2010 DDP Seasonal Price Increases for DVC also?

[LIFERBABE]

I was reading on the Restaurant and Resort boards that the DDP Price will now be priced with the seasons. Pay more for peak periods including summer, spring break and Christmas.

New prices $47 for the DDP during peak and $42 off peak.

I guess we want equality, so we will definitely get it with this one!

http://http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2220904&page=8

 

[supersuperwendy]

I'm wondering the same thing. I keep checking the member site but they haven't added the 2010 info yet.

 

[wdwstar]

Sounds like when disney charges holiday prices and non holiday prices for buffets. disney has been giving good deals on resort stays, they have to make up the difference somewhere.

 

[JimMIA]

Since DVC has had access to DDP, we've always paid the same prices with the same "benefits" as other guests. The only difference has been that we didn't have to purchase park tickets we don't need.

Personally, I don't care what they charge for DDP, because we haven't used it since they took the appy and gratuity out. But I have to say, the new plans really sound exhorbitant to me.

Plus, the food's better offsite anyway.

 

[pyrxtc]

I think they should stop giving away free nights and free dining and let everyone pay a cheaper price for the overall trip without getting anything for free. The everything that we all have to pay for will slow down going up in price. As DVC members, we do not get any of the freebies for investing our money into Disney but we have to pay for everyone else to get those things for free. yes, we could stay in our hotel and not do Disney but how often does that happen ??

Maybe thre should be a deal in our contracts that our park ticket price does not increase from the day we bought our membership. For immeadiate family only and non-transferable. So, sorry, that would leave out those who bought in resale and give them that years pricing for tickets. I think it would be fair and keep us going to the parks and gt more people buying in. Imagine if you could lock in ticket prices for 50 years ?? They would have to ahve some stipulations like if owning partyies aren't married then the lock is for those two only and not both families and that would keep brother/sister ownership and giving both spouses and all kids the discount.