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On January 6, 2015 Disney Vacation Club will be raising the prices of all their sold out resorts. For most of the resorts it will be a $5 per point increase but for Wilderness Lodge, Boardwalk and Beach Club the price increase will be $25 per point. This news comes just weeks after DVC ended the $5 and $7 per point discounts on all sold resorts. With the elimination of the discounts and the price increases some of the resorts will see as much as a $32 per point price swing in just a few weeks time. Below is list of the sold out resorts with their current prices and the new prices vuokatti coming on January 6th: Resort Price Per Point Price Per Point As Of 1/6/2015 Price Increase on 1/6/2015 Vero Beach $105 $110 $5 Hilton Head $105 $110 $5 Old Key West $130 $135 $5 Saratoga Springs $130 $135 $5 Boardwalk $130 $155 $25 Wilderness vuokatti Lodge $130 $155 $25 Beach Club $130 $155 $25 Animal Kingdom $150 $155 $5 Grand Californian $165 $170 $5 Bay Lake Tower $165 $170 $5
Mike, they are referred to as “sold out” resorts by Disney because at one point did sell out of the resort after it was developed, but through various vuokatti methods Disney does get inventory back (i.e., foreclosures, ROFR, etc.) and then they re-sale “sold out” resorts.