The VGF 2 pricing thread

[SusieQ93]

Based on previous sales Members will get about 30 day window before General Public

Non member here, does the price usually go up from what they offer to members in pre-sale?

 

[Ruttangel]

Non member here, does the price usually go up from what they offer to members in pre-sale?

I would assume the base price will be the same but members get better discount as per all current incentives but all to be confirmed

 

[nuhusky123]

Chapeak grows a heart and gives gfv away for free new prediction

 

[DVCsloth]

Our first SSR ones were at $94, BLT was $110, GFV was $145 and I can't remember what Poly was...

I think Poly was $165 because we bought VGF for $165 before Poly went on sale and I kind of remember it being the same price.

 

[DVCsloth]

My guide just confirmed that first week of March is when sales will begin. No other details to share yet.

Probably wasn't going to buy anyways, but since I have a March use year it will definitely be a no.

 

[lowlight]

Chapeak grows a heart and gives gfv away for free new prediction

He’s got a heart it’s just two sizes too small.

 

[nuhusky123]

He’s got a heart it’s just two sizes too small.

I think you just cracked it, he’s a Universal stooge in disguise sent to Disney to ruin our Christmas. Explains everything. Quick look for green fur

 

[sethschroeder]

I have zero interest in purchasing Riviera. But I am very interested in VGF2. So disney actually is attracting x+y buyers by offering both. Yes VGF2 sales may cannibalize some RIV sales but overall it will increase the number of buyers of DVC direct in 2022.

Why?

You could already get VGF if you wanted?

They just need to market it they didn't need a whole new resort for it to sell. Also the refurb was happening as well regardless.

 

[sethschroeder]

this would increase the value of riv exponentially and I’d argue make riv one of the best hotels location wise in wdw

Not just RIV which they will sell regardless but also all of CBR as they could flip it all to deluxe in that area.

Also include a path to HS as well under the Skyliner itself.

 

[sethschroeder]

extra entrance mostly for CB, a moderate resort.

Thing is they can rip down and replace all of CBR or at least flip it. Turn it in to Europe as an extension of the World Showcase with it being like a town in the alps or oh the Rhine ect. They could even turn each section of CBR in to a country themed resort.

It will come at some point if the goal of Disney is to extract max money primary from middle-upper/upper class.

 

[DVCsloth]

Thing is they can rip down and replace all of CBR or at least flip it. Turn it in to Europe as an extension of the World Showcase with it being like a town in the alps or oh the Rhine ect. They could even turn each section of CBR in to a country themed resort.

It will come at some point if the goal of Disney is to extract max money primary from middle-upper/upper class.

CBR near the main gondola seems to me that is a better location than Riviera.

 

[lowlight]

Thing is they can rip down and replace all of CBR or at least flip it. Turn it in to Europe as an extension of the World Showcase with it being like a town in the alps or oh the Rhine ect. They could even turn each section of CBR in to a country themed resort.

It will come at some point if the goal of Disney is to extract max money primary from middle-upper/upper class.

Disney hire this man as an idea guy please.

 

[nuhusky123]

Thing is they can rip down and replace all of CBR or at least flip it. Turn it in to Europe as an extension of the World Showcase with it being like a town in the alps or oh the Rhine ect. They could even turn each section of CBR in to a country themed resort.

It will come at some point if the goal of Disney is to extract max money primary from middle-upper/upper class.

That’s a really cool idea, let’s take it one step further. Epcot world showcase has all the different countries. Let’s create one hotel building where CBC used to be to reflect the same countries in Epcot

a livable version of Epcot

 

[sethschroeder]

CBR near the main gondola seems to me that is a better location than Riviera.

I have never had a long wait (we even had a party of 6 last time) simply because at the main terminal everyone is there and only handicap go in the accessible gondolas. At Riviera anyone waiting would go in the accessible gondolas as well.

Prefer the much shorter wait to Epcot since end up there almost daily in the evening.

 

[sethschroeder]

Caught up on the thread and I am locking in my price.

$220

Incentive of $13 off at 150 points good through May 12th

Lower than I thought but those point charts for that room type makes up for it I think.

 

[RoseGold]

Im coming in $275. Maybe heavy incentives at the drop.

DVC’s recent price shenanigans have me baffled. But VGF is still the crown jewel and once they sell it though it, there’s nothing else even announced.

 

[UrsulaWantsYourSoul]

DVC’s recent price shenanigans have me baffled. But VGF is still the crown jewel and once they sell it though it, there’s nothing else even announced.

I’ve heard tale of a tower being erected in Anaheim. . With VGF2 about to launch with 2 million points along with Riviera’s tons of points and the never-sell-out Aulani - I bet they have plans for what comes next but aren’t in any rush to even announce. I wonder what’s the record for simultaneous actively selling (not sold out) resorts. Even announcing another might make some people wait (much like we are for DLTower). That would be a fascinating hypothetical: if they were to announce Reflections opening 2026 how many would reduce or eliminate their planned purchase of VGF?

 

[RoseGold]

Even announcing another might make some people wait (much like we are for DLTower). That would be a fascinating hypothetical: if they were to announce Reflections opening 2026 how many would reduce or eliminate their planned purchase of VGF?

There's no permits filed for anything outside what we know. The pre-Covid resort projects at Epcot and Reflections have been scrapped. Only Star Wars hotel survived.

DLT will have no trouble selling, and is targeted at a different buyer. I guess DVC could be flipping a Vero2 right now and we wouldn't even know. I bet everyone would be thrilled with that...

 

[nuhusky123]

I’ve heard tale of a tower being erected in Anaheim. . With VGF2 about to launch with 2 million points along with Riviera’s tons of points and the never-sell-out Aulani - I bet they have plans for what comes next but aren’t in any rush to even announce. I wonder what’s the record for simultaneous actively selling (not sold out) resorts. Even announcing another might make some people wait (much like we are for DLTower). That would be a fascinating hypothetical: if they were to announce Reflections opening 2026 how many would reduce or eliminate their planned purchase of VGF?

Only problem is that’s four years away. By that point base price could be approaching $300. Better to buy in now and use your points at 7 months

 

[DVChris]

Only problem is that’s four years away. By that point base price could be approaching $300. Better to buy in now and use your points at 7 months

4 years away? I heard Pete say on a recent show that DLT is expected to open in 2023 with sales starting towards the end of this year.