Disney Vacation Club
Disney Timeshare? Why Not!
Walt Disney and all that it encompasses; Disneyland, Walt Disney World, Euro Disney, Disney Cruises and all the various Disney Media outlets, has a very simple formula for success. Build it big, make it 100% family friendly, make it colourful and make it themed (of course you have to have a cartoon mouse). The results speak themselves, if you build, they will come! Disney timeshare falls right in line like a good soldier.
The Disney Timeshare program is called “Disney Vacation Club”. The Program consists of eight high-end condo style resorts. When it comes to deciding on where to built you multi-million dollar vacation ownership complex, picking a location is probably the most important decision you have to make. So, it is no surprise that when Disney decided to jump into the timeshare market in the late nineties, they took this decision very seriously. After about 7 seconds of deliberation, some genius decided the state the obvious. Orlando Timeshare Developers have been selling millions of unit for years based on the premise that their resort was inclose proximity to WALT DISNEY WORLD. Disney, being very good at just about everything, decided to build seven of their eight timeshare resorts within close proximity to the center of the Timeshare universe, Orlando Florida. With the only exception being Disney’s Hilton Head Island Resort, I guess that they finally conceded the point there might be someone, somewhere in the developed world who might want to go somewhere besides the Magic Kingdom for vacation.
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Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas
This is Disney Vacation Club’s newest addition to the Timeshare Industry. This African Savannah Theme resort has almost 500 units in 2 separate buildings. The first phase of this, the eighth resort in the DVC family and the fifth located in the Walt Disney World Resort opened officially in the summer of 2007. The first phase was actually a sampling of remodelled rooms from the already existent Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge. The next phase is a purpose built, timeshare super resort that will be available in 2009. The resort features several restaurants and lounges as well as a world class fitness center. The real show pieces however, are Samawati Springs Pool – a 4,700-square-foot pool with slide and two whirlpool spas and Uwanja Camp – a 4,200-square-foot interactive water-play area. Who needs Mickey Mouse?!
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Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas
Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa
Although this will surely change in the near future, currently this is the largest of the Disney Timeshare Resorts. It boasts over 800 units and more than 1200 guest rooms on its 65 acre property. Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort and Spa lies on what was once the Disney Institute and although it is not actually on the grounds of the Magic Kingdom, it is just a short shuttle ride away. In keeping with the Disney tradition of everything needs a theme, this timeshare resort does not dissapoint. It is theme to pay tribute to an 19th century Victorian resort from the north east. To maintain the integrity of the theme, this Disney timeshare resort was actually designed by Graham Gund Architects of Cambridge, MA.
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Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa
Disney’s Hilton Head Island Resort
This is the only Timeshare resort in the Disney Vacation Club portfolio that is not located in the orbit of the Magic Kingdom. It is located on a secluded 15 acre private island in Hilton Head South Carolina. This is one of the earlier timeshare resorts produced by Disney, opening its doors in the spring of 1996. It is it themed to pay tribute to an past generation, hunting or fishing lodge. Although it is far more elaborate than any lodge I have ever spent time in. The rooms are large, immaculately clean and contain full kitchens and beautiful balconies. Although there is not a full service restaurant on the grounds, there are several places to grab a bite and there is never a shortage of things to do, swimming pool & pool games, crabbing, art, bicycing, kayaking and the Hilton Head staple, tennis.
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Disney’s Hilton Head Island Resort
But Wait, there’s more
The resorts that round out the rest of the Disney Vacation Club network are also very nice. Disney doesn’t do anything halfway.
The Villas at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge
Disney’s BoardWalk Villas
Disney’s Beach Club Villas
Disney’s Old Key West Resort
Disney’s Vero Beach Resort
If you are thinking about timeshare and you have children or you are just a kid at heart. If visiting any of the Disney Corportions many themed attractions is your idea of the perfect vacation. If you know all the words to “The jungle Books” Bear necessities, Or, if you just love the idea of bright colors. Then you really should check out the Disney Vacation Club. It is how Disney does Timeshare.
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