DebbieB said:I doubt Disney would self insure, they have too much at stake. If something came through and flattened the entire WDW resort, there's no way they could cover that. They may also have financing that requires insurance, I doubt they paid cash to build for example The Animal Kingdom. I also think the DVC contract requires them to have insurance, what if something catastrophic happened and it caused Disney to go bankrupt? With the size of the company, I'm sure they can negotiate a fair rate, probably with a high deductible and reinsurance.

Maistre Gracey said:It will be a miracle if the Vero resort is still standing after September!![]()
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Granny said:Seems to me that increased insurance rates was one of the key reasons given to the increases in dues we've seen the last couple of years. At least, that's my recollection of what was reported here and from those who analyzed their dues statements closely.
I think just as likely a culprit will be things like energy/gasoline price hikes. DVC pays for part of the transportation system at WDW, and those buses have to use a lot of fuel!
I'm hoping that dues stabilize somewhat...I guess we were lulled into false security when we saw dues actually decreasing at OKW (and BWV) a few times in the early years.
LOL!!!3DisneyKids said:WHAT?!!? You mean my dues could increase??? But Hasaan told me that my dues will remain the same forever....
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Sorry...just couldn't resist....
I now return you to your regularly scheduled thread....
