Disney Vacation Club (DVC) Guides

DVC is Disney's timeshare program, a $20,000+ decision for most families. These guides cut through the sales pitch with real numbers on costs, dues trends, resale value, and alternatives.

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  • 17

    DVC Resorts

    Across WDW, DLR, Hawaii, and beyond

  • $213–248

    Direct Price/Point

    2026 pricing by resort

  • $95–175

    Resale Avg/Point

    Significant resort variation

  • 6.38%

    2026 Dues Increase

    Above inflation average

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WDW DVC Resorts at a Glance

  • Old Key West Resort

    Expires 2042

    Resale

    $95–105/pt

    Dues: $11.21/pt
  • Disney's BoardWalk Villas

    Expires 2042

    Resale

    $110–125/pt

    Dues: $9.67/pt
  • Disney's Beach Club Villas

    Expires 2042

    Resale

    $130–145/pt

    Dues: $9.81/pt
  • Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa

    Expires 2054

    Resale

    $105–115/pt

    Dues: $9.19/pt
  • Disney's Animal Kingdom Villas

    Expires 2057

    Resale

    $115–130/pt

    Dues: $10.16/pt
  • Bay Lake Tower at Disney's Contemporary Resort

    Expires 2060

    Resale

    $135–155/pt

    Dues: $8.74/pt

Data as of 2026. Prices are approximate averages from resale marketplace listings.

Quick DVC Decision Framework

✅ Buy DVC if: You visit Disney 7+ nights per year, stay at deluxe resorts, and have a 10+ year commitment horizon.

🔄 Rent points if: You visit once every 2–3 years or fewer: renting saves 30–50% vs. rack rate with no long-term commitment.

❌ Skip DVC if: You primarily visit Disneyland, prefer non-Disney vacations, or cannot handle an illiquid long-term financial commitment.

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