Oh geez. I'll have to look this up.Corrine, no, I hadn’t heard about travel restrictions to FL. Please tell more? We are to leave home late next week.
Well, ok, now I found some articles on the Internet. I don’t think it will happen.
Hi Groupies,
Have they changed the booking process on the DVC site? I have two contracts, the only option is to choose which contract to use 1st and 2nd. The problem is, I have 2020 UE points with each contract, I do not want to use 2021 UE points. I thought during the booking process we could select the actual point distribution?![]()
Hi Granny!
Thank you for your reply. I actually have no ideabut since this is the first time I have heard the term master contract, I am fairly certain this is not our situation. We have a smaller contract we bought as an add on years after our initial purchase, all VWL Dec UY.
i feel so dumb we’ve only been DVC members for 20 years!!!![]()
PS.....trying to speak with member services is challenging!
Chapek was quoted as saying we can expect face masks and social distancing to continue through 2021, but will be gone by 2022.
Is anyone else reading this to mean "no shows, no fireworks, no anything that causes people to crowd up"?
And if that's the case, will the 50th celebration (10/1/21) be pushed off into 2022? I can't imagine them doing it without a giant set of fireworks and shows with celebrities.
Corinne,Hi Granny!
Thank you for your reply. I actually have no ideabut since this is the first time I have heard the term master contract, I am fairly certain this is not our situation. We have a smaller contract we bought as an add on years after our initial purchase, all VWL Dec UY.
i feel so dumb we’ve only been DVC members for 20 years!!!![]()
I am spending this rainy Sunday obsessively studying room views for CC and BRV. I moved our March Kidani reservation to June at CC/BRV. We have previously done 1 night in a BRV studio so I'm very excited about really getting to enjoy Wilderness Lodge for an extended period of time!
JT you do a great job at describing the Lodge and making me more excited for my trip.Welcome to the Groupies TT4Dis!!!
I cant say you could go wrong with either view, or either resort. I am partial to VWL(BRV)myself for obvious reasons, as a owner and as a groupie. But CCV has its great points too. Our family spent one night in a GV in CCV and it was awesome. With that said, I still love the decor at VWL better, but it is tiring a bit from use. If this matters, CCV may be a better fit.
For general woods views, VWL cant be beat. And lake views are possible, but iffy. KAT4DISNEY can share her experience on the ever so elusive lake viewsRight, Kathy?
Since you have only been one night in WL, you have a lot to look forward to on an extended stay! Even after all these years, our family still enjoys taking in the little ambiances, suttle as they may be, that makes up a small part of the Love of the Lodge.
Obviously, and I'm sure you have already experienced this, but still to this day puts me in awe, is the entrance to the main Lodge. Those sliding doors lead us to a bygone era in the Westward Ho feel. Looking up high into the rafters, at the massive totem poles, the massive fireplace and all the little intricate details, make up a wow factor for me, every time I hit those doors!
And listen for the crickets chirping as the lanterns flicker along the walkways. One of the most distinctive yet often overlooked(or underheard if there is such a word)things that make up the dynamic majesty of the place as a whole, at least for me, is the faint Western like music playing in the background. It really takes me aback to the era intended, makes me feel like I just stepped foot into The Magnificent Seven movie(Yul Brynner version)or looking for Clint Eastwood to step from behind a log support![]()
Thank you so much for the warm welcome! I just checked availability and have switched us to a 1 bedroom at Copper Creek so we can stay in the main building. I’m just so excited to get to experience all the resort has to offer and I know my son is going to love the pool and splash pad!Welcome to the Groupies TT4Dis!!!
I cant say you could go wrong with either view, or either resort. I am partial to VWL(BRV)myself for obvious reasons, as a owner and as a groupie. But CCV has its great points too. Our family spent one night in a GV in CCV and it was awesome. With that said, I still love the decor at VWL better, but it is tiring a bit from use. If this matters, CCV may be a better fit.
For general woods views, VWL cant be beat. And lake views are possible, but iffy. KAT4DISNEY can share her experience on the ever so elusive lake viewsRight, Kathy?
Since you have only been one night in WL, you have a lot to look forward to on an extended stay! Even after all these years, our family still enjoys taking in the little ambiances, suttle as they may be, that makes up a small part of the Love of the Lodge.
Obviously, and I'm sure you have already experienced this, but still to this day puts me in awe, is the entrance to the main Lodge. Those sliding doors lead us to a bygone era in the Westward Ho feel. Looking up high into the rafters, at the massive totem poles, the massive fireplace and all the little intricate details, make up a wow factor for me, every time I hit those doors!
And listen for the crickets chirping as the lanterns flicker along the walkways. One of the most distinctive yet often overlooked(or underheard if there is such a word)things that make up the dynamic majesty of the place as a whole, at least for me, is the faint Western like music playing in the background. It really takes me aback to the era intended, makes me feel like I just stepped foot into The Magnificent Seven movie(Yul Brynner version)or looking for Clint Eastwood to step from behind a log support![]()