RudnickStarks983
出典: くみこみックス
If you have ever been to Disney World and get wanted to own a timeshare property with flexible date and resort choices, the Disney Vacation Club (DVC) may be a good investment. Because guests have many options in regards to reserving room sizes, locations and length of stays, Disney timeshares are favored by singles, families and retirees. Even better, if you enjoy taking a Disney Voyage or visiting Disneyland within California, vacation club points can be redeemed at these locations, as well as Disney's Vero Beach Resort in Vero Beach Florida, and Disney's Hilton Head Resort in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina.
The commonest way to buy Disney Vacation Club Points may be to attend an open property. This is usually done by visiting one of their informational booths and attending a guided tour. Prospective buyers aren't going to be able to choose which resort they wish to invest in if the resort is sold out. For example, if wishing to purchase points for your Boardwalk or Beach Club Villas resorts, you will need to purchase via the reselling market; however, if wishing to purchase Bay Lake Tower, Saratoga Springs or Pet Kingdom Villas, you are able to take the traditional purchase route and buying directly through Disney.
Deciding which resort to obtain as your home resort is important. Since home resort point holders have priority booking, they can book in advance of other DVC holders. If going to travel during popular times such as the holidays and summertime, examine make sure you purchase points for your intended resort. If resort choice does not matter, purchasing points for the lowest price is a best value.
Be sure to note the differences of resort ownership among the various resorts. No matter if purchasing a new contract or one over the secondhand market, all resorts will have contract dates that expire. Old Key West, Disney's primary Vacation Club Resort, will expire first; however, contract holders were allowed to extend the dates of their contracts, so Old Key West contract dates vary. Also important are resort dues. As a property resort owner, you will be responsible for paying annual dues on your home resort choice, regardless if you choose to stay there or not necessarily. Dues go up annually and are paid besides the timeshare contract's price. When calculating dues, they vary and are charged based on the number of points a great owner purchased at their own contractually chosen resort.
