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[chipper10]

Hi. I Don't know much about renting someone's points. Where do you go to find out how many points something is? I'm looking to see if this is cheaper that just booking though a travel agent. My DH and I are looking to going to Disney World for our 1st anniversary and would like to stay at the Boardwalk Feb. 4-9th. We went to Disney for our honeymoon 3months ago and fell in love with it. We stayed at the WL. Thanks for any information you can give me.

-Nicole

 

[tor]

i sent you a pm check the top right corner

 

[chipper10]

If you don't get daily maid service , do you fresh towels everyday?

 

[tor]

no you dont you get trash and towels on day 4 unless you stay 8 days then you get full service on day 4 and trash and towels on day 8 there is at least 4 bath towels in every room and a bath matt and seperate towels for the pool by the way do you get fresh towels at home every day? You can always buy maid service it still is less then cash reservation

 

[chipper10]

i see. thank you.

 

[CarolMN]

It's almost never cost effective to rent points for Friday and Saturday nights - you can do better reserving direcgtly with Disney / CRO, especially if you are able to get any kind of a discount. Points can be a good value if you are staying Sunday - thursday nights.

Best wishes -

 

[Dean]

It's almost never cost effective to rent points for Friday and Saturday nights - you can do better reserving direcgtly with Disney / CRO, especially if you are able to get any kind of a discount. Points can be a good value if you are staying Sunday - thursday nights.

Best wishes -

I'd second Carol's thoughts. If you can do Sunday to Friday instead of Sat to Thursday, renting will be a great deal. Since this only includes one weekend night, you may come out OK. You could also do the first night on cash and rent points for the other nights but you might have to move units even if it's the same resort and unit type.