I understand where you are coming from but DVC is complicated enough as is. They should be trying to keep it as simple as possible - make the hurdle as low as possible for new potential buyers to get up the DVC learning curve. The restricted/unrestricted, blue card/white card nonsense is difficult enough as is and that just applies to resale contracts. Throw something like this in there for potential new buyers in the resort and it's that much more complexity they need to explain to anyone looking to buy. I would be very surprised if they did something like this.I am actually putting Poly tower back on the table if it is part of the trust under certain conditions. We don't yet know if they will go the combined dues route. There are ways it can happen that doesn't do that....
I would consider it under my ideal conditions which is Poly tower its own trust use plan...not part of The Cabins Resort Use Plan...dues are for just the tower...and I get one month advantage to the tower...but then only other trust owners get it after that with all non-trust property DVC resort owners, including PVB getting access at 7 months via BVTC.
Tall order and I am sure wishful thinking!
I understand where you are coming from but DVC is complicated enough as is. They should be trying to keep it as simple as possible - make the hurdle as low as possible for new potential buyers to get up the DVC learning curve. The restricted/unrestricted, blue card/white card nonsense is difficult enough as is and that just applies to resale contracts. Throw something like this in there for potential new buyers in the resort and it's that much more complexity they need to explain to anyone looking to buy. I would be very surprised if they did something like this.
I guess I am confused by this statement. Why would it be any trouble for them to make it part of PVB? They would just use the same rules and procedures that they have already been following- that surely would not be any trouble for them at all.think if they go through the trouble of making it part of PVB, I think they will just keep rules the same.
Absolutely nothing.Just remember those of us who have been around a long time know about the changes and see the differences.
New buyers don’t. Someone buying resale today knows they aren’t eligible for benefits or new resorts. It doesn’t matter that multiple levels exist.
Those buying direct with at least 150 know they get it all.
Start selling as a trust product with certain rules and I don’t see it as confusing for those new buyers as it might appear.
I do think if they try to sell deeded and RTU at the same time and same resort then it might.
But, we know they are starting a trust so they have at least changed it up for CFW. That alone means they are willing to do what is needed to sell whatever product they want.
Who would have thought some of the moves they have made in the last 10 years would have happened and yet they have. I put nothing past them.
I guess I am confused by this statement. Why would it be any trouble for them to make it part of PVB? They would just use the same rules and procedures that they have already been following- that surely would not be any trouble for them at all.
On the dining front. I would love to see a boardwalkesque lakeside pizza joint. Would be a nice central focal point between old and new without using further new building square footage for extra dining.The diagram for the first floor does appear to be either a QS or TS. Based on the diagrams we have seen, the with the bar area will have an entry point from the pool and into the QS or TS. That fits more with how things are for the Poly QS.
QS definitely needs the addition at Poly.
Some counted the room for the floors based on one diagram that was become public record. Based on that, not sure they have any room for additional dining on floors above. It's possible the other floors have different room designs.
If it's only one, that means the opposite category (TS/QS) will now have significantly more people at staying at the resort. Seems likely Poly restaurants will become busier.
Others have pointed out it's also an increase on transportation. This will effect entire Polynesian resort, plus GF/VGF with monorails. On the plus side for GF/VGF, the boat stops there before Polynesian. Unless they add an exclusive boat for Polynesian, it may become more difficult to get a boat from the Polynesian resort's boat launch to MK.
Tower will have additional pool, so it will help some. Unfortunately, from the renderings it seems it will not have a slide. Leaving Polynesian with only one pool with a slide. Children and families love pool slides.
None of the issues are known or set in stone yet. Hopefully, Disney realizes these things and makes adjustments. Based on renderings, I am not convinced they understood what is required to please so many guests staying at a resort.
This is turning into a mail-in rebate nightmare.I am actually putting Poly tower back on the table if it is part of the trust under certain conditions. We don't yet know if they will go the combined dues route. There are ways it can happen that doesn't do that....
