If I wasn't
DVC and had saved my points for this year, I wouldn't be going until it was completely back to normal. We went in April. We didn't mind the masks, We missed the shows, parades, fireworks, FP+. Renting my points left me with a very bitter taste in my mouth with the way the brokers handled it. So won't be doing that again.
You need a supercomputer to get on a virtual queue. This was me each morning seconds before 7 to get on the queue. Total time taken for these actions was 5 seconds: 1st click, "Too Early", 2nd click, "Too Early", 3rd click, "Too Late". So my wife and I essentially had a daily walk through the parks because lines were too long just to enter a store. Or we went to other parks like Universal and Seaworld. At Seaworld, there were hardly any lines. I walked on the coaster and sat in the front. there was only one other person on the ride sitting in the back.
We have a trip for late 9/22 - 10/2. Because it was the Food & Wine and MK Anniversary, we had to commit very early. But now, F&W won't officially start until October and all the promised new rides for the 50th, won't be open. So I can do the uneventful 50th or the F&W provided I can change my park reservation to Epcot.
I have another for early December with my sisters family to use up the remaining points I saved because she wanted to come down to see the decorations and enjoy the Christmas Party. I fear with the Boo Bash having such high interest, they won't to the christmas party and do a much smaller scale "unevent" at the exorbitant price.
I would really like to bank my points for 2 years and hope it improves. But I fear this is the sign of things to come where there is no more magic and it is just another theme park.
My wife and I were talking about selling yesterday. If I were to sell now, I would make a 150% return in what I paid originally for both contracts.
