOT get the 60+10.
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