I would consider it under my ideal conditions which is Poly tower its own trust use plan...not part of The Cabins Resort Use Plan...dues are for just the tower...and I get one month advantage to the tower...but then only other trust owners get it after that with all non-trust property DVC resort owners, including PVB getting access at 7 months via BVTC.
Tall order and I am sure wishful thinking!
Speaking of buy where you want to stay … I noticed that three new direct poly deeds were just listed at the comptrollers office. Isn’t poly $250 a point right now? Is there a sale that I don’t know about?This is turning into a mail-in rebate nightmare.
How many prepositional phrases are needed to explain what one is buying in this soon-to-be 8-tiered club.
I think buy where you want to stay will be the default mindset because navigating beyond the borders of the home association just crosses into swampy bylaw waters where no one understands what they exactly bought.
No sale, people just buy direct! Crazy right? I often see direct BLT deeds at $275pp as well!Speaking of buy where you want to stay … I noticed that three new direct poly deeds were just listed at the comptrollers office. Isn’t poly $250 a point right now? Is there a sale that I don’t know about?
This is turning into a mail-in rebate nightmare.
How many prepositional phrases are needed to explain what one is buying in this soon-to-be 8-tiered club.
I think buy where you want to stay will be the default mindset because navigating beyond the borders of the home association just crosses into swampy bylaw waters where no one understands what they exactly bought.
Speaking of buy where you want to stay … I noticed that three new direct poly deeds were just listed at the comptrollers office. Isn’t poly $250 a point right now? Is there a sale that I don’t know about?
It’s interesting, I was shocked to see the direct contracts show up there. I can see the logic in rolling the dice on resale if you are content in the longhouses. I bought 50 points poly resale myself right before the VGF sale as a gamble on the tower because the dues were affordable, I adore poly, and knew I had the funds held back to wait on the actual tower paperwork to be filed. I can’t fathom buying 150 direct Poly points with a mortgage right now, given the uncertainty of the situation. Unless the buyer has no idea what is going onWhich is surprising to me because when they add BPK, they stopped selling at the sold out price because they knew it’s new active price would be lower.
So, if Poly tower really does become part of PVB, I’d expect its base price to be $250 before incentives since they are selling at that price right now.
It’s interesting, I was shocked to see the direct contracts show up there. I can see the logic in rolling the dice on resale if you are content in the longhouses. I bought 50 points poly resale myself right before the VGF sale as a gamble on the tower because the dues were affordable, I adore poly, and knew I had the funds held back to wait on the actual tower paperwork to be filed. I can’t fathom buying 150 direct Poly points with a mortgage right now, given the uncertainty of the situation. Unless the buyer has no idea what is going onI did see a complaint on the Poly Facebook page of a new guide stationed at Poly that is obnoxiously aggressive like a used car salesman… I hope these deeds aren’t his handiwork
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I personally don't read that much into it.Maybe the selling of these direct PVB contracts indicates that the Tower will be its own association/trust plan and not part of the existing PVB association so that pricing can be lower?
I doubt it's his handiwork, as the guides are usually trying to sell active resorts. I also wouldn't assume the buyer has no idea. Maybe they want the direct points, but didn't want to buy RIV or CFW. Or they just wanted direct Poly points.It’s interesting, I was shocked to see the direct contracts show up there. I can see the logic in rolling the dice on resale if you are content in the longhouses. I bought 50 points poly resale myself right before the VGF sale as a gamble on the tower because the dues were affordable, I adore poly, and knew I had the funds held back to wait on the actual tower paperwork to be filed. I can’t fathom buying 150 direct Poly points with a mortgage right now, given the uncertainty of the situation. Unless the buyer has no idea what is going onI did see a complaint on the Poly Facebook page of a new guide stationed at Poly that is obnoxiously aggressive like a used car salesman… I hope these deeds aren’t his handiwork
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Maybe the selling of these direct PVB contracts indicates that the Tower will be its own association/trust plan and not part of the existing PVB association so that pricing can be lower?