CFW Sales Tracking - includes all proofed county deeds through 5/31/25

[disneylandtour]

I think I saw it at 185 as it hit, then I think I saw 165 later in the day

It was 165. Interesting starting point for resale on the Cabins. My guess - it'll be around $130 within two years.

 

[VGCgroupie]

Gone within a day.

But how???? I just don’t get it.

 

[disneylandtour]

But how???? I just don’t get it.

My guess - someone has wanted points there, perhaps because they want to bring their dog(s) (and I totally get that) and $165pp is a lot cheaper than $235pp. And maybe they put in a lower offer, perhaps $150 that was accepted??? Not a great deal, especially with some wildly high MFs. But if traveling with your dog(s) is important, I get that. There's also a financial element. When I board my two dogs, it's nearly $100/day now. And yes, there's a cost to have the dogs in the cabins, but I bet it's less than boarding in most cases. Plus, if I didn't fly to WDW, I'd really consider bringing my dogs. Right now, we just have one of our adult kids watch them at the house. But for dog-owners, there's a personal value and also small financial calculus in this mix. Anyways, that's my guess.

 

[JackosinDIS]

My guess - someone has wanted points there, perhaps because they want to bring their dog(s) (and I totally get that) and $165pp is a lot cheaper than $235pp. And maybe they put in a lower offer, perhaps $150 that was accepted. Not a great deal, especially with some wildly high MFs. But if traveling with your dog(s) is important, I get that. There's also a financial element. When I board my two dogs, it's nearly $100/day now.

To be fair if you take off the price of dog boarding, it probably negates the MFs altogether!

 

[VGCgroupie]

My guess - someone has wanted points there, perhaps because they want to bring their dog(s) (and I totally get that) and $165pp is a lot cheaper than $235pp. And maybe they put in a lower offer, perhaps $150 that was accepted??? Not a great deal, especially with some wildly high MFs. But if traveling with your dog(s) is important, I get that. There's also a financial element. When I board my two dogs, it's nearly $100/day now. And yes, there's a cost to have the dogs in the cabins, but I bet it's less than boarding in most cases. Plus, if I didn't fly to WDW, I'd really consider bringing my dogs. Right now, we just have one of our adult kids watch them at the house. But for dog-owners, there's a personal value and also small financial calculus in this mix. Anyways, that's my guess.

I haven’t followed the incentives for CFW but thought you could get for not a lot more. I hope they got it for less than $165

To be fair if you take off the price of dog boarding, it probably negates the MFs altogether!

Truth, we have 2 dogs, one is large. Dog boarding is so much $$$$. Like the price of staying at a value resort at WDW.

 

[Girlstar30]

Probably because its the only that was up for resale, no competition.

 

[JackosinDIS]

Truth, we have 2 dogs, one is large. Dog boarding is so much $$$$. Like the price of staying at a value resort at WDW.

Wow! We have someone come to live at our house to babysit our 2 labs when we go away. It’s £30 ($40) per day which is quite reasonable, but still adds up.

 

[VGCgroupie]

Wow! We have someone come to live at our house to babysit our 2 labs when we go away. It’s £30 ($40) per day which is quite reasonable, but still adds up.

I need to find someone I trust to do that. We pay around $150 a night for the 2 of them.

 

[Leight19]

I thought the cabins charge $50 a day for dogs in them? I recall thinking we’d bring ours to save money then realizing it costs more to bring them board them.

Edit to say best I can tell it’s actually $50 per dog per day

 

[disneylandtour]

I thought the cabins charge $50 a day for dogs in them? I recall thinking we’d bring ours to save money then realizing it costs more to bring them board them.

Edit to say best I can tell it’s actually $50 per dog per day

I believe it’s $30 for DVC members staying on points. For me, that would be a net $40 win. But again, I fly to Florida.