Much is talked on here about which resort to buy at or is it best to go for the cheapest deal. It obviously depends on the persons date requirements. Myself I always go in the summer between around the 20th July and am always back home by 1st September. I normally look to go to Florida for around 2-3 weeks. Given that my DW is a school teacher this fits in with her work and given that she is only 30 it is a lot of years before we envisage that anything other than this time of year will be suitable for us. A great deal of people talk about how important it is to choose which resort to buy I would agree with this only if you intend to stay at peak times such as Christmas, Thanksgiving, F&W etc. Myself wanting to stay at none peak times I have had no problems booking at the 7 month window into any accomodation that I wanted. I am staying sun-fri of my first week in BWV standard studio, 2nd week sun-fri WL studio and 3rd week sun - thu in BCV studio. None of these reservations were required to be booked on a day to day basis. On each of the weekends I am staying for cash in the Poly as I found a good deal and wanted to be on the Monorail for part of my stay but didnt fancy GF prices again this year and was also able to get better value from my points by doing this. From what I have experienced this year booking, think hard about where you buy, I own at the longest time available resort with the lowest annual dues yet still get to go and stay at the so called hardest to book resorts which are more to buy, more annually to own and have a shorter ownership life than mine.
The key to where to buy is not just where you like staying but also when you want to actually stay there.
The key to where to buy is not just where you like staying but also when you want to actually stay there.