Soon enough there will be a lot of construction noise once they start to go vertical and when they drive the support pilings in!
I do question why any DVC member would want to stay there once it opens unless they get a room the faces the pool area. Many of those rooms are going to back up to neighborhoods behind it (from what I’ve seen in the renderings) and that is not a premium view by any means!
It’s very difficult to get a DVC room at Disneyland since there are so few at DGC (something like 70). With this tower it adds something like 350 rooms. For a lot of people most of their time will be spent either at the parks or in the downtown area, so the view from their room won’t matter. They’ll have a comfortable suite close to the parks and shopping. Those rooms will also most likely be cheaper than the pool view rooms which then DVC members can maximize the use of their points and stay longer.
I’m excited for this new DVC property (we are watching with interest and would like to purchase there as our home resort—although rumors are that it will sell out in hours). I’m assuming it will be the Tomorrowland tower?
If you are interested you should call DVC now and get put on the waiting list. We have been on it for about a year. When i talked to them though they said that it usually doesn’t sell out as quick as you would think, although this one is on the smaller side.
350 rooms X 50 weeks would be 17,500 intervals under a weeks system. Under the points system, there will be smaller contracts and bigger contracts, but the total number of contracts should range between 15,000 and 20,000, I would guess. I’m prone to agree with the salesmen that this will take some time to sell out, especially when interested parties see the sticker price.
Comments for Construction Progresses on New DVC Tower at Disneyland
KenG
Soon enough there will be a lot of construction noise once they start to go vertical and when they drive the support pilings in!
I do question why any DVC member would want to stay there once it opens unless they get a room the faces the pool area. Many of those rooms are going to back up to neighborhoods behind it (from what I’ve seen in the renderings) and that is not a premium view by any means!
Phillip Christensen
It’s very difficult to get a DVC room at Disneyland since there are so few at DGC (something like 70). With this tower it adds something like 350 rooms. For a lot of people most of their time will be spent either at the parks or in the downtown area, so the view from their room won’t matter. They’ll have a comfortable suite close to the parks and shopping. Those rooms will also most likely be cheaper than the pool view rooms which then DVC members can maximize the use of their points and stay longer.
Wade
I’m not sure where the writer got the info from but I’ve stayed at all 3 resorts at Disneyland with my points. My favorite being Paradise Pier.
Preston
Using DVC points to stay at a Disney Hotel isn’t the same as staying in a DVC Villa, though.
Becca R.
I’m excited for this new DVC property (we are watching with interest and would like to purchase there as our home resort—although rumors are that it will sell out in hours). I’m assuming it will be the Tomorrowland tower?
Tricia
If you are interested you should call DVC now and get put on the waiting list. We have been on it for about a year. When i talked to them though they said that it usually doesn’t sell out as quick as you would think, although this one is on the smaller side.
Preston
350 rooms X 50 weeks would be 17,500 intervals under a weeks system. Under the points system, there will be smaller contracts and bigger contracts, but the total number of contracts should range between 15,000 and 20,000, I would guess. I’m prone to agree with the salesmen that this will take some time to sell out, especially when interested parties see the sticker price.
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