So if you're staying offsite at WDW

[waterchurch]

Does that mean you can only do your fastpass reservations one day at a time? I was considering staying up until midnight tonight but I don't know that I want to do that four days in a row.

And for anyone who knows both WDW and Disneyland, what rides are the most unique to WDW and worth the FP?
I know the mine train at MK, and pretty much everything at Epcot are going to be new to me. And Pooh is better at MK, right? Is that worth a FP?

[curbsideprophet]

Pretty sure that is what it means. You can only book 30 days ahead if offsite. What FPs are you trying to get? If you want A&E I would consider staying up for that day.

I have never been to Disneyland, sorry.

[CloudBee]

FWIW, we stayed offsite last year (by far our preference) and had no problems booking FPs the day of. I think they may hold a certain block of FPs and not realize them until the day of. There wasn't a single ride we wanted to go on that we couldn't reserve during a convenient window - and we were there over spring break. It's had me wondering why people get so stressed out about them on here.

[ilikedonuts]

Looks like Anna and Elsa are the only ones that are booked already and some days for the parade.

You could probably just wait a couple days to book everything

www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=835236

[waterchurch]

We're not trying for Anna and Elsa. Thanks for making me feel better! I'll relax and sleep tonight.