Poly Point Chart Here

[keaster]

I came across this link in an old email I had from when VGF went on sale, so I thought "hey let's see if it's updated with Poly info". Guess what? Point chart is is in it along with floor plans and price per point and opening dues:

Coles notes...opening price $160/point. Dues $6.02/point

Standard studio nightly range from 16-19 points adventure season/31-36 points Premier season

Lakeview studio range nightly 20-24 points adventure/37-42 Premier

Bungalows all lake view nightly points starts at 115-133 Adventure/197-227 Premier

No washer/dryer in the studios. They have a queen size bed/queen size sleeper sofa/pull down bunk in TV thing.

Bungalows have 2 bedrooms/2 baths. Washer/dryer. King bed in master, queen bed/pull down bunk in 2nd bedroom, queen sleeper sofa and pull down bunk in living room.

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[disneynutz]

Good catch!

Bill

 

[SpaceMountain77]

Awesome!

 

[Luv2trav]

This is so awesome... Thanks!!!

 

[cbnsoul]

Nice work!

 

[SpaceMountain77]

Overall, the VGF and PVB point charts are practically identical.

 

[disneynutz]

Overall, the VGF and PVB point charts are practically identical.

Accept you get a 2 bedroom at PVB for a little more points as a 3 bedroom at VGF.

 

[Tigger1]

I do not seee it. I checked this site yesterday and just now. Did they take it off?

 

[keaster]

I do not seee it. I checked this site yesterday and just now. Did they take it off?

I just looked again and it worked for me

 

[SpaceMountain77]

Accept you get a 2 bedroom at PVB for a little more points as a 3 bedroom at VGF.

Yes, and it appears that there is a lot of deck space that has been rolled into the square footage.

I really think there should have been three categories: standard, garden/pool, and lake. Personally, I would not want to splurge and be assigned one of the Pago Pago parking lot view studios.

 

[DVC Mike]

http://i235.*************************************PVB_PointChart.png

http://i235.*************************************PVB_Financing.png

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[DVC Mike]

If you want to book a bungalow as a cash guest on Christmas, it's only $3,000 per night!

http://i235.*************************************PVB_RoomRates-1.png

http://i235.*************************************PVB__DVC.png

 

[DVC Mike]

http://i235.*************************************PVB_FloorPlans-1.png

http://i235.*************************************PVB_FloorPlans.png

http://i235.*************************************PVB__DVC.png

 

[rfc0001]

Overall, the VGF and PVB point charts are practically identical.

Hmm, sounds familiar http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=3366323&page=2#post52858513

Updated WDW Point Comparison Spreadsheet including PVB (pdf)

 

[DisneyQueen1320]

Thanks

 

[vicki_c]

Unless I am blind (always possible but I've looked multiple times), there are no points shown for March in 2015. We are going at that time (right before Easter this year) so I wanted to compare.

Never mind! Just realized it's not open yet in March so that must be why!

 

[Donna M]

I can't believe how many points it will take to stay in the bungalow, and you only get one queen bed in the second bedroom. We'll probably try it out though... once.
We'll be at Disney on May 1 and I'm thinking of switching from SSR to a studio here...hummm, should I or shouldn't I??

 

[keaster]

I'm wondering how it works if you want to book two studios like a 2-bedroom. You obviously want to make sure they connect, but there is no separate booking category for that.

 

[aroundtheriverbend]

I'm wondering how it works if you want to book two studios like a 2-bedroom. You obviously want to make sure they connect, but there is no separate booking category for that.

My guess is exactly twice the points, probably a booking category in the online system. Adjoining studios are probably all the same category.

Anyone else think that looks like a king bed in the studio?

 

[jskel301]

Wow. Knew the bungalows would be high, but wow. Can fly to Bora Bora for a week and stay in an overwater bungalow for less than that. Of course seeing the fireworks from a bungalow is going to be pretty spectacular.