Disney Vacation Club has made some behind-the-scenes changes to the manner in which waitlist requests are filled for its members.  

In June 2015, sales for Disney’s Polynesian Villas & Bungalows sold 107,067 points, an increase of 79.2% compared to the previous month. Due to Polynesian’s surge in sales, overall direct sales of Disney Vacation Club points in June increased 26.0% to 213,361 points.

Deluxe Studio villas at Disney's Polynesian Villas & Bungalows are the largest such rooms that Disney Vacation Club has ever offered.  However, Disney made a design decision to use that extra space for a unique split bathroom setup which places two showers and two vanities in every villa.  Given that the rooms sleep up to 5 guests, the added restroom facilities are undoubtedly useful to many guests.  However, other options existed for the use of that space.  Disney could have instead opted to include features like an in-room washer & dryer, expanded kitchenette or even a king-size bed rather than the traditional queen.  

 Topic: Should Disney have utilized the additional space in Polynesian Studios differently?  If so, how?