This is on board sponsor website, $142 highest and nothing for months. I think PVB just doesn’t have the room options of others resorts. It actually makes a decent candidate for SAP but did have a jump in dues in 2022
The average price for PVB is way too high to be considered SAP IMO.
DVC Fan just posted a video on best SAP.
Price per point over the life of the contract is the lowest now. Initial cost is higher for sure.
CCV would be best SAP if you can get it for around $160, I think when SSR was $95-$105 last year you could argue for that but not at current prices of $130. PVB consistently in top 3 as low dues and long contract.
I'm impressed - most deals I'm seeing are in the $170s and are stripped of points in 2021. Where did you find this at?
Thank you. I was just going to ask what SAP were. Watching the video now, but they seem to be rambling alot more than talking about sleep around points.
Don’t think the listing prices are accurate as to what they’re selling for. I’m seeing HHI contracts listed at $100/point now and I just had $70/point accepted on a loaded contract.
I think it’s because at current prices, there really isn’t SAP anymore. CCV being the “most economical” at $170pp is bonkers.
Thanks! Hadn’t seen that episode yet. I think a resort being most economical is different from being SAP since so much of it depends on annual dues. Maybe when VGF2 direct sales begin and if VGF resale prices drop, maybe VGF will become SAP. That would be funny and ironic. WDW’s flagship resort becoming SAP.
Wow, this is surprisingchia1974---$132-$14574-100-BWV-Apr-0/20, 0/21, 200/22, 100/23- sent 1/6 taken 1/28
Boooooooo
Also me.Anyone else start checking the resale sites the day after you've used all your current and incoming points on the contract you literally just purchased? No, just me?
