Prices for the Polynesian DVC Bungalows

[Bolna]

Yeah, but we still have to fill over 1,000 weekly rentals every year. Can that top group of DVC'ers really do that every year?

I have to imagine that the # of owners drops off a cliff once you get past 500-600 points. Seems like having 400ish is pretty regular.. but still blows my mind.

and I'm a guy who spends thousands on pure 'toys' for myself all the time.

It could also well be that people will rent these for shorter stays. Spend a weekend at the Poly, enjoy Trader Sam's Grotto, the pool , a massage at the GF's spa and dinner at Victory & Albert - oh and watching the fireworks from your plunge pool - and you have a perfect splurge weekend.

The interesting thing will be: Are they going to sell fixed weeks for the bungalows and will they have any takers. I am afraid that there will not be any way to find out, but that should tell us how well Disney reads its DVC market.

 

[betty rose]

So what you don't see the value in equates to greed?

I can see the MK fireworks from my home

I can't. I'm from Denver lol.

 

[Hakunamatata]

I can't. I'm from Denver lol.

You can't see value because you live in Denver? I spent a carp load of time in Denver last year on business. I hope that condition isn't contagious.

 

[jakeman]

You can't see value because you live in Denver? I spent a carp load of time in Denver last year on business. I hope that condition isn't contagious.

Lot of glaucoma in Denver from what I hear.

 

[betty rose]

You can't see value because you live in Denver? I spent a carp load of time in Denver last year on business. I hope that condition isn't contagious.

I can't see the fire works. That's the post I was referring to. Are you just trying to start an argument? I'm not biting, if you are.

 

[betty rose]

You can't see value because you live in Denver? I spent a carp load of time in Denver last year on business. I hope that condition isn't contagious.

As I said, I was responding about not seeing the fireworks, not the value. But, I don't see the value either.

 

[betty rose]

Lot of glaucoma in Denver from what I hear.

That's just not nice.

 

[xdan0920]

False. Check in is 3pm. Check out is 11am.

We bungalow dwellers make our own check out times. Peasant.

 

[Hakunamatata]

Lot of glaucoma in Denver from what I hear.

There was a consistent haze in the air while I was there.

 

[betty rose]

There was a consistent haze in the air while I was there.

Haze does not cause glaucoma, high inner eye pressure does. My mother had glaucoma, RIP.

 

[betty rose]

There was a consistent haze in the air while I was there.

Now, I know why I can't see the fireworks lol.

 

[Master Yoda]

So is the honda ridgeline (their most expensive model) vs the civic... but that's for missing the whole point and failing to grasp the difference between 'products aimed for the exclusive, most extreme customers' and simply 'our most expensive product this particular company offers'. Kudos for dragging this on until it had to be spelled out.

I aim to please.

 

[PhotoDave219]

Lot of glaucoma in Denver from what I hear.

Well marijuana is legal there. None of this medical BS.

 

[ford91exploder]

There was a consistent haze in the air while I was there.

And a sweet smell... And the constant fear of not passing the 'whiz quiz' if you stayed there too long.

 

[classictoyspaper]

WOW! i was guessing the prices to be $700 to a thousand a night. and i was thinking that would be outrageous. truly shocking to see what the prices will be. the rich are truly getting richer and richer....

 

[Disneyhead'71]

(In my best Sarah Palin voice): "I can see Hogwarts from my house."

Denver's new pollution problem

All Nebraska does now is sit on the couch eating Funyuns while watching Spongebob just from the contact high.

 

[asianway]

People who can afford this, truly afford this that is, not merely scrape two nights together through banking and borrowing:

1.) would never buy a timeshare. It's a value proposition, something the true 1% would not do.

2.) would never accept the substandard service levels a Disney deluxe resort provides with their joke of a "concierge" service.

Who will he staying is faux 1%ers & in hock lifestylers

 

[Horizons1]

Jeez, guys. It's not that expensive.

 

[Tigger1988]

The indignation in this post is hilarious.

Worry more about your own wallets instead of someone else's.

 

[sshindel]

People who can afford this, truly afford this that is, not merely scrape two nights together through banking and borrowing:

1.) would never buy a timeshare. It's a value proposition, something the true 1% would not do.

2.) would never accept the substandard service levels a Disney deluxe resort provides with their joke of a "concierge" service.

Who will he staying is faux 1%ers & in hock lifestylers

I guess Disney is really screwed if the people who can afford this would never buy in! One to two nights at a time are not going to be worth keeping the lights on!
I look forward to 10 years from now when the empty, never used bungalos sit rotting in the sun like River Country!