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Disney's Beach Club Villas

Disney's Beach Club Villas

DVC Resale — Points, Prices & Listings

2042
Expires
$9.81/pt
Annual Dues
$1,472/yr
150pt Dues/yr
Disney's Beach Club Villas

Disney's Beach Club Villas

DVC Resale — Points, Prices & Listings

2042
Expires
$9.81
Dues/Pt
$1,472/yr
150pt/yr

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Beach Club Villas puts you within walking distance of EPCOT's International Gateway (the back entrance), and the Skyliner station nearby gets you to Hollywood Studios in about 10 minutes. You also share Stormalong Bay with the Yacht Club, which is widely considered the best pool complex at Walt Disney World. It's basically a mini waterpark with a sand-bottom pool, lazy river, and waterslide.

Here's the thing about Beach Club on resale. Contracts expire in 2042, which gives you only about 16 years of remaining use. That's the shortest deed at any WDW DVC resort. Because of that, resale prices have come down to $80 to $100 per point, well below what a resort in this location would normally command. Annual dues run around $9.81 per point.

The short deed actually works in your favor if you're in your 50s or 60s and want 15 solid years of EPCOT-area access without paying Grand Floridian prices. You're getting a prime Crescent Lake location at a fraction of what the longer-deed resorts cost. And it's an unrestricted resort, so resale buyers keep full booking access at all 16 DVC properties.

ROFR risk is lower here than at most resorts because Disney knows the deed is short. We see these contracts move quickly when priced right, especially studios. The BoardWalk entertainment district is right outside your door, and the dining options between Beach Club, Yacht Club, and the BoardWalk are some of the best on property.

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Beach Club Point Chart

This is the full Disney Vacation Club point chart for Beach Club: how many points it costs per night for every room type, view, and season. Each cell shows the weeknight rate (Sunday through Thursday) and the weekend rate (Friday and Saturday), plus the total points for a full 7-night week. Points run from about 14 per night for a standard studio in the lowest season up to 68 or more for larger villas and premium views at peak times. Tap a chart to expand it, then zoom and pan to read it.

Rooms:
Beach Club — 2027 · weeknight / weekend · 7-night total
Season Dates Deluxe Studio One-Bedroom Villa Two-Bedroom Villa
Standard Standard Standard
Season 1 Sep 1 - Sep 30 14/15 100/wk 26/31 192/wk 36/43 266/wk
Season 2 Jan 1 - Jan 31, May 1 - May 14 15/16 107/wk 29/33 211/wk 38/44 278/wk
Season 3 May 15 - Jun 10, Dec 1 - Dec 23 16/17 114/wk 31/36 227/wk 41/46 297/wk
Season 4 Feb 1 - Feb 15, Jun 11 - Aug 31 16/18 116/wk 35/38 251/wk 44/47 314/wk
Season 5 Oct 1 - Nov 23, Nov 27 - Nov 30 17/21 127/wk 36/39 258/wk 46/52 334/wk
Season 6 Feb 16 - Mar 20, Mar 29 - Apr 30, Nov 24 - Nov 26 18/22 134/wk 37/42 269/wk 48/55 350/wk
Season 7 Mar 21 - Mar 28, Dec 24 - Dec 31 27/28 191/wk 51/56 367/wk 68/71 482/wk

Want to price a specific trip? Use our vacation point calculator, or browse Beach Club resale listings to see what is for sale now.

Beach Club Annual Dues

Maintenance fees per point, 2021 to 2026

$9.81/point 2026 A 150-point contract pays 150 × $9.81 = $1,472 in 2026 dues

Dues have risen about 32% since 2021 (6 years). Compare every resort on our annual dues page.

Beach Club Villas Annual Dues (2026)

Annual dues at Beach Club Villas cover the resort's share of maintenance, property taxes, insurance, and the upkeep of shared amenities including the famous Stormalong Bay pool complex. Beach Club Villas is part of a larger resort campus that includes the Beach Club Resort and the neighboring Yacht Club, and certain operating costs are shared across these properties. The result is a dues structure that reflects the premium location and amenities while remaining competitive for an Epcot-area deluxe resort.

Contract Size Per-Point Dues Annual Total
100 Points$9.81$981
150 Points$9.81$1,472
200 Points$9.81$1,962

Dues are billed annually by Disney and are subject to change each year. The figures above reflect the 2026 assessment.

