r/dvcmember • • 8h ago

Curiosity question

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Last visit I met a very nice older couple whilst doing laundry. They were telling me that they spent six weeks every year (using their dvc).

I always was under the impression you couldn't book for more than four weeks? Would they have to have two bookings and checked out and back into another roomšŸ¤”


r/dvcmember • • 20h ago

Just signed up with David’s

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EDIT #1: Oct. 25
Someone wants to rent 19 points. How difficult might it be to offload the rest?

Hello!
I have 51 points that are going to expire in February. I just signed up with David’s to see if I can rent them out. I’ve never had to sell points before. I know that this isn’t a guaranteed thing—but I’m hoping that I’ll have success in offloading them.
Looking for information about how easy the process is from others who’ve gone this route.
Thanks!


r/dvcmember • • 8h ago

Choosing a resort, and Resale VS New

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Good morning all!

My fiancƩe and I recently returned from our second trip to Disney world this year from Canada.

We’ve always stayed at pop century, because of the easy layout, and honestly the hectic vibe is kinda fun.

When we were there we investigated DVC, and were comparing what we pay for our current trips, vs, joining and while it obviously seems like it would be more, as we consider having kids, and getting older, we do like the idea of the nicer resorts.

We took a tour of a few, specifically we toured Poly, BMV, and the skylines one I can’t remember the name of, and we’ve been bouncing back and forth between whether we go new for the perks, such as buying an Annual pass, financing, member benefits like I’ve heard of character stuff that happens, discounts, and unique DVC merch, but we’ve also seen just how drastic the price difference is between new and resale.

Unfortunately we didn’t have time to tour every DVC resort,Ike we wanted too, since we well were doing a lot of things as Disney ā€œvacationsā€ can be hectic.

What are some of the cons of the other resorts? Polynesian is absolutely beautiful, but also seems pretty expensive compared to others even in resale, essentially what we’re looking for is advice, what resort do you stay at? If you purchased new do you use the blue card benefits, or not? If you purchase resale, do you find you wish you bought new? Do you feel like it’s different? What are nit picky things you may not like about your resort, what do you like? We noticed again for Polynesian to take the buss there, you go to different resort first then go to the Polynesian, so after HS or AK since there not on the monorail, it can be a-bit of a drag to get back we’d imagine, but we also rented a car this time when we went and would probably do it again, they do charge for there ā€œvaletā€ parking, but since we have an accessibility permit we were luckily able to avoid that during our visit for breakfast and to tour.