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I have rented out twice, so not worried at all. I have mixed feelings about this all. There have been 2 occasions when I decided on a spur of the moment trip and 1) did not have points and 2) there would be no availability even if I did. I was able to find a confirmed reservation for the exact dates on both occasions,
I think you need to do the OG first, then start working on the international parks. We have been to DLR and WDW many times, hitting DLP this summer, then hopefully Tokyo in the next couple of years.
Bought 3 BLT contracts over a span of 2 months without having stayed anywhere on Disney property before! A few years later, bought BCV without ever having stayed there. Did not regret any of my purchases.
No way I would pay that for a 2042 contract. Maybe up to 130. I would probably just go for a BWV contract which tends to be cheaper (unless you absolutely need Stormalong Bay or some other reason for BCV).
We often do split stays. Parks are MK heavy when we are BLT, then EPCOT heavy when at BCV. If you primarily just want to stay at your home resort, I don't see any advantage. If you want to try a bunch of resorts, probably best to buy the resort of best value for "sleeparound" points.
My guess is 150 to start, after they stay in a 1 bdrm and catch addonitis, at least 250.
BOMA!! Great variety with unique options. Yak & Yeti might be a close second.
Once upon a time, we started going to Disney and gradually fell in love with it. We always stayed offsite in a spacious 3 bdrm unit with full kitchen and laundry and thought it was amazing. I saw the masses waiting for the Disney buses and thought to myself, why would anyone want to stay in a tiny hotel room and have t
I love BCV. Location, location, location...and that smell! However, I was disappointed they didn't add a murphy bed to the 1 bdrms. Still can't understand why the studios accommodate more than the 1 bdrms. And of course, what's with the weird door layout of the bathrooms? Nonetheless, our trips are EPCOT heavy due to G
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