You could be currently in your 2014 Use Year, but booking for a resort stay during your 2015 Use Year, and borrowing 2016 Use Year points to do it. You can’t use most of them because they are far out in the future, far out from your booking windows, but they are there. It is more correct to say that you receive all your points, for EVERY year up until the expiration of the contract, when you get your contract. This isn’t exactly true, and it confuses some into thinking they can’t make reservations until they’ve “received” their points. Some others tell people that you receive your points on the 1st of the month. So, if you have a September Use Year and a 200 point contract, it means you have 200 points (to start with) that you can use between September 1st and August 31st the following year. But what that essentially means is that you get an allotment of points to use for reservations within the year that starts on the first of that month, and ends the day before the 1st day of that month a year later.
The fact that it is often expressed as a month alone can confuse people. I’ve developed an analogy that I think helps people understand these things betterįirst, let’s explain what a Use Year is…when you purchase a DVC contract, your are given a home resort, a number of points per year, and a Use Year, which is given as a particular month – for example, February or September (note: DVC does not sell Use Years that are in January, May, July or November). In many discussion groups, people often seem very confused by how Use Years, banking, borrowing, booking windows, etc. Once things are less stressed, borrowing rules will return to normal. This is due to WDW having been closed for so long, and so many members unable to use their points that there are more points needing to be used than available rooms. This is a change from last year when charts were not released until after the meeting.Please note that due to the COVID-19 pandemic, DVC has temporarily changed some of the rules, most notably that you can only borrow up to 50% of a Use Year’s points. These charts were released in advance of the 2019 Disney Vacation Club Condominium Association Annual Meeting on Thursday, December 12th, 2019 at 2:00 pm, EST. They do not impact Disney’s Vero Beach Resort, Disney’s Hilton Head Island Resort, The Villas at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa and Aulani, Disney Vacation Club Villas.“ These changes only affect Disney Vacation Club Resorts at Walt Disney World Resort. On the other hand, Members who wish to travel in certain weeks in October and November will require more Points than the year before. For example, Members can enjoy stays for fewer Points than the year before when traveling in early September and during the summer period. However, those Members with more flexible travel schedules can enjoy stays using fewer Points than the previous year. Travel periods with greater demand will require more Points and travel periods with less demand will require fewer Points. The 2021 Vacation Points Chart will feature 7 seasons that offer a wide range of options. “ After a thorough analysis of Member travel patterns and Resort demand, Disney Vacation Club will be adjusting the 2021 Vacation Points Chart in order to encourage travel throughout the year with the goal of improving availability. Posted with the point charts was this announcement from Disney Vacation Club: The Villas at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa.The Villas at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa.Copper Creek Villas & Cabins at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge.Boulder Ridge Villas at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge.Bay Lake Tower at Disney’s Contemporary Resort.
DVC CALCULATOR 2019 PDF
These chart announcements come shortly before the 11-month booking window for all resorts opens for January 2021.Ĭlick on links below for a PDF of each resorts 2021 points chart: Additionally, DVC has expanded the charts to seven travel seasons allowing members more flexibility and hopefully better availability. Disney Vacation Club today released 2021 points charts for all fifteen properties.
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