lizziepooh
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OK Jim, couldn't resist:JimMIA said:You often see posts comparing 49 years of points at SSR with 37 years at the other resorts. As Doc pointed out, there will be no 2042 or 2054 points, so the correct numbers are now 48 years for SSR and 36 years for the other resorts.
At 87, I may not much KNOW!dznymom1 said:I have one of those delightful December use years. I keep telling myself that's the reaon I keep borrowing my points. When the end comes, I will already be on trackOf course, at 87 years old I may not much care!
This makes a lot of sense....SpoonfulofSugar said:With SSR membership lasting the extra twelve years, all services of DVC should continue after 1/31/2042, right? Just because our contracts at the other resorts end, doesn't that just mean we don't get any points after 2041?
I mean, the resorts aren't going to crumble to the ground on 1/31/2042.
Everyone should get their last allotment of points, and then should be able to use them as normal, since all the resorts will still be there. Then when you use up all your points, you'll be done. It may be simple, but doesn't it make sense?![]()
With SSR membership lasting the extra twelve years, all services of DVC should continue after 1/31/2042, right? Just because our contracts at the other resorts end, doesn't that just mean we don't get any points after 2041?
I mean, the resorts aren't going to crumble to the ground on 1/31/2042.
Everyone should get their last allotment of points, and then should be able to use them as normal, since all the resorts will still be there. Then when you use up all your points, you'll be done. It may be simple, but doesn't it make sense?
tiggerguy2000 said:I would think that in the last say 5 to 10 years they will come up with a extension or a discount in the new resorts.What will they do with the resorts now in place?Would they scrap them and put up a new resort in the same place?
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I doubt they would be willing to do that. Reason #1 would be maintenance fees. Who would pay the operating costs for the resort after 1/31/42? Certainly not Disney/DVC just to allow people to use up the rest of their points.
Charging dues to just members with points left to use would still leave Disney paying for the vast majority of the resort's operating costs.
SpoonfulofSugar said:Again, I may be a simple person, but if the maintainance fees per point are based on operating costs, the membership fees budgeted should cover the cost of operating the resorts until the fulfillment of all outstanding points. The points under the system will have to be used by DEC 2042. The maintenance fees collected should sustain the resorts for the year of usage just like they do now.
SpoonfulofSugar said:Again, I may be a simple person, but if the maintainance fees per point are based on operating costs, the membership fees budgeted should cover the cost of operating the resorts until the fulfillment of all outstanding points. The points under the system will have to be used by DEC 2042. The maintenance fees collected should sustain the resorts for the year of usage just like they do now. ...
The maintenance fees would be the same. Even if you borrow points, and technically would have no points left to use, you still have to pay the maintainence fees for those points borrowed. Therefore it would not only be those with points left paying the maintenance.