The Best DVC Resorts for a Long Weekend Getaway

on October 15, 2026

Sometimes we all need to get away for a while. One of the best parts of the Disney Vacation Club Program is its flexibility, empowering members to vacation as long as you like. When you’re in the mood for a three or four-night quick getaway, DVC definitely has you covered. So, which DVC resorts are […]

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Why Small DVC Contracts Cost More Per Point?

on October 14, 2026

When you’re browsing contract listings on the DVC resale market, you may notice an interesting pattern when it comes to contract size: although the total contract value of smaller contracts is less than the total contract value of larger contracts, the price per point is often higher. This may sound counterintuitive, but here’s why small […]

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DVC Amenities: Consider This When Choosing Your Home Resort

on October 13, 2026

I’ve previously discussed several factors to consider when selecting your DVC Home Resort. Today, I’ll discuss the final and arguably most important part of this evaluation. Here are the hotel amenities to consider when choosing a DVC resort. The amenities at your DVC Home Resort can have a bigger impact on your vacations than you […]

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How Banked, Borrowed, and Current Points Affect DVC Resale Value

on October 9, 2026

Beyond home resort and how large a DVC contract is, the number of banked, borrowed, and current points available also affect DVC resale value. If you’ve been looking to sell your DVC contract, here’s what to know about how the number of points available affect DVC resale contract value.   What Do Banked, Borrowed, and Current […]

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Can DVC Point Charts Change?

on October 8, 2026

Points charts determine how many points per night you need to use when booking a stay at a DVC Resort. There are points charts for each resort, and new charts are released each year, often around the time of the annual condo association meetings.   While the overall number of points for a resort does not […]

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Why DVC Appeals to Every Generation of Disney Fans

on October 7, 2026

One of the most fascinating aspects of the Disney Vacation Club program is its comprehensive nature. Literally every kind of tourist can find something to enjoy as a DVC member. So, who loves what at DVC, and why? One of the strengths of Disney Vacation Club is that the experience can evolve along with your […]

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Best DVC Contracts for Around $100 Per Point

on October 6, 2026

When you’re in the market for a DVC contract, sometimes going for the lowest price per point isn’t always the best fit for your travel needs.  However, there are still some great contracts that you can purchase for around $100 per point that offer good deed lengths and reasonable annual dues, including:   Animal Kingdom Villas […]

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DVC Resale Average Sales Prices for September 2026

on October 5, 2026

This article features the average sales price of contracts categorized by resort and month sold from September 2025 through September 2026 by DVC Resale Market (DVCRM). Our goal for this article is to provide great directional information for anyone considering a Disney Vacation Club (DVC) resale purchase or just wanting to satisfy a general curiosity of […]

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DVC Right of First Refusal Report (ROFR): September 2026

on October 2, 2026

DVC Exercises Right of First Refusal (ROFR) Year-to-date (YTD), Disney has exercised their right of first refusal (ROFR) on 107 Disney Vacation Club (DVC) contract, and DVC Resale Market (DVCRM) has sold 2,895, resulting in a 3.7% buyback rate (Contracts Bought Back in 2026/Contracts Sold in 2026). The 2026 waiver rate is 96.3%. Key ROFR […]

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How Being a DVC Member Has Changed My Visits

on October 1, 2026

I’ve now passed 15 years of Disney Vacation Club membership. Does that make me an old-timer in the program? Well, I wish I could claim that, but I was 20 years slow in joining DVC. Actually, I’m not sure if I could have legally signed the paperwork at my age in 1991 anyway.  Still, I’ve […]

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