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Watching/Listening to the podcast I know it has been referenced that the ROFR department is an actual department that has a budget. Did this one VDH blow their budget for their fiscal year? And if so does that mean they could have to let some low price per point contracts slide on by? I would think this one contract wo
Question for the ROFR monster. Hypothetically lets say that I just requested a quote from direct DVC for the Grand Floridian along with other resorts. And hypthetically, the guide said they do not have any GF inventory. Would that make you more hungry for that resort?
Ok that was another question I had since I am not a member and cannot actively look at the availability chart. If I bought at the Poly would there be any availability at the VDH at the 7 month mark. It is great to hear that you haven't had too much difficulty in booking.
ok all good points. I would be leaning into Poly but we shall see when the time comes.
I love all this math talk and price per point (no I really do), but back the original question what did people do in order to save? Or did everyone just have tens of thousands lying around at time of purchase? I know someone said something about gift cards to cut on annual dues and I love using my credit cards to work
If I were to buy this year I would more than likely go with the Poly, which honestly before staying there I didn't think I would say that. I love the EPCOT area resorts but I am thinking timing is everything with all the movement with restrictions and end of contract years (forgot correct name). I love a great themed h
What article are you referring to? I would love to read it.
I agree! I really enjoy the theming of the resorts, and probably why I prefer the DLH over the GC.
Coming from Seattle area. Disneyland is my main hub usually going a couple of time a year to get my palm tree fix. I just went back to WDW last summer with two friends minus our children (1 is a DVC member) and then repeated the trip in January. I will say, I know that split stays can be controversial but between our t
If I buy into DVC I would definitely get an annual pass. It makes planning and budgeting easier and I feel like I would be able to get more use out of my DVC by having the flexibility of not having to add on tickets prices. I also live in the PNW and multi-day tickets with park hopping for one trip can be close to that
Thank you @starsaber25 and please be a terrible influence =). @Paws4trts NW did you end up buying direct or resale for your first contract? Also, with living out in the PNW I know our travels look a little different compared to those who live close by. If I can pick you brain and feel free to answer all or none of the
That is exactly the information I needed. Answered in just an hour! Thank you for the info and I will make sure to check out those videos.
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