Planning July trip on rented points, yay?

[Arguetafamily]

I wanted to come down with my husband and my in laws. Even if it's a resort only stay I was thinking we may still have a good time. Is it worth 2k for a resort only stay?

 

[_auroraborealis_]

Depends on what $2k means to you.

With dining possibly constrained, pools with listed capacity, and other changes, will you have the experience you want? Is $2k a lot to you?

 

[Arguetafamily]

Depends on what $2k means to you.

With dining possibly constrained, pools with listed capacity, and other changes, will you have the experience you want? Is $2k a lot to you?

All very good points, thanks.
Didn't think about the dining or pool restrictions.

 

[starry_solo]

Did you already rent the points?

 

[Arguetafamily]

Did you already rent the points?

Not yet.

 

[starry_solo]

Not yet.

whew....

 

[SpaceMountain77]

This is just my opinion, but, given the uncertainty, if you definitely want to go to Walt Disney World this July, then I would suggest booking a reasonably priced room directly through Central Reservations, rather than entering into a contractual agreement. Going through Central Reservations will give you greater flexibility, with rebooking, if needed.