If by some miracle I could stay there the night of MVMCP then I would do it, but really I doubt that's going to happen much and IMHO that's the only draw so I guess I go as the "un excited" group. That's OK, I was thrilled when we got AKV!!!!
I think you misunderstood our point. We're talking about how fast a resort books up once the 7 month window opens. We know that the system is designed for everything to be nearly full all of the time. But it takes longer for some months to fill up than it does for others - December fills up faster than September does.Each DVC resort eventually sells out. At that point Disney retains 4% ownership in each resort. Therefore, theoretically, all of the resorts should be 96% full year-round. (Of course there are always members that trade out, but other timeshare owners trade in.) So even though a new resort is coming online, there will still be an equal amount of demand for all of the resorts.
Your scenario would make sense if they were adding BLT but not selling points there...just allowing existing members to book the villas as an extra resort. But since there will now be BLT owners who need to use their points it will mean that demand will stay high at all of the resorts...with the smallest resorts being the most in demand simply because their supply is more limited.
Edk35 & I are just hoping lots of those people who want to switch resorts at 7 months will be trying for the BLT - and thus it won't be quite so hard for the rest of us to get into VWL, BCV or BWV. In other words, maybe it will take just a little longer for the smaller DVC resorts to sell out for the popular months once BLT is an option.
We dont like moving, we stay in 1 bedrooms and up, and we use points on weekends. We stay put at least 5 days if we do move.
All that would preclude us from even trying to stay at BLT on most trips. Now if it were a night before or after a cruise, I would try, but Im not pressed. The pool area is not impressive enough to pull me away from BCV or SSR.
I've lived in Chicago where staying in a hi-rise is a necessity. Have no desire to return to one, unless there's a casino at the bottomFirst thing I did when I moved to Texas was buy land!
After seeing the location of GCV, we will not add on there either. Loved GCH and will just pay cash to stay there as Cali will not be an annual trip for us like WDW.
I will always have a special place in my heart for the North Garden Wing, that's where we stayed for $79 a night (SOG was under construction) to immerse ourselves in the magic to make sure purchasing DVC was right for us. We visited all the DVC's and signed the papers before we left. Boys were 3 and 5 and we had a great time but since then we've fallen in love with other parts of the resort and really don't need back door access to MK.
I got so excited over the new announcement I just bought another OKW contract! Give me the elbow room, landscaping and low points of OKW any day.