Before asking Disney to fix a problem, consider the cause and Disney's likely response. The main cause of availability problems, particularly for studios (and as a result 2BRs at resorts with lock-offs) and during the fall is Disney, not the members who walk. Disney is the one that set points for the fall at mostly the lowest and second lowest of the season, created all the events that attract reservations in the fall, and then, beginning about ten years ago, began a process of raising new purchase point prices by about 80% over those 10 years, while lowering the new purchase requirements to 100 points and at many times 50 so it could sell most of the points, including those attached to newly added, outrageously priced bungalows and cabins, to persons who could afford only enough points to get studios, with the result that studios have been effectively "oversold."
And in December 2018, Disney showed how it planned to resolve the problem of excess studio demand that it created and about which members had expressed concern. It issued new
point charts for 2020 that significantly raised the points needed almost year round to reserve studios and 1BRs while lowering somewhat 2BRs, and thus showing that its method of resolving the issue was to punish all those who bought into Disney's oversell of studios, and it did that despite representations (including written) made over the years that reallocations would be limited to seasonal changes, and Disney's response to objections from those who relied on those representations was that Disney "is not bound" by representations it made to its purchasers. It eventually withdrew those point charts but still asserts the right to make such changes.
Thus, if you perceive that something like walking creates a problem, think twice before asking Disney to resolve the issue because its probable response and solution will not be one that you expect.
