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Interesting move lowering Riviera incentives...
Interesting and this is a reduction from summer incentives. Does seem like they are simply in no rush to sell it.
As I mentioned before, for the time being, having the rooms for deluxe cash guests allows WDPR to keep resorts closed for longer.
But, they do seem to be pushing the other resorts this time, including OKW over SSR.
My guess is that they think no incentive will really boost sales significantly until they get more people in the parks and people on the cruise ships to sell contracts to. Once that happens they will see how sales are going and adjust accordingly.Interesting and this is a reduction from summer incentives. Does seem like they are simply in no rush to sell it.
As I mentioned before, for the time being, having the rooms for deluxe cash guests allows WDPR to keep resorts closed for longer.
But, they do seem to be pushing the other resorts this time, including OKW over SSR.
Me too!This definitely makes me happy that I pulled the trigger on the summer incentives!
That's a surprisingly more aggressive CCV discount for 100-124. Guess they are making the final push to finish sales there.
I’ll just put out here that FWs 1-3, 35-45,47-50 are all only 118 points at CCV in a studio.That's a surprisingly more aggressive CCV discount for 100-124. Guess they are making the final push to finish sales there.
I think the 1-3 year strategy will be to focus on sold out resorts. They have indefinitely delayed Reflections, so until there is a new resort underdevelopment, they should not be pushing RR by lowering the net price. Guides used to really shy away from the sold out resorts, but now they even offer incentives. Additionally, they have added restrictions over the years to increase the value of direct versus resale market to help support a premium. I think we will see them implementing procedures to be very efficient at finding the points in ROFR to fill any demand for the sold out resorts. They will adjust the incentives as the resale prices fluctuate to ensure they are getting a sufficient margin on those points.Interesting and this is a reduction from summer incentives. Does seem like they are simply in no rush to sell it.
As I mentioned before, for the time being, having the rooms for deluxe cash guests allows WDPR to keep resorts closed for longer.
But, they do seem to be pushing the other resorts this time, including OKW over SSR.
And by 30th, you mean 20th. Technically hasn’t gone through half it’s RTU yet.No BCV discounts for existing members ??
BCV is approaching it's 30th anniversary, and I'm hoping resale prices start to reflect that soon.......
My guess is that they think no incentive will really boost sales significantly until they get more people in the parks and people on the cruise ships to sell contracts to. Once that happens they will see how sales are going and adjust accordingly.
Have I flipped the math? or have you ??And by 30th, you mean 20th. Technically hasn’t gone through half it’s RTU yet.
WAIT -Have I flipped the math? or have you ??
BCV expires in 2042, correct?
So in 2 more years there will be only 20 years left of the 50 year contract life, so it will be 30 years old in 2022.
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