Nope it's shady. They are building those bungalows/cabins to generate points at a new resort to sell. Then the cabins remain empty half the time for breakage and meanwhile owners (at CCV) can't get into a studio at 11 months because demand is so high from all the people that bought there with no intention of staying in cabins. The problem isn't as drastic at the Poly because 80% of the site points are in studios and 20 % are in cabins, so enough of the 80% go elsewhere on property to prevent an issue. But here's the breakdown at CCV:
65 Studios | 11% |
68 One Bedroom Villas | 24% |
60 Two Bedroom Villas | 27% |
6 Grand Villas | 7% |
26 Cabins | 31% |
So 38% of all points sold there are for GV and Cabins, while only 11% of points sold are in studios. What % of owners at CCV do you think WANT those to categories? (Hint - it's not 11% and 38%.)
I also have to point out that the DAY the point distribution was announced I pointed out in the CCV thread that there was going to be a major problem with studios at this resort. And if I can tell this in 30 minutes of work - DISNEY sure as hell knew this was going to be a problem. But did they care - no they did not. And so I agree it's "Shady". Disney looked at the almighty buck and didn't worry that a large percentage of their owners were going to be unsatisfied with their purchase.