Anyone know the right to refuse floor on resales?

[lalaUT]

Since I purchased Disney has raised the price on points twice (maybe more), but I have not seen the resale prices go up. I find this strange that they would not raise the floor price as well. When I bought it was $57.50.

While I am NOT thinking of selling, I do watch to see if the value of what I purchased has increased. So far I see only $2-3 avg increase in resale price, while I believe the Disney price has increased $10/point.

This also has implications for those renting although not as direct a relationship. If the cost of buying points goes up then the cost of renting should go up as well. Now this has two factors that guide this towards truth. One, sellers/Rentors collectively asking for more. Two, the price being sufficiently lower than Disney's "retail" price to create a market.

Wow, I really went on there. Sorry, all I really want to know is the current Disney price for points and the $ floor price where they will excerise their right of first refusal.

Have a great day All :>)

Lala

 

[Firefighter Mickey]

As I understand it, there is no fixed price. They have a model that they plug various numbers in to, such as number of points, banked, borrowed, etc., as well as other factors - this model determines whether they will exercise their buy-back option.

 

[Dean]

Indications are that it's now around $65 pp, some have said $66 pp. There are variables like which resort, package size and the like. Find a contract and give it a try, you never know what will happen.