Location & Transportation

Beach Club Villas sits in the heart of the Epcot Resort Area, directly on Crescent Lake. The resort is within walking distance of two theme parks, which is a distinction shared by only a handful of DVC properties. The New England seaside theming, with its blue and white clapboard exterior and lighthouse-inspired design, creates a coastal atmosphere that stands out from the rest of Walt Disney World.

Walk to Epcot: The walk from Beach Club Villas to Epcot's International Gateway entrance takes about 5 minutes at a comfortable pace. This rear entrance drops you directly into the World Showcase between France and the United Kingdom pavilions. During Epcot festivals (Food & Wine, Flower & Garden, Festival of the Arts, Festival of the Holidays), being able to walk back to your room for a mid-day break is a significant advantage.

Walk to Hollywood Studios: The walk to Hollywood Studios takes 15 to 20 minutes along a paved path that passes through the BoardWalk area and over a bridge. During busy evenings, this path can be crowded, but it is a pleasant stroll with views across the lake. Alternatively, you can take the Friendship boat, which makes stops at multiple Epcot-area resorts before arriving at Hollywood Studios.

Friendship Boats: The Friendship boat service connects Beach Club to Epcot, Hollywood Studios, the BoardWalk, the Swan and Dolphin, and the Yacht Club. Boats run throughout the day and into the evening. During park close, the boat lines can get long, so many guests prefer the walk.

Bus Service: Complimentary buses run to Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom, Disney Springs, and both water parks. The bus stop is at the front of the resort near the main lobby.

Skyliner: While Beach Club itself does not have a Skyliner station, the Epcot International Gateway Skyliner station is just a short walk away, connecting you to Hollywood Studios, Art of Animation, Pop Century, and Riviera via the Disney Skyliner gondola system.

Beach Club Villas DVC Room Types

Beach Club Villas offers three room categories. The total DVC inventory at Beach Club is relatively small compared to larger resorts like Saratoga Springs or Old Key West, which means availability is competitive and booking early is essential.

Deluxe Studios (339 sq ft, sleeps 5): Each studio features a queen bed, a double-size sleeper sofa, and a single pull-down bed, giving it capacity for 5 guests (compared to 4 at most other DVC studios). The kitchenette includes a mini-fridge, microwave, coffee maker, and toaster. The bathroom has a single vanity with a tub/shower combo. Studios are decorated in soft coastal blues and whites that match the resort's seaside theme.

One-Bedroom Villas (726 sq ft, sleeps 4-5): A master bedroom with a king bed, a living room with a queen sleeper sofa, a full kitchen with full-size refrigerator, stove, oven, dishwasher, and microwave. Washer and dryer are included in the unit. The master bathroom has a whirlpool tub and a separate walk-in shower. A private balcony or patio overlooks the resort grounds.

Two-Bedroom Villas (1,083 sq ft, sleeps 8-9): The one-bedroom combined with an adjoining studio, providing two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a full kitchen, and washer/dryer. This is the largest room type available at Beach Club Villas. The two-bedroom layout works well for families of six or more, or two couples traveling together who want separate sleeping spaces.

Beach Club Villas DVC Resale: Pros & Cons

Pros

  • 5-minute walk to Epcot International Gateway, the best park access in DVC
  • 15 to 20-minute walk to Hollywood Studios, or take the Friendship boat
  • Access to Stormalong Bay, the 3-acre sand-bottom pool widely considered the best at Walt Disney World
  • BoardWalk entertainment district steps away with dining, shops, and nightlife
  • Unrestricted resort with full booking access at all 16 DVC resorts
  • Studios sleep 5 guests instead of the standard 4 at most DVC resorts
  • Nearby Skyliner access via the Epcot International Gateway station

Cons

  • Contract expires January 31, 2042, leaving about 16 years of remaining use
  • Extremely high demand makes availability difficult at the 7-month window
  • Small DVC inventory means you must book at 11 months to secure peak dates
  • Premium resale pricing of $90 to $115 per point for a 2042 contract
  • No Grand Villas available, only studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms

Recreation & Amenities at Beach Club Villas

Beach Club Villas guests have full access to the amenities of both the Beach Club Resort and the neighboring Yacht Club. The resort campus sits on Crescent Lake and is connected to the BoardWalk entertainment district, giving you more dining, shopping, and entertainment options within walking distance than almost any other DVC property.

