Disney Vacation Club commercial question.

[musketeer]

I caught the last few seconds of a Disney Vacation Club commercial last week, but don't know what it is about, maybe someone here can help.

It ended with a guy at the desk of his hotel, saying something to the lady behind the desk. The family was watching from across the room with one of them saying, "here it comes, the part he loves the most" (or something like that).

Then the lady behind the desk says, "I see you are a Disney Vacation Club member, you are all set then" (or something like that).

And the guy was of course expecting it, but just loved hearing it. What I want to know is, what was he all set about? What is the perk they were referring to? I missed the first part and never saw it again.

Thanks

 

[PianoManKD]

Well they get an honorary dinner with Eisner....hahah

 

[RickEff]

Having not seen the commercial, I assume he loves the part where he didn't have to pay at check-in.

 

[typhoonguy]

Yep, he asks "what's the damage" and she says "nothing, you're a DVC member so you're all set"... That he doesn't have to pay at check-in.

 

[Magic Maker]

One of the best things about the membership is that your final impression of your vacation is NOT your hotel bill.

When you vacation not as a member the last thing you do before you head home is pay the bill.

When you are a member the last thing you do before you head home is think about when you're coming back.

I'm such a geek.

 

[Simba's Mom]

I caught the last few seconds of a Disney Vacation Club commercial last week, but don't know what it is about, maybe someone here can help.

It ended with a guy at the desk of his hotel, saying something to the lady behind the desk. The family was watching from across the room with one of them saying, "here it comes, the part he loves the most" (or something like that).

Then the lady behind the desk says, "I see you are a Disney Vacation Club member, you are all set then" (or something like that).

And the guy was of course expecting it, but just loved hearing it. What I want to know is, what was he all set about? What is the perk they were referring to? I missed the first part and never saw it again.

Thanks

If that's the commercial I'm thinking of, I watched that being filmed. It was at the BWV. What the one of them is referring to is the fact that there's no money charge because it's all previously "paid" for with the points. So that's what he loves the most-not having to pay. It was cool to watch it-we all had to be real quiet, and it took forever just for a few seconds. Unfortunately, I've only seen it on TV once.