In today's Orlando Sentinel, Jason Garcia highlights Disney's recent push to broaden the market for its Disney Vacation Club timeshare program. New television commercials and new destinations are all part of an ad campaign designed to attract customers who are not necessarily die hard theme park fans.
The April 6th edition (Episode 61) of Lou Mongello's "The WDW Radio Show" features an inteview with Michael Collier, Quality Assurance Manager for the Disney Vacation Club. In the interview, Collier gives an overview of the DVC system, answers some frequently asked questions and helps to debunk some popular misconceptions regarding the program.
Lou's podcast, "The WDW Radio Show", can be found on iTunes or at his website wdwradio.com.
On Monday morning Rev. Ken Edenhauser discovered that he won the grand prize in a recent "Live with Regis and Kelly" promotion. Now he just needs to figure out what to do with it.
Late last week DVC began emailing a response to members indicating how the Studio glassware policy was being amended. A similar statement has also been added to DVCMember.com.
Several days ago we reported on Disney's decision to replace the drinking glasses and mugs in Disney Vacation Club studio rooms with disposable cups. Now there is reason to believe that DVC is having a change of heart.
Posts on various DVC message boards from those currently vacationing at Walt Disney World indicate that the glasses and mugs have been quietly returned to guest rooms. Additionally, DVC has begun to issue statements detailing how the policy is being temporarily amended.