Stormalong Bay: This is the crown jewel of Beach Club and the single biggest reason many buyers choose this resort. Stormalong Bay is a 3-acre, 750,000-gallon sand-bottom pool complex shared between Beach Club and Yacht Club. The main feature is a massive free-form pool with a sand bottom that feels like a beach. A 230-foot waterslide built into a life-size shipwreck replica, a lazy river, multiple hot tubs, elevated sun decks, and a children's wading area round out the complex. Stormalong Bay is exclusively for Beach Club and Yacht Club resort guests, and it is widely considered the best pool at Walt Disney World by a significant margin. Pool towels, loungers, and poolside beverage service are complimentary.

Cape May Cafe: A character buffet restaurant located in the Beach Club lobby. Breakfast features Minnie Mouse and friends in a beach-themed setting. Dinner is a New England-style clambake buffet with crab legs, mussels, clams, and carved meats. Cape May Cafe is one of the most popular character dining locations at Walt Disney World, and reservations fill up quickly during peak season.

Beaches & Cream Soda Shop: A 1950s-style ice cream parlor and casual restaurant famous for the Kitchen Sink sundae, an enormous dessert served in an actual kitchen sink. Beyond the spectacle items, Beaches & Cream serves excellent burgers, grilled cheese, and milkshakes. The restaurant is small (about 40 seats), so expect a wait during busy times. A to-go window is also available for ice cream and sundaes.

Yachtsman Steakhouse: Located at the adjacent Yacht Club, this upscale steakhouse serves premium cuts of beef, fresh seafood, and an extensive wine list. It is one of the better steakhouses on Disney property and makes for an excellent date-night option within walking distance of your room.

BoardWalk Entertainment District: The BoardWalk is directly across Crescent Lake from Beach Club, about a 5-minute walk along the waterfront path. It features restaurants like Trattoria al Forno, BoardWalk Bakery, and the AbracadaBar cocktail lounge. Street performers, artists, and shops line the promenade in the evenings. You can also rent Surrey bikes for a ride around the lake.

Beach & Lawn Activities: The sand beach along Crescent Lake is available for relaxation (no swimming in the lake). Lawn games like croquet, volleyball, and bocce ball are set up on the resort grounds. Bike rentals and Surrey bike rentals are available. A fitness center and arcade are located inside the resort.

Lafferty Place Arcade & Community Hall: The DVC community center at Beach Club Villas hosts daily activities for kids and families, including arts and crafts, movie nights, and games. Board games, puzzles, and DVDs are available for checkout at no charge.

Frequently Asked Questions: Beach Club Villas DVC

Why is Beach Club Villas so popular despite the 2042 expiration?

Location is the single biggest factor. Beach Club Villas is within walking distance of both Epcot and Hollywood Studios, which no other DVC resort can match. Add in Stormalong Bay (the best pool at Walt Disney World), the BoardWalk entertainment district, and multiple dining options within a 5-minute walk, and you have a resort experience that buyers are willing to pay a premium for, even with only 16 years of remaining use. Many buyers calculate the cost per vacation year and decide that the quality of the experience justifies the shorter contract.

What is Stormalong Bay?

Stormalong Bay is a 3-acre, 750,000-gallon sand-bottom pool complex shared between Disney's Beach Club and Yacht Club resorts. It is the largest and most elaborate pool at Walt Disney World. Features include a sandy-bottom main pool, a 230-foot waterslide built into a life-size shipwreck, a lazy river, multiple hot tubs, elevated sun decks, and a children's wading area. Only Beach Club and Yacht Club resort guests can use it. Stormalong Bay is the single amenity most frequently cited by Beach Club Villas owners as the reason they chose this resort.

When does Beach Club Villas expire?

Beach Club Villas contracts expire on January 31, 2042. That gives buyers approximately 16 years of remaining use as of 2026. Unlike Old Key West, there is no extension option for Beach Club. Once the contract expires, ownership reverts to Disney and you no longer have rights to use points or book stays. Despite the shorter remaining term, Beach Club consistently trades at a premium due to its location and amenities.

How close is Beach Club to the BoardWalk?

