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FAQs

Is 300 DVC points enough? ›

Current Disney estimates recommend that a family of four who plans to travel to Disney theme parks for seven days in the summer purchase at least 300 Vacation Points annually to cover the trip.

Members may bring up to 4 guests to Star View Lounge per digital membership card, or the number of guests on their reservation--whichever is greater. To determine whether your husband is a Member, take a look at your Membership information on the DVC website.

Choose your getting-started option — Request to List or Instant Sale — or simply call us at 1-844-DVC-PROS (382-7767). DVC Resale Market assists you, “the seller,” in response to your online or phone request to get the process started. Your contract is listed. Seller accepts an offer that is acceptable to them.

It is definitely possible to transfer your Disney Vacation Club Membership to a family member and remove yourself as owner.

Rentals and transfers of DVC points are fairly common practices among DVC members. With rentals, a DVC member books a reservation on behalf of another travel party. With transfers, a DVC member can transfer points from their account to that of another DVC member.

Life can be unpredictable, and sometimes Disney Vacation Club members find that they no longer want their DVC points. Whether their family's needs or vacation habits have changed, they're not stuck with their points; they can sell their DVC contract.

The great news is that as a Disney Vacation Club Resort Guest, you'll have plenty of opportunities for extra park time during your visit. Guests of all Disney Resorts Collection hotels can take advantage of early theme park entry, which allows you to enter the theme parks 30 minutes before opening each morning.

The original DVC Studios at the resort can sleep up to five guests. Disney designed these 356-square-foot rooms with a queen bed, a double-sized sleeper sofa, and a pulldown bed. Copper Creek Cabins & Villas at Disney's Wilderness Lodge only offers Studios that sleep four. That's true of the One-Bedroom Villas as well.

Disney Vacation Club Members receive many perks and benefits, let's check how parking fits in. Great news, since you are a DVC Member who is a registered Guest at a Disney Resort Hotel, you are entitled to complimentary Resort self-parking in addition to complimentary standard parking at the Theme Parks.

Is DVC worth it if you go every other year? ›

Cash Deluxe room rates through Disney are easily over $500 per night and continue to rise every year. If you know you like to stay at Deluxe Disney Resorts every year, or even every other year, owning DVC points can be a huge savings over time.

Despite witnessing only one contract being bought back in March 2024 at DVC Resale Market, the broader DVC community has observed at least three additional contracts being snapped up by Disney, unmistakably hinting at the “ROFR Monster's” renewed appetite for Polynesian contracts.

A: Club 33 is a private Membership club with a variety of tailored experiences for its Members. Q: Who can I talk to about Club 33? A: To express interest in Club 33 Membership at the Walt Disney World Resort, contact Club33@WaltDisneyWorld.com.

Yes, you can claim it back from the IRS. British sellers of Disney Vacation Club (DVC) memberships are subject to IRS tax under FIRPTA regulations when they sell property in the US.

Your Membership is a deeded real estate interest and there is no provision to indicate beneficiaries as you would on a savings account or insurance policy. You may, however, update your deed to add others to the Membership as joint owners for estate planning purposes.

Disney has lowered the minimum purchase for new members to DVC. Where they had previously raised the minimum to 150 points in June 2021, the number has again been reduced to 100 points minimum. Disney did NOT change the minimum for what they call “Membership Extras” and we often refer to as “Blue Card Benefits”.

Using Vacation Points

The smallest rooms on low-demand nights at the lowest-cost properties, such as at Disney's Hilton Head Island Resort, start at six points per night. An annual allotment of 150 points could get you up to 25 nights at lower-end properties like this.

Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser Resort starts at 295 DVC points per person, and that's based on double occupancy.