Yes more common than you’d imagine when you first set out on the DVC journey… I somehow have 9 contracts after buying my first in June 23Soooo, speaking of addonitis, is it super common that you already want to buy another contract while your first is still in ROFR review and you really didn't even neeeeed the first one?
Can’t wait to tell my husband that by the relative standard of new DVC members I am the paragon of restraint.Yes more common than you’d imagine when you first set out on the DVC journey… I somehow have 9 contracts after buying my first in June 23
I am literally thinking about doing this soon, without the Dvc discount or AP. Waiting for our first ever DVC points to load and membership to start (end of April- delayed closing) with 40 points to use before Aug. 1. I’m seriously contemplating a weekend trip down if I can find an available room to use up those points.
Aaaand, I put in another offer. It's low enough I don't expect it to be accepted, and if it isn't I will try to stay away from perusing the listings.Can’t wait to tell my husband that by the relative standard of new DVC members I am the paragon of restraint.
Full disclosure, I took a call from a 407 number I was pretty sure was a DVC guide today, prepared to pull the trigger if they had 50-75 VGC points to sell me.
Been there!
I actually got a counter and went back with another counter, to which the agent said "I'll see what I can do." Hmmm.
Absolutely! Contracts 4, 5 & 6 all working their way through (passed ROFR) about 10 days apart. Contract 3 was 3 months agoYou are among friends here, my friend. I went from 0-3 contracts in less than 5 months. 0-4 in less than a year…. But I’ve been on very good behavior since September.
You guys…dreams do come true— we just left Star View Station and my husband was like “so is there a DVC club around here where we can get more points at?”Can’t wait to tell my husband that by the relative standard of new DVC members I am the paragon of restraint.
Full disclosure, I took a call from a 407 number I was pretty sure was a DVC guide today, prepared to pull the trigger if they had 50-75 VGC points to sell me.
It seems like every relationship has a financially responsible partner but chances are if you frequent disboards, it's not you
VGC! VGC! VGC!
Couldn’t be more trueIt seems like every relationship has a financially responsible partner but chances are if you frequent disboards, it's not you
It’s worth thinking about. I think VDH direct (for us) is worth more than VGC resale, because we rarely are able to plan DLR trips in advance. We didn’t have any interest in VDH at all, but the calculus changes a bit with Disneyland Forward. Still, can’t see myself spending more than $200/pt and we don’t need a huge contract.
If you had a PV Studio tonight it would be 31 points at roughly $14-15pp with buy in, TOT, and dues. That equals out to about $465…. obviously you could go less expensive with a SV $420 or a duo $360/$330 but the PV Studios have the most availability.
$465 seems rich for the Disneyland hotel (or villas), I understand objectively it’s not, but it’s more than I want to pay until a theme park gets built up next to it. $600/night for VGC *feels* like a better value.
Given my past posts here, take this with a grain of salt but:It seems like every relationship has a financially responsible partner but chances are if you frequent disboards, it's not you
Let’s be clear.. you haven’t bought those points yet
100% FACTIt seems like every relationship has a financially responsible partner but chances are if you frequent disboards, it's not you
My husband and I shared a good laugh at this. I think I am (slightly) more financially responsible overall, but when it comes to travel and DIS, it’s him by a country mile. He is also generally more frugal, but I’m the long term financial planner.It seems like every relationship has a financially responsible partner but chances are if you frequent disboards, it's not you
