DVC Tour in german?

[Cosby]

Hi folks,
is there any chance to make the DVC tour with a german speaking employee?
Because my english is to bad for such a extensive decision.

Frank

 

[hrsmom]

I would call them and ask. It would surprise me if they couldn't find some way to do it.

 

[bavaria]

Herzlich Wilkommen!!! I will try and find the old thread I posted on to help another German poster. It was also helpful to someone purchasing from Belgium, as the major difference is the financing and down payment options.

 

[bavaria]

well, apparently 'search feature' is not working for me at all anymore. If you can search, the posters were Renate_do and Ghost.

If I recall, by purchasing directly from Disney the downpayment is much larger (I believe 30%) and financing was at a much higher interest rate.

Ghost and I both bought resale contracts.

Also, I would suspect that they would NOT allow a guide to do the whole tour in German, in particular the financial portion of the tour. As this would leave them open to liability if something was translated incorrectly by a well meaning guide.....

I also went to try and find the list of guides as I don't recall a German name on the list, but can't find that thread either....

 

[BillPA]

I don't know if this will help, but there is a UK DVC board, http://www.disboards.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=&f=61, I think there may a be a better chance that someone there might be able to help.

 

[papabear4]

Maybe you could get one of the young people who work in the Germany pavilion at EPCOT to come along on the tour and act as an interpreter. Just a thought.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

Yes, they can have a German-speaking salesperson for you.