II Weeklong Stays Point Charts

[GuySmiley]

When I click on the "View Weeklong Stay Vacation Points Chart" on dvcmember, it just takes me back to the same page. Do point charts for II exchanges exist?

 

[spiceycat]

go to the points chart

1-bedroom
low - 124
mid - 144
high - 160

2-bedroom
low - 207
mid - 252
high - 270

 

[henri + katie's mum]

I had this problem too. I did see the pts for high, mid and low, but I wonder which resorts consider which seasons to be what level. For example, in Phoenix, AZ almost all hotels list summer as low season because of the heat.

Anyone know?

Thanks.

 

[bwvBound]

H&K Mum: You may want to pick up a used Interval International Resort Directory on eBay or through friends. (Perhaps someone at work has one?) Look for a book 2007 or older as the website and most recent directory (?) no longer show the traditional "Red, Yellow, Green" (high, medium, low) season charts.

EDITED!! I'm looking at my II [2007-200] Resort Directory now -- the seasons are displayed in the "Alphabetical index to resorts" near the back of the directory.

 

[Dean]

H&K Mum: You may want to pick up a used Interval International Resort Directory on eBay or through friends. (Perhaps someone at work has one?) Look for a book 2007 or older as the website and most recent directory (?) no longer show the traditional "Red, Yellow, Green" (high, medium, low) season charts.

EDITED!! I'm looking at my II [2007-200] Resort Directory now -- the seasons are displayed in the "Alphabetical index to resorts" near the back of the directory.

You can easily look online even as a non member. The truth is that each individual destination resort sets the DVC season. But a rough guide is this, if it's green or yellow, it's LOW season. If it's red but not peak, it's usually MID season, the rest is HIGH. There are a few exceptions I know of. Here are a few examples.

• St. John and Atlantis HIGH all year.
• Aruba High weeks 51-16 (Xmas to Easter), MID for the rest.
• Cancun and Cayman's the same as Aruba except mid summer is also HIGH.
• HI for most islands is HIGH Xmas to the end of summer, early Dec is LOW, the rest is mostly MID. The Big Island has a much larger MID season.
• HH is HIGH Easter through Sept, low Jan to early Feb and MID the rest.
• Williamsburg is HIGH summer only.
• The rest of MX mostly mimicks Aruba

This can always change and does at times from one year to another. Here is a LINK to a thread I maintain that may give you a little more info.

 

[GuySmiley]

go to the points chart

1-bedroom
low - 124
mid - 144
high - 160

2-bedroom
low - 207
mid - 252
high - 270

I'd love to do that, but when I click to view the point chart, it doesn't go anywhere, its the same page. Where are you seeing the chart, and what did you click to get there?

 

[Dean]

I'd love to do that, but when I click to view the point chart, it doesn't go anywhere, its the same page. Where are you seeing the chart, and what did you click to get there?

Go to the points chart page and it shows there under 2008. The II pages are somewhat new, looks like they're still working on them.