We're staying offsite in October. Originally we were staying onsite so I was quite happy with the booking 60 days out obviously. Then we switched to offsite and I relaxed a bit as I thought I don't need to plan now. Now that FP+ has opened up to offsite I am panicking again as I have heard that when offsiters go to book 30 days out there is nothing left as onsiters have booked it all. This is, presumably, going to mean more people in the FP queue, increasing standby lines for those unable to get an AFP+? Or does the FP+ allocation for each attraction stay constant and the distribution is altered (e.g 60%onsite, 40%offsite)?
I have 3 kids who all fight, we are "training" them to queue at UK themeparks but we don't usually queue here as I qualify for a Ride Access Pass and I'm not sure I would qualify at WDW.
So.... the question is: have offsiters managed to secure their choice of attraction with little trouble?
I have 3 kids who all fight, we are "training" them to queue at UK themeparks but we don't usually queue here as I qualify for a Ride Access Pass and I'm not sure I would qualify at WDW.
So.... the question is: have offsiters managed to secure their choice of attraction with little trouble?