nickys
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News Disney Lakeshore Lodge (Project 89 - Development near Fort Wilderness)
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nickys
Premium Member
Good catch. I’m ignoring them lol!The Cabins?
Which is ironic, if they had just upped that chart the maintenance fee issue would lessen.
Thanks! I saw where dvcnews mentioned how the first two declarations were inconsistent (when they divided declared points by number of cabins declared the math was different) but it sounds like they figured something out.
Eric Graham
Well-Known Member
Sorry, haven't followedDisney (almost) never officially cancel anything not yet completed.
I only put almost in that sentence in case someone (ahem @BrianLo) can think of an example.
Sorry haven't really followed this page in quite awhile, my apologies. Just read this news today.Disney (almost) never officially cancel anything not yet completed.
I only put almost in that sentence in case someone (ahem @BrianLo) can think of an example.
I thought your wink was because of the cabins and that you were playing along so that's why I laughed. Apologies if it seemed like I was rude.
No problem. It's the only place I peruse occasionally that has point information like that (for current resort sales) readily available, and I was just looking at the August sales the other day. Morbid curiosity and all that.
nickys
Premium Member
Didn’t seem rude at all!
BrianLo
Well-Known Member
I only put almost in that sentence in case someone (ahem @BrianLo) can think of an example.
Challenge accepted! I wracked my brain and finally thought of some. It's even a hotel!
Disney pulls the plug on its proposed luxury hotel in Anaheim, citing the loss of a tax break
The Walt Disney Co. has canceled plans to build a 700-room luxury hotel near its Anaheim resort, citing the city’s elimination of a tax rebate agreement that would have saved the media giant $267 million over 20 years.
www.latimes.com
Politically motivated is the answer. Lake Nona is the other.
Gusey
Well-Known Member
I have a few more:Disney (almost) never officially cancel anything not yet completed.
I only put almost in that sentence in case someone (ahem @BrianLo) can think of an example.
- Hollywood Land & Dick Tracy @ Disneyland "Link"
- Hyperion Wharf was described as "a few preliminary plans that we felt didn’t measure up to our aspirations for this place." "Link"
- Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty meet and greets in New Fantasyland. Seven Dwarfs Mine Train "will be in place of some of the earlier plans we shared regarding opportunities to interact with your favorite princesses." "Link"
Disstevefan1
Well-Known Member
Do they even care enough to put up balloons these days?
Today its:
Build a generic tower.
Give it a name that includes DVC in the name and imply a theme.
SELL, SELL, SELL DVC.
TheIceBaron
Well-Known Member
I wonder if bookings or DVC sales of Poly tower have impacted the decision to renew this project. If they are getting positive sales numbers then I guess we are getting Disney’s Reflections of Marriott Resort & Spa
Balloons would mean they care about sightlines. That hasn't happened since the Xandarian Invasion of 2017.
nickys
Premium Member
The Poly isn’t on sale yet.
It will sell well initially with lots of smallish add-on purchases from existing members who want more points to stay in bigger rooms.
Starship824
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
I'm hoping this mindset has changed since a lot of those Gensler people are out of WDI.
Club Cooloholic
Well-Known Member
I wouldn't put it past them. Or maybe they will stick in some park models, and folks can live in them for 4 months at a time.They make MASSIVE money from DVC!
Massive initial buy in (that expires in time) and the sweet, sweet, annual dues that keeps coming in forever..
I GOT IT!
DVC campsites!!!!!!!!
MouseEarsMom33
Well-Known Member
I wonder if the project was never dead, but postponed. I believe the cabins needed to be replaced. So maybe the original plan was Reflections and then cabins. But with COVID they had to to replace the cabins first.
Starship824
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
Well, that is exactly what the permit said, one of them at least.
Looks like work is underway
blogmickey.com
FIRST LOOK: Construction Begins for 10-Story 'Reflections' Fort Wilderness Hotel
Walt Disney World has begun early construction for the Fort Wilderness hotel previously announced to be Reflections DVC
blogmickey.com
Disstevefan1
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They are finishing the Poly DVC.
Instead of renovating the Cabins at Fort Wilderness, they will rip them out and put in DVC IKEA tiny homes.
Now Reflections DVC.
Disney's finance committee sure loves the money machine called DVC.
Instead of renovating the Cabins at Fort Wilderness, they will rip them out and put in DVC IKEA tiny homes.
Now Reflections DVC.
Disney's finance committee sure loves the money machine called DVC.