Originally posted by stacy6552
Yes I am styaing at HH on SSR points. That HH owner had his priority booking window at HH from August to Nov.
I see your point. But to answer your original question, YES you are off base in your thinking. Each resort have two kinds of DVC guests (basically) those with ownership interest and those without. The only difference is booking priority. Some could book early adn some could not. At SSR that window is temporarily different this first year to give the owners a priority booking window there. It has no baring on other resorts.
Once again I ask, why should an owner at OKW get priority booking at HH over me?
In reviewing the Multi-Site Public Offering Statement, here are a couple of important definitions.
Club Member shall mean the owner of record of an Ownership Interest in a DVC Resort.
Purchaser shall mean a prospective Club Member, but shall not include DVD.
III. MULTISITE PUBLIC OFFERING STATEMENT TEXT
1. Description of the Vacation Club. The name of the vacation club is the Disney Vacation Club. ...
a. Term of the Vacation Club. The term of the vacation club as to a specific DVC Resort will continue ...
b. Legal Structure. Membership in the Club is an appurtenance to each Ownership Interest in accordance with the terms of the DVC Resort Documents and the DVC Resort Agreement, and is conveyed by virtue of the execution and delivery of a deed. Upon recording of the deed, the Club Member is automatically entitled to enjoy the services and benefits associated with membership in the Club. ...
In reviewing the Orange County records, I do not find a single registered deed for folks who have "purchased" SSR. Hence, I believe that they are not officially Club Members of the Disney Vacation Club
at this time. My conclusion is that "SSR Owners" should be classified as a "Purchaser" and not as a "Club Member" as defined by the MSPOS.
III. MULTISITE PUBLIC OFFERING STATEMENT TEXT
2. Reservation System.
a. Ownership of DVC Reservation Component. The DVC Reservation Component is owned by BVTC and the Home Resort Reservation Component is owned by DVCMC. Neither component is subject to lease.
b. Structure of Reservation System. The services provided through the Club include the operation of the central reservation system which consists of the Home Resort Reservation Component for each DVC Resort and the DVC Reservation Component. Club Members' rights to reserve Vacation Homes at their Home Resort through the Home Resort Reservation Component are set forth in the Membership Agreement and the Home Resort Rules and Regulations for their Home Resort. Club Members' rights to reserve Vacation Homes at DVC Resorts through the DVC Reservation Component are set forth in the Disclosure Document and the DVC Resort Agreement for each DVC Resort.
c. Entity Responsible for Operation of Reservation System. BVTC is responsible for the operation of the DVC Reservation Component for the Club. BVTC performs its obligations for the Club pursuant to the terms and conditions of the DVC Resort Agreement and the Disclosure Document as amended from time to time. DVCMC is responsible for the operation of the Home Resort Reservation Component for each DVC Resort. DVCMC performs its obligations for the Club pursuant to the terms and conditions of the Membership Agreement and the Home Resort Rules and Regulations for each DVC Resort.
3. Operation of Reservation System. The DVC Reservation Component is the component of the Club central reservation system through which Club Members access DVC Resorts utilizing DVC Vacation Points. The Home Resort Reservation Component is the component of the Club central reservation system through which Club Members access their Home Resort utilizing Home Resort Vacation Points.
In every statement concerning the reservation system, it always uses the term "Club Member". I can't find a single instance where "Purchaser" has any rights to use the DVC reservation system.
My interpretation of the MSPOS suggests that "Purchasers" are not equivalent to "Club Members".
There also appears to be a distinction made between a Home Resort Reservation Component and the DVC Reservation Component.
It seems reasonable for DVCMC to have a
Home Resort Reservation system available
exclusively for the prospective SSR owners prior to the resort actually being completed and available for occupancy.
But, the rub is when DVCMC starts making reservations into and out of SSR (SSR prospective owners booking at other DVC resorts and Club Members booking at SSR).
I agree with Dean that the current situation, as I understand it, appears to be unfair to the existing and official DVC Club Members. I don't believe the prospective SSR owners are DVC members and hence should not be given unfair advantages in reserving rooms in the other DVC resorts. While the overall impact may appear small, I find the precedent unsettling.
How do other folks interpret the Multisite Public Offering Statement? My MSPOS is a few years old. Have there been changes made to the MSPOS to offer special privileges to "Purchasers"?
If DVD wasn't pre-selling SSR, would we have this situation?
Troy