Holidays can be a special time at Disney theme parks and resorts.  Festivities range from the property-wide decor surrounding Halloween or Christmas to special fireworks displays on July 4th and New Year's Eve to something more subtle like a Mother's Day brunch in Epcot.

At Easter time, an egg hunt or religious service with family can make for lasting memories.

  Topic:  Have you ever visited a Disney park or resort during a holiday?  If so, what was your favorite?

Disney Vacation Club villas are equipped with dozens of items both big and small.  Furniture, appliances, dishware, mattresses, towels, toilet paper, light bulbs...the list goes on and on.  

But DVC executives have to walk a fine line between providing items which adequatly meet guest needs without being extravant or costly to maintain.  As such, guests will invariably find themselves disappointed with the style or quality of villa amenities.

  Topic:  If you could change (improve) ONE item stocked in DVC villas, what would it be?

For several years, the Tables in Wonderland program has sponsored periodic exclusive dining events.  Cardholders have access to a number of multi-course dinners and wine tastings featuring exclusive cuisine, locations and themes throughout Walt Disney World property.  More recently Disney Vacation Club has jumped on the bandwagon and plans to offer similar unique opportunities to its members.  

Participation for each event is limited with many accommodating just 30-50 guests.  Fees can run $100-200 per person depending upon the nature of the event.  

 Topic:  Have you ever attended one of these unique dining events?  Do you hope to attend one in the future?

Even while on vacation, the weather can be very unpredictable.  Especially central Florida weather where conditions can feature freezing temperatures, heavy rains and oppressive humidity...often within a few days of one-another.    

Still, the vacation must go on.  

 Topic: How do you deal with less-than-ideal conditions during your Disney Vacation Club stays?

In years past Disney Vacation Club has run several promotional webcasts, always offering an exclusive character lithorgaph as a reward for watching the presentation.  But in its latest round of webcasts, DVC has dropped the lithograph and is entering all participants in a drawing for 3 years' use of DVC points.  The prize will be given to one lucky winner and is valued at over $16,000.  

 Topic: Which webcast reward is more likely to secure your participation:  the lithograph or the points giveaway?