Thinking of Becoming a Member

[cpetro]

I have a question for members, I am interested in becoming a member but first wanted to know if it is difficult to get a place outside of Disney when using the Interval Internationl.

 

[spiceycat]

disney is too expensive to trade.

get a cheaper II in some place other than Orlando to trade outside DVC.

I have one. It cost me $1,500. the annual fee runs around $350 to $400 for a 2-bedroom. It trades very well.

there are some with even cheaper annual fees.

you get DVC for WDW!!!

now occasionally it is fine. but don't buy DVC to trade.

 

[cpetro]

Thank you for responding.

I get what your saying and I would mainly use the DVC for WDW but what I was wondering if I had left over points after a disney vacation and I wanted to go somewhere for a couple of nights close to me is it hard to do?

Thanks

 

[Safari Queen]

Interval is good only for a complete week, not by the day. If it's a small number of points, it's better to bank them and get a bigger unit/longer stay at WDW in the future. Or you could book a weekend from the Concierge collection.

 

[nestlejean]

spiceycat,
where did you get a timeshare that was that inexpensive and trades well?

 

[jamzots]

Interval is good only for a complete week, not by the day. If it's a small number of points, it's better to bank them and get a bigger unit/longer stay at WDW in the future. Or you could book a weekend from the Concierge collection.

Hey your in Massachusetts!!! We actually traded our points last year and stayed at the Boston Harbor hotel (concierge collection) which was beautiful and DH and I had a wonderful time!!!!!