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Good Morning!
First, let me say I am a happy Disney Vacation Club Member. I own 260 points between Saratoga Springs and Disney's Hilton Head Island Resort. I think the DVC product is of the highest quality and the member satisfaction team does a terrific job. So thank you for you hard work.
I sent off a suggestion several months ago in favor of creating separate booking categories at Saratoga Springs and did receive confirmation that you got my note. I just wanted to follow up and ask if you all have considered this issue any further.
Thanks,
Mr.X
Small Town, USA
Below is a summary of the suggestion- written by the owner of dvcnews.com:
I would like to register a vote in favor of creating separate booking categories at Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort and Spa. Being the largest resort in the DVC family, Saratoga Springs is subdivided into 5 different “neighborhoods”, each of which may hold unique appeal to different guests. However, leaving room assignments in the hands of a human room assigner or subject to the “Rooms Ready” system is an imperfect solution.
In the same way that separate booking categories were created for the “Preferred BoardWalk View” and “Preferred Garden / Pool View” categories at the BoardWalk, it seems fair to create similar categories at Saratoga Springs. Members should be able to guarantee rooms in popular neighborhoods like Congress Park (with its wonderful view of Downtown Disney), The Springs (close to the Carriage House) or The Grandstand (home of the new pool complex) at the time of booking rather than leaving room assignment entirely to chance.
For many, the location of their room and/or balcony view is a make-or-break element of their stay. Creating 5 or 6 different booking categories (one for each “neighborhood”, with Congress Park ideally segregated by “DTD view” and “non-DTD view”) would go a long way toward preparing guests for the unique experience that awaits them.
This change would also create an anticipation and enthusiasm for Saratoga Springs which is currently unheard of among members. It would allow Saratoga Springs guests to share in the same sort of joy currently reserved for those fortunate to book categories like the BoardWalk View at BWV, Savanna View at the Animal Kingdom Villas or an Ocean View room at Vero Beach.
Thank you for your consideration.
Good Morning!
First, let me say I am a happy Disney Vacation Club Member. I own 260 points between Saratoga Springs and Disney's Hilton Head Island Resort. I think the DVC product is of the highest quality and the member satisfaction team does a terrific job. So thank you for you hard work.
I sent off a suggestion several months ago in favor of creating separate booking categories at Saratoga Springs and did receive confirmation that you got my note. I just wanted to follow up and ask if you all have considered this issue any further.
Thanks,
Mr.X
Small Town, USA
Below is a summary of the suggestion- written by the owner of dvcnews.com:
I would like to register a vote in favor of creating separate booking categories at Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort and Spa. Being the largest resort in the DVC family, Saratoga Springs is subdivided into 5 different “neighborhoods”, each of which may hold unique appeal to different guests. However, leaving room assignments in the hands of a human room assigner or subject to the “Rooms Ready” system is an imperfect solution.
In the same way that separate booking categories were created for the “Preferred BoardWalk View” and “Preferred Garden / Pool View” categories at the BoardWalk, it seems fair to create similar categories at Saratoga Springs. Members should be able to guarantee rooms in popular neighborhoods like Congress Park (with its wonderful view of Downtown Disney), The Springs (close to the Carriage House) or The Grandstand (home of the new pool complex) at the time of booking rather than leaving room assignment entirely to chance.
For many, the location of their room and/or balcony view is a make-or-break element of their stay. Creating 5 or 6 different booking categories (one for each “neighborhood”, with Congress Park ideally segregated by “DTD view” and “non-DTD view”) would go a long way toward preparing guests for the unique experience that awaits them.
This change would also create an anticipation and enthusiasm for Saratoga Springs which is currently unheard of among members. It would allow Saratoga Springs guests to share in the same sort of joy currently reserved for those fortunate to book categories like the BoardWalk View at BWV, Savanna View at the Animal Kingdom Villas or an Ocean View room at Vero Beach.
Thank you for your consideration.