Future Recession: Which DVC resale Resorts drop fastest

[VGCgroupie]

There's another part of this that's somewhat invisible. Full disclosure - I haven't looked into this in a while. But I believe that some non-Disney timeshares (such as marriott's) still can use Interval International to transfer non-DVC points to get a DVC room. So there's a percentage of points that being swapped out (for cruises, etc.), but also some points that are being swapped in. So the 20% with this may be a net 15% or even 10%. I really have no idea how much comes into the system this way.

Yep I see people getting deals on DVC rooms with other timeshare points all the time.

 

[Sandisw]

There's another part of this that's somewhat invisible. Full disclosure - I haven't looked into this in a while. But I believe that some non-Disney timeshares (such as marriott's) still can use Interval International to transfer non-DVC points to get a DVC room. So there's a percentage of points that being swapped out (for cruises, etc.), but also some points that are being swapped in. So the 20% with this may be a net 15% or even 10%. I really have no idea how much comes into the system this way.

The board simply said that 20% of inventory is moved out of points bookings because of trades.

I took that to mean both for the Disney collection, etc and for owners who trade via II.

The ones trading in are getting the rooms because DVC owners traded out.

 

[DisneyFanSea]

As a Poly and VDH owner looking for even more resale deals in the next few years, I’m hoping those two hit under $100/pt

But seriously the real magic 8 ball question is if a recession will eliminate the need to walk a reservation and tame down the park crowds.