DVC lanyard

baxter1999

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Has anyone found where you can get a DVC lanyard? I have been asking around for years and no one has an answer. I see them on eBay but I would like to have one that I got (I know that sounds weird). Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks!
 
If they are the lanyard I'm thinking of, they are a promotional item used as gifts and prizes on Member cruises and the member update type meetings. You may want to attend one of those the next time you're at the world and see if you can get one, or if you purchased direct, you might call your guide and ask to see if they have happen to have any on hand that you could get on your next WDW trip.
 

We got them at the sales gathering they had at BLT for awhile. With Magic Bands I wonder if they'll continue to give out lanyards or if they'll just become something from the past.
 
We got them at the sales gathering they had at BLT for awhile. With Magic Bands I wonder if they'll continue to give out lanyards or if they'll just become something from the past.

I imagine lanyards would still be popular for pin traders.
 
Has anyone found where you can get a DVC lanyard? I have been asking around for years and no one has an answer. I see them on eBay but I would like to have one that I got (I know that sounds weird). Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks!

My husband bought a couple for me through Ebay!
-KJ
 
Friends of ours received some at Welcome Home Wednesdays a few years ago.
 
Thanks everyone! You would think that you could buy them at DVC hotels. The sell everything else there:)
 
go on a cruise w DCL. you receive several. And if you want one of mine, pm.

Thanks! I can't do the cruise right now because I have a service dog. She is 14 1/2 but still going strong. I don't want to be where I can't be reached if something were to happen to her. Thank you for the offer for a lanyard! I may take you up on it:)
 
Thanks! I can't do the cruise right now because I have a service dog. She is 14 1/2 but still going strong. I don't want to be where I can't be reached if something were to happen to her. Thank you for the offer for a lanyard! I may take you up on it:)

Sorry to hijack this thread, but why does having a service dog mean no member cruise? I hope that it's not because service dogs aren't allowed-that would seem to be against ADA rules. I hope it's your choice because of her age-possibly she might get sea sick?
 
Sorry to hijack this thread, but why does having a service dog mean no member cruise? I hope that it's not because service dogs aren't allowed-that would seem to be against ADA rules. I hope it's your choice because of her age-possibly she might get sea sick?

The answer seems to be related to the dog's age (senior) and the risk of not being within quick range of veterinary services, if needed -- or leaving the dog behind and not being reachable should anything happen.

... service dog. She is 14 1/2 but still going strong. I don't want to be where I can't be reached if something were to happen to her.
 
If you check in to GCV you may get one. I got one there a couple weeks ago.
 
Sorry to hijack this thread, but why does having a service dog mean no member cruise? I hope that it's not because service dogs aren't allowed-that would seem to be against ADA rules. I hope it's your choice because of her age-possibly she might get sea sick?

Dogs, even if they are service dogs, are not allowed on a cruise ship due to the using the bathroom. There really is no where for them to go. I personally at her age would hate to take her much of anywhere other than what she is used to now. I know one 1 cruise that allows dogs. The non profit organization she come from does a cruise just for people with their service dogs.

Maybe I'm wrong. They may offer it now. I know you can't take a service dog to Hawaii unless they have been quarantined (?) for 30 days.

My next service dog will be going on vacation with me where ever I go. I am going to do the cruise when something happens to my current dog. (I pray it still a long way off!)
 
Dogs, even if they are service dogs, are not allowed on a cruise ship due to the using the bathroom. There really is no where for them to go. I personally at her age would hate to take her much of anywhere other than what she is used to now. I know one 1 cruise that allows dogs. The non profit organization she come from does a cruise just for people with their service dogs....

Just FYI - this is completely wrong. service dogs are absolutely allowed on DCL ships. As for where they can "go," there are designated areas onboard specifically for this purpose for service dogs.

If you have not taken a DCL cruise for this reason, I suggest you call DCL and inquire about specifics.

Must be a slow day for me....GCV?

Grand Californian Villas

- Dreams
 
if you are in the world when they are having a member party,:) such as at christmas, that is a perfect op. i think the christmas meet was when i bought mine.
 

















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