Please help out a newbie..easy ? I'm sure...

[SilverCeladon]

I want to look in buying a timeshare and I can't find a website for DVC!
Do they also have areas in Anaheim you can stay?
Can I tour the facility when I'm down there in November?

Thanks so much!

 

[Scraper]

You can tour when you are there. I think that is best. There is a web sight Disney vacation club but it is down right now. I think it is DVC.com but someone else will know for sure. I don't use it much I just call the member ship Number but I am sure there is info there for you.

 

[SilverCeladon]

Thanks so much for the info Scraper! Do you or anybody else know the name of the hotel that's owned by DVC in Anaheim?

 

[JimMIA]

I want to look in buying a timeshare and I can't find a website for DVC!

Here's the link. It's up now but Disney's apparently been having some computer issues today. If not tonight, try tomorrow.
http://dvc.disney.go.com/dvc/index

Another site worth a look is http://www.mousesavers.com/dvc.html. Keep in mind that Mousesavers is a budget site, and DVC is not a budget concept, but the information is pretty good, and independent of Disney.

Do they also have areas in Anaheim you can stay?

No they do not. There ARE hotels in Southern California where you can stay on DVC points, but not DVC resorts. DVC has 5 resorts onsite at WDW in Orlando, one at Hilton Head Island, S.C., and one at Vero Beach, Florida. None in California.

Can I tour the facility when I'm down there in November?

Define "there?" If you are talking about Anaheim, no, there are no DVC resorts there. They do have sales operations there, and may have models and pictures, but no resorts.

If you are talking about WDW, yes. Their main sales venue is Saratoga Springs resort and you can tour there. You will find DVC desks in each onsite resort, as well as kiosks at each theme park, I believe.

 

[SilverCeladon]

JimMIA, thanks so much for your information. Yes, I meant Anaheim. I live in California and I've never been to WDW.