The BoardWalk entertainment district is about a 5-minute walk from Beach Club Villas along the Crescent Lake waterfront path. The walk is flat, paved, and well lit in the evenings. The BoardWalk has its own restaurants (Trattoria al Forno, BoardWalk Bakery), bars (AbracadaBar, Jellyrolls dueling pianos), shops, and street performers. Many Beach Club guests walk over in the evenings for dinner and entertainment, then stroll back to their resort along the water.

Can I walk to Epcot from Beach Club Villas?

Yes. The walk from Beach Club Villas to Epcot's International Gateway entrance takes about 5 minutes. This rear entrance puts you directly into the World Showcase between the France and United Kingdom pavilions. During Epcot festivals like Food & Wine or Flower & Garden, being able to walk to and from the festival throughout the day without waiting for buses or boats is a major convenience. Many Beach Club owners consider this walking access the single most valuable feature of the resort.

What dining options are near Beach Club Villas?

Beach Club Villas has some of the best dining access at Walt Disney World. On-site options include Cape May Cafe (character buffet breakfast, clambake dinner), Beaches & Cream Soda Shop (burgers, ice cream, the famous Kitchen Sink sundae), and Martha's Vineyard lounge. The nearby Yacht Club has Yachtsman Steakhouse and Ale & Compass. The BoardWalk adds Trattoria al Forno, BoardWalk Bakery, and AbracadaBar. And you are a 5-minute walk from Epcot's World Showcase, where dozens of restaurants from around the world are available.

Is Beach Club Villas hard to book?

Beach Club Villas has one of the smallest DVC inventories, which makes it one of the hardest resorts to book at the 7-month window. If you own Beach Club points, you can book at 11 months out and have a strong chance of securing your dates, especially for studios. At the 7-month window using points from another resort, studios during peak seasons (Christmas, spring break, summer) fill up within hours of becoming available. If Beach Club availability is important to you, owning Beach Club points is the only reliable path.

Does Disney exercise ROFR on Beach Club Villas?

Disney exercises Right of First Refusal on Beach Club Villas selectively. Because Beach Club has strong demand and a shorter contract, Disney occasionally takes contracts priced well below market value. Contracts priced between $95 and $115 per point typically pass through ROFR without issue. Contracts priced under $85 per point have a higher risk of being taken. Our brokerage tracks ROFR patterns closely and can help you price your offer to pass Disney's review.

How does Beach Club compare to BoardWalk Villas?

Both are in the Epcot Resort Area with similar walking distances to Epcot and Hollywood Studios. The biggest differences are the pool (Stormalong Bay at Beach Club versus the Luna Park pool at BoardWalk) and the room inventory. Beach Club has a smaller DVC section, making it harder to book but also more exclusive. BoardWalk has a larger inventory and slightly lower resale prices. Both expire in 2042 and are unrestricted. If Stormalong Bay is a must-have for your family, Beach Club is the clear winner. If you want easier booking availability in the same area, BoardWalk may be the better practical choice.

What is the best use year for Beach Club Villas?

The best use year depends on when you typically travel. If you visit during the holidays (November/December), a December or February use year works well because your points reset before your trip. If you travel in summer, a June or August use year aligns your points with your travel window. For Beach Club specifically, many owners prefer a February use year because it gives the most flexibility for banking and borrowing around the popular Food & Wine Festival dates in the fall. Your DVC resale broker can help you identify the best use year for your travel patterns.

Why Buy Beach Club Villas DVC Resale

Beach Club Villas is the resort that DVC insiders call the most desirable address at Walt Disney World, and the resale market reflects that reputation. Despite having the shortest remaining contract term in the DVC system (expiring January 2042), Beach Club consistently trades at premium prices because no other resort can match its combination of location, pool access, and walkable dining.

The location is what sets Beach Club apart from every other DVC property. A 5-minute walk puts you at Epcot's International Gateway entrance, right in the heart of World Showcase. A 15 to 20-minute walk or quick Friendship boat ride gets you to Hollywood Studios. No bus lines, no monorail transfers, no parking lots. You walk out your door, stroll along the waterfront, and you are inside a theme park. During Epcot festivals, the ability to walk back to your room for a break and then return for an evening concert or tasting event is a game-changer. Families who prioritize Epcot and Hollywood Studios consistently rank Beach Club as their first choice.

