Ok, others have answered!I am a little confused. So as a resale owner already will I be able to book the 14 DVC resorts as of today. I will not be able to book any new resorts that may open up(Riviera and the Fort Wilderness Resort). Is that correct? TIA
I am a little confused. So as a resale owner already will I be able to book the 14 DVC resorts as of today. I will not be able to book any new resorts that may open up(Riviera and the Fort Wilderness Resort). Is that correct? TIA
Any contracts submitted to Disney for right of first refusal (ROFR) prior to January 19, 2019, will be “grandfathered” in. Meaning, if you purchase a resale contract and it is submitted to Disney prior to January 19, 2019, that contract can be used at all original 14 resorts as well as Riviera, Reflections and future resorts.
I don't think that's correct.
See this from a site:
https://www.dvcresalemarket.com/blog/new-dvc-resale-restrictions-and-who-is-most-impacted/
Basically you only get the restrictions if you purchase AFTER 1/19/19.
I am a little confused. So as a resale owner already will I be able to book the 14 DVC resorts as of today. I will not be able to book any new resorts that may open up(Riviera and the Fort Wilderness Resort). Is that correct? TIA
Any new resale purchased starting Jan 19th will not be able to book the new resorts but will still be able to book the existing 14 resorts
Thanks for all the info. This will definitely hurt all of us if/when we plan to sell. As some people have pointed out, new resale buyers won't be able to book at future resorts, like the Star Wars resort. That really hurts us in the long run.
That is correctI believe the proposed Star Wars resort is a Disney hotel, not DVC.
I believe the proposed Star Wars resort is a Disney hotel, not DVC.
if it was a DVC resort, it would cost 1,000 points per nightI believe the proposed Star Wars resort is a Disney hotel, not DVC.
we both posted withing seconds of each otherCould you imagine the point cost if it were DVC? 65 points for a studio weekday night, or something along those lines I would bet.
That place is being touted as being more of an experience than a resort.