DVC Ownership, Discounts and Add-Ons

[Opie100]

If we own 100 points from a resale contract from 15 years ago that was grandfathered in with the DVC Y discount, and we were to purchase add-on points from Disney (say 75 points) in our same UY but at a different resort, and then we were then to later sell our grandfathered 100 points, should I assume that we would lose DVC Y status?

 

[Sandisw]

Correct. A membership needs to have 150 direct points now unless it holds a contract that is grandfathered.

 

[Chili327]

That old contract is gold, & it loses its value if you sell it (i wish i had bought one that qualified years ago). I'd try to keep it at all costs, unless the dues are too high to be worth keeping.

 

[AwfulWaffle]

That old contract is gold, & it loses its value if you sell it (i wish i had bought one that qualified years ago). I'd try to keep it at all costs, unless the dues are too high to be worth keeping.

Now that might drive up some of those pitiful sales, Poly and Riv for 150 for blue card but only 75 at CFW for blue card.

 

[HappyDisneyWife]

That old contract is gold, & it loses its value if you sell it (i wish i had bought one that qualified years ago). I'd try to keep it at all costs, unless the dues are too high to be worth keeping.

It’s true. We’ve got 1 (tiny direct) contract that qualifies us for DVC-Y status in that membership… then, I’ve got a resale contract (technically DVC-N) which allows us to book anywhere (old & new properties)… & both have all sorts of *never sell” notes attached to them in my files . Golden indeed!!

 

[Chili327]

Now that might drive up some of those pitiful sales, Poly and Riv for 150 for blue card but only 75 at CFW for blue card.

It’s true. We’ve got 1 (tiny direct) contract that qualifies us for DVC-Y status in that membership… then, I’ve got a resale contract (technically DVC-N) which allows us to book anywhere (old & new properties)… & both have all sorts of *never sell” notes attached to them in my files . Golden indeed!!

I think my only chance is if someone puts me in their will for a grandfathered contract. lol