Stormalong Bay is the other major draw. This is not a typical hotel pool. It is a 3-acre, 750,000-gallon sand-bottom pool complex with a 230-foot waterslide, a lazy river, multiple hot tubs, and sun decks. It is exclusively for Beach Club and Yacht Club guests, which means you will never deal with the overcrowding that affects some of the larger resort pools. On non-park days, Stormalong Bay is the activity. Many Beach Club families spend entire vacation days at the pool and never set foot in a park.

From a financial standpoint, Beach Club resale contracts trade between $90 and $115 per point. For a 150-point contract at $100 per point, you are looking at $15,000 plus closing costs and the $500 Disney (CAF) Club Activation Fee. Spread over 16 years (to the 2042 expiration), your annual amortized cost plus dues comes to roughly $2,410 per year. Compare that to cash-rate rooms at Beach Club, which run $550 to $900 per night, and a single 5-night trip per year through DVC saves you thousands.

Beach Club is unrestricted on resale, so you can book any DVC resort at the 7-month window. However, most Beach Club owners we work with book their home resort for the majority of their trips because the location and amenities are so strong. Owning Beach Club points gives you 11-month priority, which is the only reliable way to secure availability at this high-demand resort.

We have closed many Beach Club Villas transactions and know the pricing dynamics, ROFR patterns, and seasonal availability trends. If Beach Club is on your list, browse our current listings below or submit a special request with your target price range and preferred use year. We will reach out the moment a matching contract becomes available.

