So I guess now we just need an absolute confirmation of the numbers. I saw posts on another thread that was expecting more like $0.60 per point. That would be reasonable. These high $2 numbers are an absolute show stopper.
The surprisingly high intro. price suggests to me that DVC thinks DLH will sell at a faster clip than Riv. or VGF2 have sold at.
it’s $35 a night right now for parking & nothing to stop that from going higher & higher + the high MFs & the TOT. Of course, unlike the swamp, there really isn’t space to build additional DVC rooms in Anaheim so right now & probably for the foreseeable future DLH is really the only on-site DL/CA direct DVC option.
Historically resale owners have always been included in presales. I think it’s to Disney’s benefit to do this so I don’t think that will ever change.
That probably will not be a huge deal in California.
Regardless of how you acquired your current points (resale or direct), DVC considers you to be a member for purposes of purchasing additional points. You will be able to add on at VDH at the same time as everyone else. As to your second question: yes, if you were to purchase VDH points directly from Disney, those points could be used at ALL existing (and future) resorts. If you were to sell those points, they could only be used by the new owner at VDH.
Yup. Published numbers would be great. I'm just repeating what my guide told me. I trust him more than an expected number posted in a thread. But it totally sucks, especially with all the hotels near DL.
At this point, there have been numerous owners who've spoken to guides and been told the exact same thing. I think at this point, it's solid info.
Yes that would be correct, that $282 is the taxes for their value of the points used in the booking
It went up to $8.04 this year. Yes still lower by a buck thank VDH and includes transient tax.
I never wanted DVC - because I traveled enough for work and I got Bonvoy points - but to stay for "free" at Swan - it is currently $315 in "resort fees" fees for the week not including parking.- So this is in line with other resorts. The "resort fee" is just their way of passing on the Florida tax. Lucky for us Florida has a law that exempts timeshares from the 6% tax.
The buy in is about 4.60 a point for the 7,500 point contract - that will be nothing towards the total cost with nearly $12 a point in fees not including parking.
$80?
Are you serious. Disneyland is a massive destination for the west. Washington NorCal Oregon Hawaii arizona Vegas Colorado. There are virtually no options now. Vgc membership is very limited. This will sell out by July 1
I will check back on July 1st
There's no way they sell all ~3.2mil points in 2 months. A very good month for DVC is 300k points. I'm not even sure they have the staff to sell at that velocity.
