Even with Disney Vacation Club points to pay for the room, discounted ticket media and dining discounts, Disney vacations are still an expensive venture.  A family of four could spend well over $2000 for annual passes, hundreds of dollars per day to eat and thousands just for transportation to the Orlando or Anaheim area.  

Rather than paying 18% on a credit card, it makes sense to have a plan to pay those bills when they occur.   

Topic:  How do you go about saving for your Disney vacations?

We've spent the last few weeks asking about Members favorite villas.  But not every design / theme / style is appreciated by owners.  Laminate floors, window coverings (or lack thereof) and inadequate storage are common complaints at certain Disney Vacation Club properties.  

Topic:  What are some of the worst design elements found in DVC villas?

Disney Vacation Club's Two Bedroom villas have gone though a variety of design changes over the years.  Among their quirks are variances in balcony size, kitchen layout, dining capacity, bathroom facilities and sleeping accommodations.

Topic:  Which DVC resort has the best Two Bedroom villas?

Disney Vacation Club's One Bedroom villas have gone though a variety of design changes over the years.  From one bathroom to two, and back to one again.  Sleeper chair...Murphy Bed...or none of the above.  Even kitchen layouts and dining room seating capacity vary greatly from one resort to the next.

Topic:  Which DVC resort has the best One Bedroom villas?

With twelve unique resorts available, Disney Vacation Club has gone through many different designs for each of its villa sizes.  Square footage has been adjusted.  Bathroom and sleeping faciltities have changed.  The style and makeup of furniture and fixtures in each guest room has been adjusted.  Some resorts have even seen multiple designs as renovations occurred in recent years.  

Given all of the factors, one must emerge as an overall favorite.

Topic:  Which resort has the best Deluxe Studio villas?