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Your contract goes right back on the market and we find you another buyer, with no upfront or hidden fees on your end.\nTIMELINE: Buyer backs out|The deal falls through \u003E Back on market|We relist your contract right away \u003E New buyer|Competitively priced contracts usually sell in about 30 days\n[List Your Contract](\/sell-dvc)","Should I avoid listings with foreign sellers?":"If you live in the US, not at all. A non-US seller is no problem, and the title company handles the extra tax steps.\nCHOICES: You live in the US|No problem at all|green \u003E You live outside the US|Budget about 0 for an ITIN if you do not have one|yellow\n[Browse Listings](\/dvc-resale-listings)","What is the estoppel fee?":"It is a 0 fee paid to Disney at closing to verify your membership details and available points before the transfer is final. Nothing is due upfront.\nRING: 0|at closing|Disney estoppel fee, nothing due upfront\nLINKS: Cost To Sell|\/cost-to-sell-dvc \u003E Sell My Contract|\/sell-dvc","Do all brokers show the same listings?":"No. We are the only broker in the industry that shows not just our own listings, but every listing from all the major DVC brokers, so you compare the whole market in one place. We earn nothing if you buy another broker\u0027s listing we show.\nhttps:\/\/dvcsales.com\/dvc-resale-listings","Can I sell just part of my contract?":"Each contract has its own deed, so it sells as a whole. If you own more than one, you can sell one and keep the rest.\nICARDS: contract|One contract|Sells as a whole, on its single deed \u003E contracts|Multiple contracts|Sell one, keep the others\n[See What Yours Is Worth](\/dvc-resale-value-calculator)","Can you alert me when a match comes in?":"Yes. Think of it as a saved search that works for you, with no cost and no obligation.\nICARDS: doc|Tell us|Resort, points, use year, and your max price per point \u003E timer|We watch|We track every new contract as it comes in \u003E deposit|You\u0027re alerted|Email and text within minutes of a match\n[Set Up a Special Request](\/dvc-special-request)","Does it cost me more to buy through you?":"You never pay us a commission, and we charge no buyer\u0027s admin fee. Your price is simply the price per point times the number of points on the contract, and that price per point is the only thing you negotiate.\nCHOICES: Closing Costs|0 to 0, by price and state|navy \u003E Club Activation Fee|0 one time to Disney|navy \u003E Dues Reimbursement|The current year\u0027s bankable points you receive|navy","What do I have to sign, and can I do it electronically?":"You sign the sale contract, and the title company handles the closing paperwork. Everything is done electronically, so nothing to print, notarize, or mail. Every owner on the deed signs if they are available; if not, we will need a death certificate or a power of attorney.\nICARDS: sign|Sale Contract|You e-sign the agreement with the buyer \u003E doc|Every owner signs|If an owner cannot sign, we need a death certificate or power of attorney \u003E handshake|Done|Sign from anywhere, on any device\n[Get Started](\/sell-dvc)","How far ahead can I book?":"You get extra time at your home resort, the one your contract is deeded at. You can book it up to 11 months ahead, while every other resort opens at 7 months.\nTIMELINE: 11 months out|Your home resort, the one you are deeded at \u003E 7 months out|Any other DVC resort \u003E Anytime after|Add nights or waitlist if space opens \u003E Check-in day|Enjoy your stay\n[How Buying Works](\/how-it-works-buyer)","What if my contract is in two names?":"That\u0027s common. Every owner listed on the deed signs the sale and closing documents, and the title company collects it all electronically.\nICARDS: doc|Both Owners|Everyone on the deed signs \u003E sign|E-Sign|Documents go to each person digitally \u003E handshake|From Anywhere|Each owner can sign wherever they are\n[Get Started](\/sell-dvc)","I live outside the US, can I still sell?":"Yes, sellers close from all over the world, all electronically, so you never appear in person. As a non-US resident, FIRPTA withholding always applies at closing.\nCARDS: Selling from abroad|What to expect|handled at closing \u003E ##Signing \u003E All documents electronic|no in-person \u003E ##FIRPTA always applies \u003E A withholding, not a tax|Held at closing and sent to the IRS toward any tax you owe on a net gain from the sale \u003E ITIN if needed|around 0\n[FIRPTA details](\/firpta)","What\u0027s actually in the annual dues?":"Dues cover the resort\u0027s operating budget, charged as a set amount per point and billed once a year in January. You can pay yearly or by monthly automatic debit.\nICARDS: castle|Upkeep|Maintenance and future refurbishment reserves \u003E handshake|Staffing|The people who run the resort \u003E doc|Insurance and Taxes|Property coverage and taxes \u003E coins|Reserves|Set aside for the years ahead\n[How Buying Works](\/how-it-works-buyer)","What if I still have a loan on the contract?":"No problem. Any loan balance is paid off at closing right out of your sale proceeds, so you never settle it separately beforehand.\nTIMELINE: You Sell|Loan stays in place, nothing due upfront \u003E Closing|Payoff comes out of your proceeds \u003E Paid|You receive the net after loan and 6.9%\n[See What Yours Is Worth](\/dvc-resale-value-calculator)","Do I get an actual deed and title insurance?":"Yes. Every DVC resale closing is the same, so you receive a recorded deed and a title insurance policy.