Disney's Long Term DVC Strategy

[Disneydad14]

Perhaps better than others but look how far riveria has already fallen and it’s practically brand new and a well like resort.

I think it was a missed opportunity for the dvc community to push back against what could be a existential threat to the overall product that we all
Love.

 

[AstroBlasters]

DVC’s long term strategy- Make goal this quarter to hit bonus and incentive share targets. Repeat next quarter.

 

[TheDailyMoo]

I personally hope Disney differentiates even harder so I can keep racking up resale points as cheap as possible. Give me 2042 resorts as close to zero as possible and I'll be a happy camper just paying dues for the next 17 years and staying on a ton of points. That's a pipe dream of course there's no chance of prices dropping out like that (although I'm looking at you VB). Many buyers understand the game DVC is playing and have to be ok trading away perks in order to maximize points per dollar spent. If perks are important you pony up the direct pricing. If you want to or need to save money then you go resale. Or a hybrid. But no matter the choice DVC has clearly laid out the rules of their game and we have to abide by them if we want to play...and let's be frank...this game is fun to play!