We are just in the process of buying into DVC, and I am currently playing lots of 'what if' games with the DVC Planner (the caskbill one - which I think is fab!)
One of the things i would love to do at some point in the future is rent a grand villa and invite my extended family to travel with us.
We are buying at the Boardwalk, however, it would appear that GV at the Boardwalk use significantly more points that at Old Key West. (using 3 years points, I could get 6 nights at the Boardwalk and 11 at Old Key West, which is a significant difference)
However, am I right in assuming that it would be impossible for a Boardwalk owner to book a Grand Villa at Old Key West? Everything I've read suggests they book up day by day at the 11 month window, is this correct? What happens to people who own at a resort without a Grand Villa? Are they just unable to hire one?
This is not a deal breaking concern, just more of a ponder. We live in the UK, so a 6 night trip is not particularly feasible whereas an 11 night trip would be just fine.
One of the things i would love to do at some point in the future is rent a grand villa and invite my extended family to travel with us.
We are buying at the Boardwalk, however, it would appear that GV at the Boardwalk use significantly more points that at Old Key West. (using 3 years points, I could get 6 nights at the Boardwalk and 11 at Old Key West, which is a significant difference)
However, am I right in assuming that it would be impossible for a Boardwalk owner to book a Grand Villa at Old Key West? Everything I've read suggests they book up day by day at the 11 month window, is this correct? What happens to people who own at a resort without a Grand Villa? Are they just unable to hire one?
This is not a deal breaking concern, just more of a ponder. We live in the UK, so a 6 night trip is not particularly feasible whereas an 11 night trip would be just fine.