\nICARDS: doc|Recorded Deed|Real estate ownership recorded in the resort\u0027s county \u003E stamp|Title Insurance|A policy protecting your ownership \u003E handshake|Handled for You|The title company records it all at closing\n[How Buying Works](\/how-it-works-buyer)","How much cheaper is resale than buying direct?":"Resale saves you around 50% versus buying direct from Disney. Every year the secondary market grows as more families discover those savings.\nRING: 50%|savings|resale vs buying direct\n[Browse Listings](\/dvc-resale-listings)","Why should I list with you instead of another broker?":"Low commission, no upfront or hidden fees, honest guidance from a licensed brokerage that does DVC exclusively, and a real status tracker.\nCARDS: Listing with us|Whats included|no upfront cost \u003E ##Commission \u003E 6.9%|lowest in the industry \u003E ##Fees to you \u003E No upfront fee| \u003E No hidden fees| \u003E ##Speed \u003E Competitively priced contracts|sell in about 30 days\n[See what yours is worth](\/dvc-resale-value-calculator)","How do I protect myself from wire fraud?":"The title company that handles your closing is a third party with a set procedure to protect your funds. They confirm wire details with you directly and never change them by email.\nICARDS: bank|A trusted third party|A licensed title company holds and moves the funds \u003E doc|A set procedure|They verify wire details with you directly, never by email \u003E wire|Confirm by phone|Always confirm instructions at a number you already know\n[Talk With Our Team](\/contact-us)","Should I take a guaranteed offer or list it?":"It comes down to speed versus price. A guaranteed offer is fast and certain; listing usually brings more if you can wait a bit.\nCHOICES: Guaranteed Offer|Speed and certainty, no waiting for a buyer|green \u003E List It|Often a higher price, buyer typically in about 30 days|navy\n[Get A Guaranteed Offer](\/instant-sale)","Can I list with you and still try to sell it myself?":"Yes, absolutely. Our listing agreement is non-exclusive, so you can keep trying on your own at the same time, with no upfront and no hidden fees.\nCHOICES: You find the buyer|Great, sell it yourself|green \u003E We bring the offer|We handle the deal, 6.9% applies|navy\n[Get started](\/sell-dvc)","Who holds my deposit?":"We never handle any of your money. Every dollar is secured by an attorney-owned, licensed and insured title company, the same way funds are handled when you buy a home in Florida.\nICARDS: bank|Held in escrow|Attorney owned, licensed and insured title company \u003E handshake|Never us|DVC Sales never touches your funds \u003E doc|Like a home purchase|The same trusted process as Florida real estate\n[How Buying Works](\/how-it-works-buyer)","When is the last day to bank my points?":"Banking is not automatic, you request it through Disney. You have until the last day of the 8th month of your Use Year. Here is every Use Year with the days left to bank from today:\nBANKTABLE\n[How Buying Works](\/how-it-works-buyer)","Where will my listing appear and how do buyers find it?":"Your listing appears on our site and on all three major DVC aggregate sites, the MLS of DVC resale, so buyers see it everywhere they shop. We even own one of those three, to make sure your listing gets seen.\nICARDS: castle|Our site|Active buyers browse daily \u003E doc|All 3 MLS sites|Visible on every major aggregate \u003E handshake|We own one|To ensure your listing gets seen\n[List Your Contract](\/sell-dvc)","When\u0027s my deadline to bank points before I list?":"Banking is not automatic, you request it through Disney. You have until the last day of the 8th month of your Use Year. Here is every Use Year with the days left to bank from today:\nBANKTABLE\n[See What Yours Is Worth](\/dvc-resale-value-calculator)","Can I borrow points?":"Yes. At any time, members can borrow up to 100% of next year\u0027s points for a reservation. You can also bank unused points from your current Use Year into the next year.\nCOINS: borrow\n[How Buying Works](\/how-it-works-buyer)","Can I still use my points while it\u0027s listed?":"You can, as long as you are not yet under contract. Buyers choose your listing based on its current available points and a 35 to 45 day close, so a trip changes both.\nICARDS: calendar|Take your trip|Only before you are under contract \u003E coins|Update your points|Tell us your check-out date so we revise available points \u003E timer|Closing shifts|We move closing to after your check-out\n[List Your Contract](\/sell-dvc)","Can I bank my points?":"Yes. You can bank unused points from your current Use Year into the next year, any time in the first 8 months of your Use Year, so they are not lost. You can also borrow up to 100% of next year\u0027s points to use now.\nCOINS: bank\n[How Buying Works](\/how-it-works-buyer)","How much are the annual dues?":"Annual dues are set per point by each resort, so the rate depends on which resort you own. Across DVC they run roughly to per point per year. Tell me the resort and I can give you its exact figure.\nICARDS: coins|Per point|A set amount for each point you own \u003E calendar|Once a year|Billed in January, or monthly by automatic debit \u003E castle|By resort|Each resort sets its own rate\n[See resort dues](\/dvc-annual-dues)","What does Disney check during estoppel?":"Estoppel is Disney\u0027s official statement to the title company. It confirms your account and lists anything that must be paid from your proceeds at closing.