Waitlist rule?

[PalVal]

Can you be on a waitlist for more than one resort during the time period that you want?

 

[DenLo]

You can two active wait lists only.

Here's the exact wording in the Home Resort Rules and Regulations which is available for download from MS.

Wait List. If a Club Member requests specific dates that are unavailable in a DVC Resort, then he or she may request to be placed on a Wait List. Wait Lists are administered under the following guidelines:

1) Member Services will maintain a Wait List for each DVC Resort. To add their name to a Wait List, Club Members must call, e-mail or write Member Services with their requests.

2) Club Members may maintain up to only two active Wait List requests per Membership, Per Use Year.
a) If a Membership has two active Wait List requests in the same Use Year and the Member would like to be added to another Wait List, one of the existing requests must be cancelled before a new request can be created. Each request, however, will be handled separately, and Club Members will receive no special priority by having one or more requests on any Wait List.

3) All requests must represent the entire length of time desired in the requested accommodation type. Wait List requests must be for consecutive days of a stay and may not be submitted as multiple or “night-by- night” requests.

 

[disneynutz]

You are also limited by room category or size if you specified one or more.

Lets say that you want to stay at a Jumbo studio and you want a savanna or standard view. That is your 2 wait lists.

Bill

 

[jadejazzkayla]

wait list info from member web site:

Wait List

Find out the policies and procedures for requesting alternate vacation choices.
If you are unable to secure the reservations you want, rest assured that you do have options. The key is to have alternate choices selected when you contact Member Services. Being flexible with alternate dates, resorts and/or accommodations can assist you in your effort to secure a reservation. However, if you need a specific reservation that is unavailable, you can ask to be placed on a waiting list.

What you need to know about the wait list for Disney Vacation Club Resorts:

• During the Home Resort Priority, you can only wait list at your Home Resort.
• You can have up to two active wait list requests per Membership per Use Year.
• Wait list requests for consecutive nights cannot be split into separate night-by-night requests.
• Your request will remain on the wait list for up to 31 days before your requested check-in date. If you'd like to keep your name on the wait list beyond that time, contact Member Services at least 32 days prior to your requested check-in date.
• There is no wait list available within seven days of your requested check-in date.
• If your wait list request becomes available, Member Services will automatically confirm the reservation and mail a confirmation to you.
• There is no need to contact Member Services once your request has been placed on the wait list.
• All other wait list requests or previously confirmed reservations for comparable dates will be cancelled when a wait list request is confirmed. Additionally, you will not be contacted prior to a wait list request being confirmed and a confirmation letter being mailed to you.
• As a courtesy to other Members, please contact Member Services if you no longer wish to be on the wait list.

Tip: For a better chance of securing your vacation plans when you call Member Services, have second and third choices in mind. Since being on the wait list does not guarantee you a vacation spot, consider whether you can alter your arrival or departure dates or use different accommodations, among other things.