bwvBound
DVC SSR & other timeshare
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We think it is a gorgeous resort, simply lovely. We'd love to stay there -- but we don't find it makes sense for us to own there. Our (personal) reasons against ownership:So I have noticed that other than a couple people, most do not own that many points at VGC. Is that because you where already owners at other resorts and this was a last minute add on or because people are not impressed with VGC??? My hubby and I just bought in last year and have got all our points at VGC. We just did another add on and our thinking of doing another because we are worried they will sell out, any thoughts on the selling out?
- We already own plenty of points at a WDW property. Most of these points were purchased long before GCV was on the announced horizon.
- Our trips to Disneyland tend to be rather "last minute." We'd never plan anything more than a few months out. Best case, we'd book around D23 events as soon as they are published -- but often these leave fewer than 7 months for planning purposes. Owning GCV points would only be helpful if we were able to book 7-11 months from travel.
- We find the number of points per night to be on the high side. While we usually book 1BRs at WDW ... we'd have to drop to Studios at GCV. I know my DH would soon be grumbling about the missing jetted tub!
- There are plenty of hotels, even off-property, w/in easy walk of the two parks,.
- We own two other timeshares w/in a long'ish walk of the parks.
- If we bought a small add-on through Disney, it would be the same UY as our WDW points. Our SoCal travel pattern is completely different than our WDW travel patterns and we'd rather a different UY if buying a SoCal property.
- If we can find a small resale package with the desired UY at the price that matches our original WDW purchase we might give it a try.