World Passport Collection ?'s

[mlshields]

Morning,

Does anyone know what the Low/Mid/High seasons are? Is there somewhere to find this out or do I have to wait until Monday when MS is open since the new website doesn't have much info on this subject.

Thanksb

 

[CarolMN]

Originally posted by mlshields
Morning,

Does anyone know what the Low/Mid/High seasons are? Is there somewhere to find this out or do I have to wait until Monday when MS is open since the new website doesn't have much info on this subject.

Thanksb

It varies - depends on the destination resort. Afraid you'll have to wait until Monday unless you post the resort and someone here is familar with it.

Sorry. I also wish they'd put that info on the web site. Might be worth an email to MS requesting it be added on a future website update.

 

[Dean]

Originally posted by mlshields
Morning,

Does anyone know what the Low/Mid/High seasons are? Is there somewhere to find this out or do I have to wait until Monday when MS is open since the new website doesn't have much info on this subject.

Thanksb

It actually varies by resort and appears that the destination resort itself has a say in this determination. As a rule, any time that is super desireable is 160 pts. Any time that is red time but not prime time, will likely be Mid season.

What time of year and resort are you looking at?

 

[mlshields]

We are basically just playing around with the idea of using our points in the world collection since we are getting a little disneyed out....

We would be interested in Europe, Hawaii, Carribean whatever suits our fancy at the time, but I wasn't sure how the seasons worked.

Thanks for any help anyone may provide.

 

[pumpkinboy]

I think the lowest level (1BR, low season) is in the 124 range, while a 2BR in high season is in the neighborhood of 210? MS can help you surely.

Of couse there are some of us who, for whatever reason, also own at other II resorts (We own at BWV plus the Wellington in Newport RI). I'd be happy to check availability, depending on my time contstraints (it's all online so not so arduous).

I would advise you, however, you may want to check any particular resort's user ratings on Timeshare Users' Group website (I think you have to join, but it's all of $15), before locking into a particular resort. Though to their credit, DVC in general only allows us to swap into the better resorts