I'm hoping the new Disneyland Hotel that is being planned has a DVC villas component to it. We need more DVC units, other than the 50 at the Grand California. Any rumors?
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The New Disneyland Hotel
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Biff215
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Seems doubtful given the strict requirements to get the tax breaks and the smaller size. You never know, but if it did include them, I would expect them to be ultra expensive like the Poly bungalows.
It is shocking that DVC hasn't revisited more DL units. Maybe waiting for Aulani to sell out? Also tougher finding property out there in the right location and at the right price.
It is shocking that DVC hasn't revisited more DL units. Maybe waiting for Aulani to sell out? Also tougher finding property out there in the right location and at the right price.
worldfanatic
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Definitely waiting for Aulani to sell out, or come close to selling out.
I'd expect this will have a DVC component. But it won't be announced until very late in the game to avoid cannibalization of Aulani sales.
I'd expect this will have a DVC component. But it won't be announced until very late in the game to avoid cannibalization of Aulani sales.
jpittore1
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You can exchange your points and stay in a regular room. We did that and didn't have to worry about any wait list. The only downfall on this exchange is if you have to reschedule or cancel your points are not added back to your bank. We knew we were going so I didn't hesitate and did the exchange. The rooms were very nice.
WASaMATTR
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New luxury hotel planned for Disneyland Resort, California
The Telegraph Online - June 10, 2016
By Jade Conroy
Disneyland Resort in California has submitted planning permission to open an AAA four-diamond rated hotel.
Plans will see a 700-room hotel built on a 10-acre plot which is currently a car park in Downtown Disney.
The hotel - which will be the first to open in almost 20 years - will be just the fourth property affiliated to Disneyland Resort, joining Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, the Disneyland Hotel and Disney's Paradise Pier Hotel.
The new property will feature a rooftop restaurant with views out to Sleeping Beauty's Castle.Credit: Disney The best hotels in California
The average nightly rate will be around $450 (£311), making it the most expensive of the park hotels. Construction will begin in 2018 with a view to opening in 2021.
The Walt Disney Imagineers, who are responsible for the brand's theme park and hotel designs around the world, will design the new property, but a theme has not yet been decided. It has been confirmed, however, that the hotel will have a rooftop restaurant - from which you'll be able to see views of Sleeping Beauty's Castle and have front-row seats to the fireworks show - plus a huge outdoor 'interactive' swimming area.
The Walt Disney Imagineers will design the hotel, but a theme is yet to be decided.Credit: Disney Top 10: the best family-friendly hotels in Orlando, Florida
Last summer, Disney declared it would invest at least $2 billion over the next decade to improve and expand the park, which is comparatively small compared to its East Coast counterpart, Walt Disney World Orlando, which has - for example - a total of 21 Disney-branded hotels. This expansion includes the new Star Wars-themed land at Disneyland Park, which is under construction.
Last summer, Disney declared it would invest at least $2 billion planned investment over the next decade to improve and expand the park.
The Telegraph Online - June 10, 2016
By Jade Conroy
Disneyland Resort in California has submitted planning permission to open an AAA four-diamond rated hotel.
Plans will see a 700-room hotel built on a 10-acre plot which is currently a car park in Downtown Disney.
The hotel - which will be the first to open in almost 20 years - will be just the fourth property affiliated to Disneyland Resort, joining Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, the Disneyland Hotel and Disney's Paradise Pier Hotel.
The new property will feature a rooftop restaurant with views out to Sleeping Beauty's Castle.Credit: Disney The best hotels in California
The average nightly rate will be around $450 (£311), making it the most expensive of the park hotels. Construction will begin in 2018 with a view to opening in 2021.
The Walt Disney Imagineers, who are responsible for the brand's theme park and hotel designs around the world, will design the new property, but a theme has not yet been decided. It has been confirmed, however, that the hotel will have a rooftop restaurant - from which you'll be able to see views of Sleeping Beauty's Castle and have front-row seats to the fireworks show - plus a huge outdoor 'interactive' swimming area.
The Walt Disney Imagineers will design the hotel, but a theme is yet to be decided.Credit: Disney Top 10: the best family-friendly hotels in Orlando, Florida
Last summer, Disney declared it would invest at least $2 billion over the next decade to improve and expand the park, which is comparatively small compared to its East Coast counterpart, Walt Disney World Orlando, which has - for example - a total of 21 Disney-branded hotels. This expansion includes the new Star Wars-themed land at Disneyland Park, which is under construction.
Last summer, Disney declared it would invest at least $2 billion planned investment over the next decade to improve and expand the park.