It's Almost 2026, Would You Buy a 2042 Resort?

The timing of this post...wow!

As a hardline "no 2042 resorts" guy, I have more recently been focused in on the BWV and BCV contracts. I hear the "buy where you love" all the time and I get it, but it just isn't me. I have many pros and very few cons of every deluxe resort we've stayed at over the past few years. 6-7 on the front end of a split stay in Oct and Feb, plus 6-7 on the back end of each. We get around and I've yet to not love each location. I do far too much research not to.

Having said all that, I felt a connection w/BCV (6 nights in Oct 24). Not really the rooms, but more the location I think. The steps to EPCOT is unmatched versus our other experiences. And the morning runs in that entire area are just fantastic! Great memories for the whole family. In Feb 26 we are staying 6 or 7 nights at BWV and I have big expectations because of the location, although it's garden/pool view since we don't own there.

Trying to stay there before making the decision, but I know how much we enjoy that area already. My protective force field is deteriorating in real time :rolleyes1
Crescent lake will do that to you.
 
I'm in the process of selling my one large contract in exchange for a couple smaller ones to gain home resort priority. I see a variety of 2042 resorts listed for sale on that one site that lists all the contracts from brokers. I'm surprised to see some for under a 100pts that have been on the market for weeks. Is the expiration date really holding people back? The years left is basically someone's childhood, and then you could buy something else. What am I missing? Should I go for it and make an offer?
Right now, I highly expect the slow sales are related to uncertainty in the economy. I think for a lot of people this doesn't look like a great time to spend thousands on something like a timeshare. I see contracts sitting on resale sites for weeks and weeks as well. But as to your question, personally, though I could be tempted by Beach Club, the 2042 expiration date is a deal breaker for me.
 

a short PS here - the 2042 is a deal breaker for me. the trust is also something I'm wary of. But I'm more likely to give in on the "trust," especially if Lakeside is amazing, than I am on 2042. 2042 ends at the start of 2042, so it's sixteen years away now (plus two months). If it was the only option, then maybe. But there are better options out there, many at comparable prices, some with lower MFs.
 
I'm much more likely to buy a 2042 than a Trust product without better understanding the trust and getting certain assurances.

If I had to do it again, I would have probably bought a favorite/fixed week.
 
a short PS here - the 2042 is a deal breaker for me. the trust is also something I'm wary of. But I'm more likely to give in on the "trust," especially if Lakeside is amazing, than I am on 2042. 2042 ends at the start of 2042, so it's sixteen years away now (plus two months). If it was the only option, then maybe. But there are better options out there, many at comparable prices, some with lower MFs.
Yea they end in Jan of 2042, so there is only 15 years left, not counting 2025.

I'm much more likely to buy a 2042 than a Trust product without better understanding the trust and getting certain assurances.

If I had to do it again, I would have probably bought a favorite/fixed week.
If I ever bought direct I would definitely consider a FW, it may even be the deciding factor!!
 
Don't Know - Still have my BCV points, which make up half of my total points. Thought about selling half those points for RIV - but - we still love BCV. We only use those points at BCV, vs all other points that get used elsewhere, including my VGF points.
 










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