Fall Direct Incentives

[Mikey15]

Wish they offered the same for WDW Annual Pass holders…

I’m sure they’ll offer that at some point
…for a discount on CFW points

 

[VGCgroupie]

Very interesting— especially (if I’m reading it right) that you’d get $15/pt off at the 100 point mark. Might put a little more pressure on the smaller VGC contracts.

I hadn’t looked at it very closely yet but insane starts at 100 pts and was gonna pull new offers to do all the math since starting at 100 pts seemed pretty good. Although I don’t have a magic key currently

 

[VGCgroupie]

Got the link https://dvcexplorer.com/fin/m/VillasatDisneyland_Member_Magickey.pdf

 

[Mikey15]

Got the link https://dvcexplorer.com/fin/m/VillasatDisneyland_Member_Magickey.pdf

$208 avg for 100 is unheard of. Adding the next 25 (to 125) would cost $223pp.

150pts also works out to $208 avg, and 200 only takes it down to $204.50!

 

[VGCgroupie]

$208 avg for 100 is unheard of. Adding the next 25 (to 125) would cost $223pp.

150pts also works out to $208 avg, and 200 only takes it down to $204.50!

Maybe they are realizing not everyone can afford or wants more points especially in CA.

Maybe they are realizing once you get some points you always want more

 

[HyperspaceMountainPilot]

Maybe they are realizing not everyone can afford or wants more points especially in CA.

Maybe they are realizing once you get some points you always want more

VDH is interesting because it’s SO MANY studios they may actually want to nudge people towards smaller contracts so they don’t have a bunch of angry owners in knife fights over the villas.

 

[VGCgroupie]

$208 avg for 100 is unheard of. Adding the next 25 (to 125) would cost $223pp.

150pts also works out to $208 avg, and 200 only takes it down to $204.50!

Thought of another.. maybe they are trying to soften the blow of the new increases of Magic Key prices. Look how much you can save (spend)

 

[disneylandtour]

I hadn’t looked at it very closely yet but insane starts at 100 pts and was gonna pull new offers to do all the math since starting at 100 pts seemed pretty good. Although I don’t have a magic key currently

They went back on sale again today. Usually they sell out within a week or so.

 

[VGCgroupie]

They went back on sale again today. Usually they sell out within a week or so.

How did I not see this anywhere else? Thanks!

I still see renewal only.

 

[disneylandtour]

Maybe they are realizing not everyone can afford or wants more points especially in CA.

Maybe they are realizing once you get some points you always want more

Maybe it's that the back side of this hotel has the worst views of any DVC anywhere (yep, here's your view of a parking lot that bleeds out into endless urban sprawl hemmed in by a gray layer of distant smog).

 

[VGCgroupie]

Maybe it's that the back side of this hotel has the worst views of any DVC anywhere (yep, here's your view of a parking lot that bleeds out into endless urban sprawl hemmed in by a gray layer of distant smog).

Agreed. I stayed and said I would never buy here. Now I own 200 points.

 

[disneylandtour]

How did I not see this anywhere else? Thanks!

I still see renewal only.

Sorry, my fault. Today they announced that Magic Key passes will go on sale "soon." Apparently I was reading too fast this morning.

https://www.ocregister.com/2024/10/09/disneyland-to-restart-magic-key-sales/

My guess is that Disney feels that it would be in bad taste to advertise one of the Disney resorts while the other is being hit by a hurricane. My guess: give this about 10 days.

 

[VGCgroupie]

Sorry, my fault. Today they announced that Magic Key passes will go on sale "soon." Apparently I was reading too fast this morning.

https://www.ocregister.com/2024/10/09/disneyland-to-restart-magic-key-sales/

My guess is that Disney feels that it would be in bad taste to advertise one of the Disney resorts while the other is being hit by a hurricane. My guess: give this about 10 days.

Makes sense. Gives me time to figure out if I should buy this time.

 

[AstroBlasters]

Sorry, my fault. Today they announced that Magic Key passes will go on sale "soon." Apparently I was reading too fast this morning.

https://www.ocregister.com/2024/10/09/disneyland-to-restart-magic-key-sales/

My guess is that Disney feels that it would be in bad taste to advertise one of the Disney resorts while the other is being hit by a hurricane. My guess: give this about 10 days.

Hmmmm

Do I buy now and then wait to use starting for the August trip OR risk it that they’d still be there in November and then apply the already purchased 5 day ticket to the price….

 

[disneylandtour]

Hmmmm

Do I buy now and then wait to use starting for the August trip OR risk it that they’d still be there in November and then apply the already purchased 5 day ticket to the price….

Just FYI - you have one year for date of purchase to activate. Prices on the AP just went up today.

 

[VGCgroupie]

Hmmmm

Do I buy now and then wait to use starting for the August trip OR risk it that they’d still be there in November and then apply the already purchased 5 day ticket to the price….

Tough one if you have already bought 5 day tickets.

 

[AstroBlasters]

Tough one if you have already bought 5 day tickets.

Yeah, but we have a 5 night stay reserved for next August and if we have Keys then we will look for times we can go…

 

[CastAStone]

VDH is interesting because it’s SO MANY studios they may actually want to nudge people towards smaller contracts so they don’t have a bunch of angry owners in knife fights over the villas.

It’s wild the VDH incentives don’t always start at 100 points, tbqh.

 

[CastAStone]

Maybe it's that the back side of this hotel has the worst views of any DVC anywhere (yep, here's your view of a parking lot that bleeds out into endless urban sprawl hemmed in by a gray layer of distant smog).

I haven’t stayed but from the photos I’ve seen I think I prefer the mostly treed neighborhood view to the concrete and steel of the rest of Disneyland hotel that makes up the preferred view.

 

[HyperspaceMountainPilot]

I haven’t stayed but from the photos I’ve seen I think I prefer the mostly treed neighborhood view to the concrete and steel of the rest of Disneyland hotel that makes up the preferred view.

We got a low floor standard view that mostly shrubs (and maintenance people walking by below)— but most of the preferred views are views I would be annoyed to have paid extra for…I do think the dead on view is the waterside on higher floors is charming.