Most Disney Vacation Club resorts seem to have one or more rooms which stand out as being worse than all the rest; rooms which all members would agree are lacking.
At the WIlderness Lodge there are several rooms which do not have balconies due to the manner in which the resort was designed. At the BoardWalk there are rooms which overlook disruptive luggage handling facilities. Many resorts have rooms which share a wall with noisy elevators.
But when resorts are at 100% occupancy--which is often the case at any timeshare facility--someone will be forced to occupy these subpar accommodations.
Topic: How should DVC manage these less-than-magical accommodations at its resorts?
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