cruise point chart

[becky maguire]

anyone know where this is found?

 

[CarolMN]

You'll find the DCL point charts in the Members Guidebook or on the Members Website.

For the website:

After you log on, click on the link for "Plan Your Getaway". It's in the left hand column. Then click on the link for "The Disney Collection". That will also appear in the left hand column (sub-heading under The Disney Collection). You will then see links for the DCL charts. Both the 2003 and the 2004 charts are available.

 

[Rock'n Robin]

Unless something has changed I was unable to access the 2004 points last week--they were all black--I EMailed but the EMail I got back told me to call MS for 2004 cruise points.
Robin M.

 

[wdwstar]

you can email me or pm me with your dates how many people the ages, i tell you how many points

 

[Bozza]

As someone considering a DVC purchase, I obviously do not have access to the site mentioned.

Could someone kindly give a few indicative points costs for cruises for me (and anyone in a similar position).


Thanks,


Darren

 

[Rock'n Robin]

I'm starting to think my adobe acrobat is screwed up--all the points I try to access are now in black.
Robn M.

 

[CarolMN]

Originally posted by Rock'n Robin
I'm starting to think my adobe acrobat is screwed up--all the points I try to access are now in black.
Robn M.

Robin - I can access the 2004 chart. It probably is your acrobat program. Try downloading the latest version. I found that you really do need one of the more recent versions to see the charts properly. I'm using Adobe Reader 6.0 Good luck! Carol

Darren - If you send me a PM with your email address, I will send you the file for the 2004 point charts for the DCL. You will need to have Adobe Acrobat reader (free to download if you don't already have it) to access the chart.

There are really too many variables to pick a few "indicative" examples. We'd need to know length of cruise (3, 4 or 7 nights), route for 7 night cruises (Eastern or Western), cabin category (3 through 11), date or season you plan to cruise (Value, Regular, Peak or Holiday), as well as the number of cruisers per cabin and the ages of any children sharing the cabin with you.

For example, two adults taking a 3 night cruise in October (Value season) in a cat 11 cabin (least costly) would be 124 points - 62 points each. Those same two people taking a 7 night western cruise in a cat 3 cabin (most expensive category) during Peak season would be 1082 points or 541 points each. There are many, many options in between!

Good luck with your decision.

 

[wdwstar]

mines a 5.0 and it reads it great !