If you are interested in seeing the Bay Lake Towers DVC, then you can stop over at Bay Lake Towers between 2pm, and 4pm. A tour guide will personally show you a 2 bedroom that is being used for viewing.
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No More Valet Parking For DVC.
According to a source that we frequent the following news must be conveyed…
Disney Vacation Club Member Services is reporting that members are no longer eligible to receive free valet parking at Walt Disney World resorts. Effective Sunday October 11, 2009 , DVC members using valet parking services will be charged a fee of $12 per day. Resorts impacted by this move include the Animal Kingdom Villas, Bay Lake Tower, Beach Club, BoardWalk and Wilderness Lodge.
Members staying at the above DVC resorts can continue to utilize the self-parking lots at no charge.
DVC Sharing The Magic
Have you ever thought of saving money and vacationing? We looked into DVC, and found it to be one of the best “Timeshares” around. I can purchase as many points as I want, and I can vacation when, and how often I want.
If you are interested in seeing how you too can save money, then keep reading.
For a limited time…While supplies last…
If you are willing to take an at home Open House Tour over the phone, then you can earn a $25 Disney Gift Card.
Here is how you can take advantage of this opportunity.
Call 1-888-299-4052, or visit DVCSecret.Com/tour.
Be sure you mention my name…John Marsden, my state…NJ, and my DVC Rep…Kelly Jo.
Please be sure to comment here if you are going to take the Open House Tour.
If you happen to purchase a membership during the limited time, there is going to be a limited time incentive.
Here is the fine print…
You are excluded if you have ever taken an Open House Tour, or been referred previously for an Open House Tour.
Note…
Current price for 160 vacation points starts at $17,920.
Where To Stay When Going To WDW
Where to stay when going to Disney World is always a perplexing question for people. I have tried to help many people arrange their vacations over the past few years. Being an “Expert Disney Vacationer” I feel that the knowledge I have is valuable to many.
I have steered people to homes for rent, Disney resorts, and even “stone throw distance” hotels. I have found the later to be more economical, but the experience of staying on grounds in Disney World is hard to achieve unless you are there.
If you are on a budget, then I suggest the All Star hotels, or even Fort Wilderness. Fort Wilderness has campsites, and camper sites, as well as cabins. If you want the “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous” trip, then stay at the Grand Floridian.
I personally can state that I am done with the routine paying vacation. I purchased Disney Vacation Club, and have found that I have actually saved a considerable amount of money in comparison to nightly pay resorts. Disney Vacation Club is not a “Oridinary Timeshare.” The DVC is a totally unique way of vacationing your way.
You initially purchase points that are good for a specified amount of years. Those points can be used to make as many vacations as you have points. You can “Bank” your points forward up to one year, or “Borrow” from up to one year forward. We have been using our DVC membership to the best of our capabilities. If you want to know more, then click HERE, and a DVC representative will send you some info.
Disney DVC Hawaii Model Info
I found a video for the Disney Vacation Club Hawaii resort. I wanted to let you all see it.
