Disney 14 day non-residency laws?

[twinklebug]

The short version Q:
If you want to stay for more than 14 days, does Disney (DVC in particular) make you change resorts or rooms?

The long version Q:
I know in Las Vegas, there's a non-residency law that states you can only stay in a hotel room for upto 2 weeks at which point if you want to stay in town you must move to a new hotel. I was unsure if Disney has such a law, and if they do, since DVC is a timeshare are you able to get around any type law?

Sorry if this doesn't make sense, the wording eluded me

 

[RobDoc]

No, there is no restriction for DVC members. That issue is covered in the POS where it states that DVC membership does not imply FL residency.

Enjoy!

 

[DVC Grammy]

The Disney philosophy seems to be: "If you can pay, you can stay", whether it's in points or cash!

 

[twinklebug]

No, there is no restriction for DVC members.

Thank you again WMDoc!

"If you can pay, you can stay"

I should have known better