Need Advice On Renting DVC

[Sammie]

What ever you say,
I guess my opinion and point of view have no bearing here

No discussion of a timeshare rental or admins of Facebook groups comes even close to what happened in Germany in the early 40s.

 

[Robbie Cottam]

No discussion of a timeshare rental or admins of Facebook groups comes even close to what happened in Germany in the early 40s.

You are right,
I stand corrected!

She didn’t have the ability to kill people.
Just sent out demoralizing messages exercises what little power (s)he did have. Making themselves feel good by making others feel bad….

 

[Sandisw]

Not sure what some of the conversation is referring to but let’s be sure the content within guidelines please.

 

[Miffy]

Personally I'd just opt for a moderate at this point. It's pretty late in the game to be renting for a December reservation and most of the confirmed reservations I see on the sponsor site are ridiculously priced. 400 a night for POFQ during the week of Christmas. 3 grand or so for 7 nights and be done with it, plus if you really need to you can cancel later on.

^^^This.^^^

OP, if you're still reading this thread, remember that booking a room directly through WDW gives you flexibility if you need to cancel or change your reservation. If you rent DVC points, you are stuck with paying the total cost for what you booked. I realize there are owners who are willing to be flexible, but sometimes it's impossible--points are expiring, for example.

Sometimes unpredictable things happen in life. I've had to change trip dates, cancel trips, leave early, etc. WDW is pretty great in these situations. Renting points would not be unless you wouldn't mind losing the entire cost of the rental.

Also, check out Undercover Tourist. They often have good rates on WDW hotels, with the same modify/cancel policies that WDW has.