Cajun28
Mouseketeer
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- May 26, 2000
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Im hoping to get some advice from my DIS friends.
I am trying to make a decision on whether to change my UY or not. (I know I cant change it outright, but Im talking about buying a contract with a different UY and selling my current UY contract somewhere in the future.)
Heres my situation. We bought a BVW contract with a Dec UY. We originally wanted a Sept or Oct UY, but no contracts with those UYs were available when we were ready to buy and a contract to our liking was available with a Dec UY, so we purchased it with plans to add on more points later. At that time I did not realize that if I buy another contract with a different UY, that contract will have a different account and those points could not be combined. So now I want to keep all of my points in a single UY, therefore I need to decide if I want to keep my Dec UY or change. The reason I originally wanted a Sept or Oct UY is because lately we have been traveling mostly at Thanksgiving or Mardi Gras. My thinking was a fall UY would cover both dates for banking purposes, but I have come up a theory that may have changed my mind about keeping the Dec UY.
Id like to run that theory by the experts on the board and see if you all agree with my thinking. In the job I currently have, we have been extremely busy since hurricanes Katrina and Gustav. Any vacations I schedule are subject to be canceled because of workload. The only time I can schedule a vacation and know it wont have to be rescheduled (for work purposes, anyway) is Thanksgiving.
So heres my theory. I am now thinking that a Dec UY would work for me because if a situation arises where I have to cancel a DVC vacation during the year, I know I can always use those points at Thanksgiving time. (assuming availability). So Thanksgiving would be sort of a safety net I could use to avoid losing points that would otherwise expire at the end of my UY. If I had a Sept or Oct UY, those points would expire before Thanksgiving.
Any thoughts?
Thanks for reading my long post and any help would be appreciated.
I am trying to make a decision on whether to change my UY or not. (I know I cant change it outright, but Im talking about buying a contract with a different UY and selling my current UY contract somewhere in the future.)
Heres my situation. We bought a BVW contract with a Dec UY. We originally wanted a Sept or Oct UY, but no contracts with those UYs were available when we were ready to buy and a contract to our liking was available with a Dec UY, so we purchased it with plans to add on more points later. At that time I did not realize that if I buy another contract with a different UY, that contract will have a different account and those points could not be combined. So now I want to keep all of my points in a single UY, therefore I need to decide if I want to keep my Dec UY or change. The reason I originally wanted a Sept or Oct UY is because lately we have been traveling mostly at Thanksgiving or Mardi Gras. My thinking was a fall UY would cover both dates for banking purposes, but I have come up a theory that may have changed my mind about keeping the Dec UY.
Id like to run that theory by the experts on the board and see if you all agree with my thinking. In the job I currently have, we have been extremely busy since hurricanes Katrina and Gustav. Any vacations I schedule are subject to be canceled because of workload. The only time I can schedule a vacation and know it wont have to be rescheduled (for work purposes, anyway) is Thanksgiving.
So heres my theory. I am now thinking that a Dec UY would work for me because if a situation arises where I have to cancel a DVC vacation during the year, I know I can always use those points at Thanksgiving time. (assuming availability). So Thanksgiving would be sort of a safety net I could use to avoid losing points that would otherwise expire at the end of my UY. If I had a Sept or Oct UY, those points would expire before Thanksgiving.
Any thoughts?
Thanks for reading my long post and any help would be appreciated.