\nICARDS: doc|Your account|Disney confirms your membership and points \u003E bank|Loan or mortgage balance|Any payoff still owed on the contract \u003E coins|Annual dues owed|Any unpaid dues or maintenance fees \u003E handshake|Settled at closing|The title company pays these from your proceeds\n[Cost To Sell](\/cost-to-sell-dvc)","How do you keep my money safe from wire fraud?":"The title company that handles your closing is a third party with a set procedure to protect your funds. They confirm wire details with you directly and never change them by email.\nICARDS: bank|A trusted third party|A licensed title company holds and moves the funds \u003E doc|A set procedure|They verify wire details with you directly, never by email \u003E wire|Confirm by phone|Always confirm instructions at a number you already know\n[Talk With Our Team](\/contact-us)","How much is the deposit and when is it due?":"Your deposit is due shortly after you and the seller both sign, and it is held in escrow by the title company, never by us. The exact amount is set in your agreement.\nICARDS: sign|After signing|Due once both sides have signed \u003E bank|Held in escrow|By the title company, not DVC Sales \u003E doc|On your agreement|The exact amount is spelled out there\n[Talk With Our Team](\/contact-us)","Who holds the buyer\u0027s deposit?":"The title company holds the buyer\u0027s deposit in escrow, never DVC Sales, so the funds stay protected and neutral for both sides.\nICARDS: bank|In escrow|The title company handling your closing holds the deposit \u003E handshake|Neutral|Protected for both sides until the deal is complete \u003E wire|Paid out|Your proceeds are wired directly to you at closing\n[Cost To Sell](\/cost-to-sell-dvc)","Who pays the 0 Club Activation Fee?":"The buyer pays it. It is a one-time 0 fee from Disney, the same on every resale contract, to activate your membership.\nRING: 0|one time|Paid by the buyer on every resale contract\n[How Fees Work](\/dvc-sales-business-plan)","Do I need to cancel anything with Disney after I sell?":"No. On closing day, once the title transfers, our title company notifies Disney. That notice tells Disney to stop any recurring auto-debits from your bank account, whether for a loan or annual dues.\nICARDS: stamp|Title transfers|Ownership moves to the buyer on closing day \u003E doc|Disney is notified|Our title company sends Disney the transfer notice \u003E bank|Debits stop|Disney ends recurring loan or dues payments from your account\n[Talk With Our Team](\/contact-us)","How long does ROFR take?":"Disney\u0027s ROFR review takes up to 30 days, and they usually reply in the final 10. Most contracts pass straight through to closing.\nRING: 30|days|Disney\u0027s ROFR window, a reply usually in the final 10\nLINKS: How Buying Works|\/how-it-works-buyer \u003E Inventory for Sale|\/dvc-resale-listings","Can my spouse get the updates too?":"Yes. On your profile page, select the Edit button and confirm your spouse\u0027s email address is correct. From then on they are copied on all correspondence.\nICARDS: handshake|One shared account|You both use a single login, no duplicate account \u003E doc|Tap Edit on your profile|Add or confirm your spouse\u0027s email address \u003E deposit|Copied on everything|They receive every email and offer notice\n[Talk With Our Team](\/contact-us)","What is ROFR?":"ROFR is Disney\u0027s Right of First Refusal. Once a buyer and seller agree on a price, Disney reviews the contract and either lets the sale go through or steps in and buys it at that same price. The vast majority of the time it passes straight through.\nPIE: Sale goes through|98 \u003E Disney buys it back|2||2026: only 2 bought back\nFORK: Disney reviews the contract \u003E Disney passes|The sale goes through at the agreed price|green \u003E Disney buys it back|Disney takes the contract at that same price|amber\n[How DVC Works](\/how-dvc-works)","How do I change or edit my asking price?":"Yes, you can change your asking price any time from your profile. Open your listing, edit the asking price, and save, it updates on your listing right away.\nICARDS: doc|Open your profile|Go to your listing \u003E coins|Edit the price|Set your new asking price \u003E stamp|Save|It updates on your listing right away\n[Go to your profile](\/profile)","Can I call you?":"Absolutely! We would be happy to take your call and connect you with a licensed real estate agent.\nPHONE: (407) 205-1435","Do I have to notify Disney I am selling my membership?":"You do not have to. Once we have a fully signed agreement, we present it to Disney for their review. Disney then has up to 30 days to decide whether to step in and be the purchaser, matching all the terms of the contract. Either way your sale proceeds, and you receive the exact same dollar amount whether it comes from the buyer or from Disney.\nFORK: Your proceeds are the same either way \u003E ,125|for example\/\/Paid to you at closing from the buyer|green \u003E ,125|for example\/\/Paid to you at closing from Disney|amber\n[List Your Contract](\/sell-dvc)","Should I apply for a loan before or after I submit an offer?":"You can do either, but many buyers get pre-approved first so they know their budget and can move quickly once an offer is accepted. Financing is your own arrangement, it does not change the price you offer.\n[Our Financing page](\/dvc-financing)","What are your business hours?":"Our office hours are Monday through Saturday from 9 AM to 9 PM EST, and Sunday from 12 PM to 7 PM EST. Our team just wrapped up for the day. We are back tomorrow at 9 AM EST. 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