Is there a way to view points on each reservation?

[JessLCH]

I have 3 different contracts (same resort and UY) and 4 reservations currently. Is there a way to look up exactly which points were used for each reservation? I am trying to make sure all the banked points get used first. I cannot figure out how to look this up on my DVC account. Thanks.

 

[HickoryDickory]

You’ll need to go through the reservation modification process for each reservation. You don’t have to change anything- you can keep the same room and dates, but go through the entire process of modifying the existing reservation and complete the booking. Once the booking has been confirmed on the final page you can find the information you need under Vacation Points Required and after clicking ‘View Points Summary’

- Dashboard
- Select existing reservation
- Select View or Modify Details
- Select Modify
- Select the same dates, room type, and resort
- Select contract(s) points to be used
- Confirm guest information
- This next Review Modifications page will show points from contract(s), but it won’t be accurate. This page annoys me with the lack of details. But hold tight, if the modification is accurate go ahead and agree to the terms and conditions and book the room
- This final ‘Congratulations! Your Modifications Are Confirmed!’ page will show you which contract(s) were used and how many points from each were used, BUT
- Scroll down below Selected Contracts down to Vacation Points Required and click ‘View Points Summary’
- The View Points Summary page gives very detailed information for each contract used to show the details of the points used from each contract for that reservation. It will show whatever combination of holding, banked, borrowed, transferred, and current use year points were used from each selected contract to book the reservation.

 

[JessLCH]

You’ll need to go through the reservation modification process for each reservation. You don’t have to change anything- you can keep the same room and dates, but go through the entire process of modifying the existing reservation and complete the booking. Once the booking has been confirmed on the final page you can find the information you need under Vacation Points Required and after clicking ‘View Points Summary’

- Dashboard
- Select existing reservation
- Select View or Modify Details
- Select Modify
- Select the same dates, room type, and resort
- Select contract(s) points to be used
- Confirm guest information
- This next Review Modifications page will show points from contract(s), but it won’t be accurate. This page annoys me with the lack of details. But hold tight, if the modification is accurate go ahead and agree to the terms and conditions and book the room
- This final ‘Congratulations! Your Modifications Are Confirmed!’ page will show you which contract(s) were used and how many points from each were used, BUT
- Scroll down below Selected Contracts down to Vacation Points Required and click ‘View Points Summary’
- The View Points Summary page gives very detailed information for each contract used to show the details of the points used from each contract for that reservation. It will show whatever combination of holding, banked, borrowed, transferred, and current use year points were used from each selected contract to book the reservation.

Thanks so much for this step by step info! Was hoping there was a simpler way to view the points.

 

[Best Aunt]

I recently had trouble making a resie because I wanted to use banked points from multiple contracts (all have the same Use Year and same home resort). I had to get help from the people here on the Dis.

For future reference:
After you make the resie, you get to a page where you can cancel it.
There is something on that page that you can click on: it says View Points Summary (or something like that).
When I clicked on it, it showed me that the system had used the contracts in the way that I had wanted (banked points from contract 1, banked points from contract 2, banked points from contract 3, remaining points needed from contract 1).