Disney-Kim
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maybe I missed it - but where did this information come from?
there is a link on page one

maybe I missed it - but where did this information come from?
Can someone post the link? I can't find it. Thanks.
Thanks Debbie!!Post #13 http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/the-spirited-8th-wonder-wdws-future-you.887031/ I find a lot of it hard to believe. Teepees on the water?
Teepees on the water is ridiculous IMO. One of the beauties of WL is that shoreline is hidden by trees.
Seems like Disney is all about making money now and not looking at the long term. Why?
Seems like Disney is all about making money now and not looking at the long term. Why?
Bonuses for the executives?
Take the DVC sales cash now then sell the resorts?
Sell the DVC?
Bill
The Styrofoam cups were a knee-jerk reaction to a hidden camera video from the Contemporary showing a Mousekeeper "cleaning" the glasses in the bathroom with the same towel she had just used to clean the bathroom itself. Disney apparently decided that since the Studios do not have a dishwasher and Mousekeeping did not have clean glasses and mugs on their carts to restock the kitchenettes, it was best to use disposable cups in those rooms. This was an issue at OKW and SSR in particular since they aren't attached to a hotel that could supply the clean glassware. Disney had to install special equipment at those two resorts to wash the glasses and mugs.Remember the styrofoam cups at the studio villas? And all of it to line the wallets of executives with more, and larger bonuses.
If you're wondering how the OP in the linked thread came to this information, he/she didn't actually say which puts the information firmly in the rumor stage. That is not to say the scoop doesn't have merit or some veracity--in fact, it has been opined that the linked-thread OP is a long-time CM--but there have been no substantiating facts revealed other than the original claim and lots of supposition.maybe I missed it - but where did this information come from?
If the theming and decor from the recently completed VWL hard goods renovation carries over to the VWL expansion, would you be willing to pay $150-165 per point for those villas?
Not if it's the same as the existing villas.
VGF was worth it due to the limited number of rooms, the level of furnishings, appliances, and design. Plus GF is Disney's flagship resort and it has monorail, boat, and bus access.
Bill
It will be a very curious expansion with a novel point chart. If the expanded lodge rooms follow VGF and PVV, then the existing villas will need their own category on the point chart. If all of the rooms are pooled, I, for one, would be disappointed if I was assigned an older villa in the annex as opposed to a newer villa in the main lodge.
If the theming and decor from the recently completed VWL hard goods renovation carries over to the VWL expansion, would you be willing to pay $150-165 per point for those villas?