In 2014, which DVC will be the most difficult to book at 7 months out?

[Robo-Daddy 3000]

Just for fun, with all the new DVC's being planned, 7 years from now (in 2014) which one do you think will the most difficult to get a room at without the home resort booking advantage?

Hawaii DVC, Contemporary Villas, Grand Californian Villas, or one of the other existing resorts?

 

[Chuck S]

Perhaps a not yet announced new location?

Probably VWL will always be difficult to book because is it the smallest on-site resort.

 

[epicureangirl]

For now (even though I don't have a point schedule) I will guess Hawaii. Only because I see that most people on these boards say they would like to visit but don't want to own there (7 month rush for ressies). I also think the people who do decide to own Hawaii, will USE their points at their home resort instead of trading out to other DVC properties. The cost and time to go to the east coast destinations are a barrier for a lot of west coasters. Not me though, I'd go to Florida in a heartbeat!

 

[spiceycat]

the one in california with only 50 units - it will go pretty fast - unless it has unreasonable point schedule.

 

[pilferk]

I went for the GCV...simply because it's so small.

I think a CLOSE second will be MK view CRV rooms.

 

[dwelty]

It HAS to be GCH. WIth only 50 Units and it being the only DVC at the Disneyland Resort, There is no question.

 

[disney-super-mom]

It'll be the GCV.

 

[ACDSNY]

The GC will be the smallest and hardest to get into at 7 mo.

 

[simzac]

Ssr

 

[sjdisneywedding]

GC since its so small AND currently is the only one at DL

then CR

I wouldnt even put HI in the mix myself as its proposed to have over 400 units

 

[wdw4life]

The GCVs. With only 100 units max it will be very hard to book at 7 months.

 

[dwelty]

Ssr

Good one Simzac!

 

[Robo-Daddy 3000]

I was wondering if the folks who voted for one of the other existing resorts might tell us which ones they had in mind and why.

ChuckS mentioned VWL and that makes sense seeing that is small and close to the MK. Simzac mentioned SSR (you're not serious, are you?) which I have a hard time envisioning as being difficult to get a ressie at, but hey in 7 years time, who knows!

I voted for GCV myself. With such a small number of rooms, 7 years from now it's going to be very tough to get a room there at 7 months out. And if/when they build another DVC at DL, I don't think it will get any easier to get a room at GCV unless you already own there.

 

[jarestel]

I would imagine the smaller WDW resorts will always be the toughest to book simply because the majority of people in any given year will always be traveling to WDW. I would concur with VWL and possibly BVC as the resorts most consistently likely to put looks of disappointment on the faces of DVC members who are trying to book there.

 

[Island Mouse]

I think the GCV will be the most difficult to book at 7 months just because of the limited number of units.

 

[wildernessDad]

I voted 'other' because places like VWL will be dwarfed by the number of year-2014 members.

 

[eva]

I did vote, but I doubt if it will matter too much that year for me. I'm sure we will be trading for Disney Adventures and a stay over by Normandy for the D-Day Anniversary Events.

 

[allshookup]

I voted CR because if GC is extremely successful, I believe they will find a way to add more DVC villas by 2014. With CR being right on the monorail at WDW I think it will always be hugely popular.

 

[disneymom8589]

I voted for GCV due to the lack of rooms at this point. Hopefully, they will add another DVC part to DLR in the near future!!

 

[epicureangirl]

I wouldnt even put HI in the mix myself as its proposed to have over 400 units

400 DVC units in Hawaii? I thought it was a hotel with some DVC units yet to be determined. I better go and read the news release over. I guess other than the proposed small number of units in California, I can't imagine wanting to stay on-property for more than 3 days. I guess I'm jaded, I only go to Disneyland because of the proximity to me... I think Disney World is a superior vacation to Disneyland (I'll probably get flamed!).

So now that the tribe has spoken... I will go and white out my vote off the screen...