Disney didn’t know how to price these things when they introduced DVC. It’s a great deal.
The OKW points chart is overall so low because it was the first DVC - in fact, its legal name is The Disney Vacation Club, because when it was built Disney had no idea that it would be the success it has been and that other resorts would be added. Points charts for the later DVC resorts increased little by little (and later by leaps and bounds, I think). It has nothing to do with the quality of the resort.
Bill you're being too obvious.Shhhhhhhh!
Yes, but there are 2 more in a building with an elevator, so 3 in total.
That's a big disadvantage with a GV at OKW. As the population of OKW owners ages, there are probably an increasing number using an ECV and thus needing entry on the first floor or via elevator. Only 3 CVs at OKW meet that requirement-and those also are the only HA GVs. Only 3 available for both ECV and wheelchair users is a huge availability problem that all the points in the world wouldn't solve.
Or what size to build them either. OKW has the largest sqft rooms too. (ok not all, like pvb studios are larger but thats because they are converted)
What resort are you staying at? Im pretty sure that it would be a studio, which would make the 2 bedroom lockoff which is the studio plus a one bedroom.
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I thought so. We never heard anyone when we stayed at the poly studios and had the adjoining door. My 12 yo sis “mom he’s a baby he can’t help it that he’s loud. A good person won’t care especially in the middle of the day” here’s to hoping it’s either empty, or a good person is in it lol.
When we’ve had noise through the connecting door, we’ve put pillows or rolled up towels along the bottom, and that did the trick. If you’re concerned that your family might be the noise maker, you could do the same!
