Is This The End Of DVC Rentals?

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I just saw this article:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/trav...-club-changes-commercial-renters/84372282007/

It’s not super clear to me how this will affect people who rent through David’s or DVC Rental Store because the wording was confusing. Also not clear whether Disney will now cancel rented stays willy nilly.

We have rented in the past and had good experiences with it, though I noticed the price has gone up quite a bit.
 
Short answer is No.

Disney is attempting to crack down on those that are commercially renting out their points on a normal basis vs actually using them for themselves to vacation with. There are groups out there that own thousands of points and just use them to rent to others.

DVC members are still allowed to rent out points. David’s and DVCrentalstore will continue to be good choices as they rent people’s points who are not able to go on a trip during a year and aren’t renting the same person’s entire point balance on a yearly basis.

I agree the price of renting has gone up.
However the cost of Disney rooms also has increased.
DVC annual dues/maintenance fees have also increased.
DVC members renting want to at least make enough to cover these dues which must be paid whether points are used or not.
With that in mind the rental stores have to increase their prices a little to pay the DVC members willing to rent their points
 
There's a big thread on this over on the DVC Mouscellaneous Board:

 
There's a big thread on this over on the DVC Mouscellaneous Board:

"Big" being an understatement.... :cutie:
 

David’s and DVCrentalstore will continue to be good choices as they rent people’s points who are not able to go on a trip during a year

so are owners no longer able to bank points? when we owned this was entirely how we operated our usage. in addition to a couple of multi week trips to wdw we did 2 trips combo'd with disney cruises and 1 (non disney) alaskan cruise by banking a year's worth of points and then using the points in another (and at least once borrowing a handful of points from the following year).
 
so are owners no longer able to bank points? when we owned this was entirely how we operated our usage. in addition to a couple of multi week trips to wdw we did 2 trips combo'd with disney cruises and 1 (non disney) alaskan cruise by banking a year's worth of points and then using the points in another (and at least once borrowing a handful of points from the following year).
Yes you can still bank your points
 
so are owners no longer able to bank points? when we owned this was entirely how we operated our usage. in addition to a couple of multi week trips to wdw we did 2 trips combo'd with disney cruises and 1 (non disney) alaskan cruise by banking a year's worth of points and then using the points in another (and at least once borrowing a handful of points from the following year).
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The section you quoted was just me giving a basic example of why some owners rent their points.

Yes people are able to bank points into the next year but those points can not be banked again

So if the owner banked the points from last year but then this year they can not travel those points are then going to be forfeited if not used. Certain owners can attempt to exchange them into a Cruise, ABD or the Disney collection. All owners can exchange them into II to book something non Disney or they can rent out the points. Renting the points is certainly the easiest and usually the best value for their points.
 





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