Northern Lights
Mouseketeer
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- Jan 10, 2005
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As long as the entry level number of points stays the same - 150, correct? - the points per night will essentially be the same as the other DVC resorts. I don't think they will increase the number of entry level points b/c then DVC would have to decrease the cost per point. I suppose DVC could keep the cost per point the same but increase the entry level number of points to derive the "premium" some are suggesting for CR accommodations.
I agree with those that believe there will be no premium for CR, nor do I understand the justification. Yes, it is on the monorail but these will not be tower rooms. Wing rooms are some of the cheapest rooms available at a deluxe, sometimes going below $200 per night with an AP discount. By comparison, standard rooms at BW and BC are all above $200 with AP discount during the same period. Now, after they rehab the rooms, I can see the standard wing room going for the same price as a standard BW or BC room, or perhaps slightly higher, but I think any point differential would be negligible. Otherwise, the point system and/or trading privileges would have to be completely revamped.
I agree with those that believe there will be no premium for CR, nor do I understand the justification. Yes, it is on the monorail but these will not be tower rooms. Wing rooms are some of the cheapest rooms available at a deluxe, sometimes going below $200 per night with an AP discount. By comparison, standard rooms at BW and BC are all above $200 with AP discount during the same period. Now, after they rehab the rooms, I can see the standard wing room going for the same price as a standard BW or BC room, or perhaps slightly higher, but I think any point differential would be negligible. Otherwise, the point system and/or trading privileges would have to be completely revamped.