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Disney ROFR Resale Timeline and How Long It Takes

Last updated 2025-08-12 10:11:21
Disney ROFR Resale Timeline and How Long It Takes

Understanding the Disney ROFR Resale Timeline & What to Expect

The Disney ROFR timeline begins as soon as both the buyer and seller sign the DVC resale purchase agreement. Once the agreement is executed, DVC Sales submits your contract directly to Disney Vacation Club (DVC) for Right of First Refusal (ROFR) review, a mandatory part of every resale transaction.

Typically, Disney takes 20 to 30 days to issue a decision. During this time, the buyer and seller do not need to take any action. While the wait can feel long, it’s completely normal and part of the official DVC resale process.


How Disney’s ROFR Decision Is Processed

Unlike some steps in the closing phase, Disney sends their ROFR decision directly to the resale broker, not the title company. As soon as DVC Sales receives the outcome, both the buyer and seller are immediately notified via email. In addition, the update is reflected on your DVC Sales Dashboard in real time, helping you stay informed every step of the way.

If Disney Waives ROFR

If Disney waives its Right of First Refusal:

  • The sale continues with the original buyer.
  • The contract is handed off to the title company.
  • The title company prepares deed instructions and payment details.
  • The resale proceeds to closing.

You can read the DVC Resale Closing Steps After Disney Approval to understand what happens next in more detail.


If Disney Exercises ROFR

If Disney decides to purchase the contract:

  • The buyer’s offer is canceled.
  • The deposit is fully refunded.
  • Disney steps in as the new buyer, under the same terms.
  • The seller still receives the originally agreed proceeds.


Why You Can't Request Status Updates Before 30 Days

Many buyers and sellers are eager for updates, but Disney does not allow any party to check on ROFR status before 30 days have passed. That includes brokers, buyers, and title companies. While this can be frustrating, it’s standard procedure and ensures Disney handles all reviews fairly and consistently. 

Our administrative team monitors Disney’s decisions daily, so in most cases, you’ll hear from us within minutes of their decision.


Tips While You Wait

  • Check your dashboard regularly for updates.
  • Reach out to your licensed DVC agent if you have questions.
  • Browse other DVC listings during the wait to stay engaged in the market: View Listings.

Whether your contract moves to closing or you begin a new search, our team is here to guide you. The DVC resale process might take a little patience, but it leads to incredible long-term vacation value.

Understanding the Disney ROFR Resale Timeline & What to Expect

The Disney ROFR timeline begins as soon as both the buyer and seller sign the DVC resale purchase agreement. Once the agreement is executed, DVC Sales submits your contract directly to Disney Vacation Club (DVC) for Right of First Refusal (ROFR) review, a mandatory part of every resale transaction.

Typically, Disney takes 20 to 30 days to issue a decision. During this time, the buyer and seller do not need to take any action. While the wait can feel long, it’s completely normal and part of the official DVC resale process.


How Disney’s ROFR Decision Is Processed

Unlike some steps in the closing phase, Disney sends their ROFR decision directly to the resale broker, not the title company. As soon as DVC Sales receives the outcome, both the buyer and seller are immediately notified via email. In addition, the update is reflected on your DVC Sales Dashboard in real time, helping you stay informed every step of the way.

If Disney Waives ROFR

If Disney waives its Right of First Refusal:

  • The sale continues with the original buyer.
  • The contract is handed off to the title company.
  • The title company prepares deed instructions and payment details.
  • The resale proceeds to closing.

You can read the DVC Resale Closing Steps After Disney Approval to understand what happens next in more detail.


If Disney Exercises ROFR

If Disney decides to purchase the contract:

  • The buyer’s offer is canceled.
  • The deposit is fully refunded.
  • Disney steps in as the new buyer, under the same terms.
  • The seller still receives the originally agreed proceeds.


Why You Can't Request Status Updates Before 30 Days

Many buyers and sellers are eager for updates, but Disney does not allow any party to check on ROFR status before 30 days have passed. That includes brokers, buyers, and title companies. While this can be frustrating, it’s standard procedure and ensures Disney handles all reviews fairly and consistently. 

Our administrative team monitors Disney’s decisions daily, so in most cases, you’ll hear from us within minutes of their decision.


Tips While You Wait

  • Check your dashboard regularly for updates.
  • Reach out to your licensed DVC agent if you have questions.
  • Browse other DVC listings during the wait to stay engaged in the market: View Listings.

Whether your contract moves to closing or you begin a new search, our team is here to guide you. The DVC resale process might take a little patience, but it leads to incredible long-term vacation value.

MW

Written by Mark Webb

Updated on August 12, 2025

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