What to do next? to get direct perks

[Add-On-Itis]

I would buy 150 points and not really consider going up to 300 points at any resort direct since you don't care about booking the newer resorts. No need to sell PVB resale if that's the case either.

then in that case does it matter poly or riv?

 

[PolyRob]

then in that case does it matter poly or riv?

Well, if it were me, I would personally get PVB since it works better with your resale PVB contract in the 7-11 month window and the dues are lower.

 

[atthebeachclub]

- Restaurants: Poly has restaurants I would eat at every day: Cpt. Cooks, Kona's, Wailulu, and I'm going to put Tambu Lounge on here as well, as many times, I've made a meal out of wings and a mai tai. It's far more limited over at Riv. Primo Piatto is great--in my opinion the best resort QS on property. But once you move beyond that you don't have a lot of daily dining options. There's topolino's. As a signature restaurant, that might be a once-per-trip offering for me: plus, the menu is limited. (The tomahawk, if they have it, is fabulous.). And then there's a bar and a coffee shop (also, admittedly, one of the better coffee shops on property). Poly also has once-a-trip dining options, specifically 'Ohana, but it has much more beyond this.

I'm not a huge Riviera defender, but they are also easy walking distance to Caribbean Beach, which has some great dining options.