Question about DVC property Community Halls

[DLgal]

Are these accessible to all guests, or just DVC members?

 

[Deb & Bill]

Are these accessible to all guests, or just DVC members?

Guests staying at that DVC resort. If you aren't staying at a DVC resort with a Community Hall, you shouldn't be using it. It's paid for with DVC Member fees.

 

[spiceycat]

agree - even for cash guests staying at a DVC resort - you get to use the community halls - there will be charge for things that members can get free or at a discount.

 

[kammom18]

What about guests who purchased DVC points? Are they allowed to utilize the Community Halls?

 

[Sappermont]

What is in the Community Hall?

 

[MAO]

If by "purchased DVC points" you mean 'rented from a DVC owner' -- yes, if you are staying at a DVC resort, regardless of how you got there, you should be able to use the Community Hall associated with that resort. (If you meant something else, I'm totally confused.)

I do not know if you have to be a DVC member to use all of the services for free, but even if you have to pay a fee it's pretty reasonable.

The Community Halls usually have games and books and craft sessions every day. DVC members (and, possibly, those who rented from a DVC member) can check out DVDs for free and those people paying in some form other than points can rent them for a nominal fee. I think there are usually bicycles to rent there. Board games and books can be taken back to your room; I've never checked out any Community Hall other than Boardwalk's, but BW has a couple of computer game stations and a pool/air hockey/something like that in the middle of it. I would not be surprised to discover that you can rent tennis supplies there, either.

 

[Lil' Grumpy]

i would agree unless the community halls are paid by owners'
dues...then that would be unethical for disney to permit non-
owners....based on money.