How hard is it to get a studio at Vero Beach in August at the 7 month mark? I don't know much about that resort or if it fills up quickly in August.
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Vero Beach
- Thread starter MotherofaPrincessLover
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Generally VB is one of the easier 7 months resorts.
Check out: https://www.dvchelp.com/page/vero-beach-resort-charts
Check out: https://www.dvchelp.com/page/vero-beach-resort-charts
Thanks!
ToTBellHop
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I also highly recommend Inn Rooms. They are basically studios but in the main building and you can rent them on points.
Easy. Summer is off peak there. Winter is peak season at Vero Beach. Your only risk is a hurricane
Club Cooloholic
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It's awesome, be sure to sign up for a Turtle Night Walk. I would say it's great for adults and mature kids that have patience (my wife and daughter waited close to 3 hours in a room with a group doing crafts and etc and then finally they spotted a turtle on the beach and led them out and they said it was amazing)
not hard at all
Chip Chipperson
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Are the 3-bedroom cottages available for cash rentals (direct from Disney/DVC, not renting points from a 3rd party site)? If so, has anyone ever done it or have any insight into how easy they are to get/how far out you can (or should) try to book? I'm curious if they're in the same boat as Poly bungalows in that they're typically available for cash rentals because the points required are so high or if Vero Beach owners tend to buy enough points to cover them and grab them up quickly. They look amazing but they're out of our price range for points and aren't listed on the website for cash rentals (maybe you can rent them but have to call?).
Club Cooloholic
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I feel like those usually actually book. There aren't many of them