RobDoc
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Further, if the weighted average cost is 15.1, then I might be able to book 9 nights for 135 points, but 10 nights would cost me (on average) 151 points. At least one night of the year would have to be worth more than 15 points, thus violating maximum reallocation. If, in fact, that's what maximum reallocation is meant to define.
Following are two documents from the May, 1993 POS for The Disney Vacation Club Ownership Program. They are both from Exhibit "I" to Declaration of Condominium
Disney Vacation Club Membership Agreement
Section II Operation of the Club
Section 2.3 Vacation Point Reservation System.
The first is page 162, with a description of how Vacation Points are determined, and how DVCMC in its discretion has the ability to reallocate points in accordance with 'Use Day' demand at any given Resort to better meet Member reservation patterns, followed by page 163 which offers a chart with the result of a Maximum Reallocation at OKW. The chart shows the number of consecutive Use Day reservations that could be reserved at OKW (at that time) for each villa type for each Reservation Season for a Member owning 230 points (which was the minimum purchase at that time). The chart also shows the number of consecutive Use Days the same Member (again owning 230 Vacation Points) could reserve for each Villa type under Maximum Reallocation - which again, makes each day of the year the same number of points for each type of accommodation whether weekday/weekend or time of the year.
Subsequent MR charts at other resorts will have similar headings based on the Resort point chart, both in the number of consecutive days and in the example used for a variation of the number of points owned by the Member. This is the only POS I have showing this Maximum Reallocation. I do have a couple of Multiple Site POS documents and a HH POS from August, 1998 - all have similar language for the Vacation Point Reservation Values, but none offer a chart for Maximum Reallocation.