HairyChest
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With all parks and resorts closing, is it possible that annual dues will see a significant increase next year or is that protected?
I was thinking there could actually be a small savings as they will not be incurring charges from parks & resorts for things like bus service and similar.
Once the virus dies down I expect there will be some additional costs for deep cleaning the resorts...
Tests have shown the virus can live on stainless steel for 3 days. At that point it may not even be able to cause infection. But I think most resorts will out of an abundance of caution and also to diminish any fears that guests may have do a deep cleaning. Necessary or not. It’s all perception.I thought the virus only remains viable for several days on most surfaces? After being empty for 10 days or so, I don't think there would be any risk of infection. (But there's plenty of time to clean, so I guess it can't hurt...)
I hope its only in the 3 week neighborhood!
Each resort has millions of total DVC points any cost increase or decrease is spread out over those millions of points. For example BLT has 5.73 Million DVC points in it's system. This won't cause any significant movement in the annual dues. A penny more would generate 57K.
I wouldn't count on anything before June at this point. The discussion is for another thread, but the DVC system is built for a long period of unused points. It keeps running with very high occupancy. I have no idea what they could do to fix it either. There's going to be a massive glut of points that need to be used in a short timeframe, and it's going to cause problems.
Could they possibly ease the banking rules for a short time?