General DVC News

Minimum Increases for BLT Only

Recently Disney Vacation Club announced new purchase minimums of 200 points for new members and 100 points for add ons at the Bay Lake Tower at Disney's Contemporary Resort.  These changes go into effect on January 15, 2009

Since that announcement questions have arisen regarding which resorts will be subject to these new minimums. 

DVCNews contacted DVC spokesperson Diane Hancock who confirmed that these new minimums apply to the Bay Lake Tower ONLY.  All other resorts wil remain subject to the current 160 point new / 25 point add on levels after January 15th.

200 Point Minimum for BLT

Effective January 15, 2009, the minimum purchase threshold for new members buying into the Bay Lake Tower at Disney's Contemporary Resort will be 200 Disney Vacation Club points. This news comes a couple weeks after Disney revealed that the minimum add-on purchase for existing members will rise to 100 points on that same date.  

Until the change takes effect, new buyers can still purchase an ownership interest in the Bay Lake Tower starting at 160 points.  Visit our Pricing & Promotions page for details on purchase offers currently available.

No changes are currently planned for other Disney Vacation Club resorts.  

Annual Meeting Signups Begin

Disney Vacation Club has begun accepting registrations from members who wish to attend the annual Condo Association Meeting on December 9, 2008.  A single meeting will again be held for owners of all DVC properties, with this year's site being the BoardWalk Conference Center.

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100 Point Add-On Minimum at BLT

In the past Disney Vacation Club has allowed existing members to add as few as 25 additional points to their ownership at a DVC resort.  However in January that minimum will change for at least one Home resort.

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DVC Tops Market Metrix 3rd Q Ratings

Disney Vacation Club again topped all timeshares in the Market Metrix customer satisfaction ratings for the third quarter of 2008.  DVC netted a 90.6% approval through three quarters, a slight improvement over its 90.5% approval as of the end of the second quarter.

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