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[bryaalre]

If they start singling out short stays for increased housekeeping, what would stop people from complaining about other items, like transportation. I have had resort only stays where I didn't take any transportation for a few days and I have had parks days where I'm hitting all four parks in one day taking 5 or 6 buses, a couple monorail trips and using the Skyliner.

 

[walt34]

If they start singling out short stays for increased housekeeping, what would stop people from complaining about other items, like transportation. I have had resort only stays where I didn't take any transportation for a few days and I have had parks days where I'm hitting all four parks in one day taking 5 or 6 buses, a couple monorail trips and using the Skyliner.

As long as Disney does not charge any guests (parks, restaurants, hotels,..) for transportation directly, it would not be a good candidate for removing these costs from the dues. They‘d have to check tickets.

 

[muppets3d]

If they start singling out short stays for increased housekeeping, what would stop people from complaining about other items, like transportation. I have had resort only stays where I didn't take any transportation for a few days and I have had parks days where I'm hitting all four parks in one day taking 5 or 6 buses, a couple monorail trips and using the Skyliner.

Those buses still have to be maintained whether you personally rode on them or not. I don't always park a car when I stay but the parking lot still has to be maintained. These are things that you agreed to fund with your dues when you purchased your position in DVC.

 

[Tatebeck]

Also a longer stay would typically mean using more transportation on average, so those using more points would be paying more of the dues towards the transportation already. The transportation is already correlated correctly IMO. It is the inverse problem for Housekeeping