How Much Does DVC Cost? Prices for 2023
Looking to join the Disney Vacation Club but wondering how much it cost? Look no further! If you’re looking at buying points with DVC its good to know what the options are and how much per point you’ll be spending if you choose to purchase direct from Disney, the developer. Purchase prices vary by resort, starting at $150 per point up to $310 per point. There are also different minimum point requirements based on resort and if you’re an existing member or new member.
VIEW UPDATED PRICE LIST FOR 2024 HERE.
DISNEY DIRECT PRICES FOR 2023
It is important to note that these rates and terms below apply only to points purchased direct from Disney Vacation Club, not to points purchased on the resale market. Minimum purchases are subject to change and can be confirmed with a DVC sales rep. As of 2021, 150 direct purchase points are required in order to be eligible for Membership Magic perks and benefits.
| Resort | New Members | Current Member Add-On | |
| Aulani, Disney Vacation Club Villas | $217 per point; 150-point minimum |
$217 per point; 25-point minimum |
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| Bay Lake Tower at Disney’s Contemporary Resort | $275 per point; 150-point minimum |
$275 per point; 25-point minimum |
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| Boulder Ridge Villas (VWL) | $215 per point; 150-point minimum |
$215 per point; 25-point minimum |
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| Copper Creek Villas & Cabins | $250 per point; 150-point minimum |
$250 per point; 50-point minimum |
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| Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas | $210 per point; 150-point minimum |
$210 per point; 25-point minimum |
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| Disney’s Beach Club Villas | $275 per point; 150-point minimum |
$275 per point; 25-point minimum |
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| Disney’s BoardWalk Villas | $240 per point; 150-point minimum |
$240 per point; 25-point minimum |
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| Disney’s Hilton Head Island Resort | $165 per point; 150-point minimum |
$205 per point; 25-point minimum |
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| Disney’s Old Key West Resort | $205 per point; 150-point minimum |
$205 per point; 25-point minimum |
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| Disney’s Polynesian Villas & Bungalows | $250 per point; 150-point minimum |
$250 per point; 25-point minimum |
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| Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa | $205 per point; 150-point minimum |
$205 per point; 25-point minimum |
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| Disney’s Riviera Resort | $217 per point; 150-point minimum |
$217 per point; 50-point minimum |
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| Disney’s Vero Beach Resort | $150 per point; 150-point minimum |
$150 per point; 25-point minimum |
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| Villas at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel | $310 per point; 150-point minimum |
$310 per point; 25-point minimum |
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| Villas at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa | $217 per point; 150-point minimum |
$217 per point; 25-point minimum |
Information is deemed accurate but not guaranteed. Source: DVCNews.com – updated 12/5/22
DIRECT PRICE V. RESALE PRICE
If Disney’s direct prices are out of your budget, then you’ve come to the right place. We can help you become a DVC member for a fraction of the cost. Savings range from 21% up to 50%!
Disney sets the rate for direct sales, whereas prices on the resale market can be negotiated with the seller and are usually substantially lower. You can purchase any of the DVC resorts by resale at a much lower rate. Take a look at the chart below to see just how much you can save.
| Resort | Direct Price | Avg. Resale Price |
Resale Savings |
| Aulani, Disney Vacation Club Villas | $217 per point | $109 per point | 50% |
| Bay Lake Tower at Disney’s Contemporary Resort | $275 per point | $160 per point | 42% |
| Boulder Ridge Villas | $215 per point | $116 per point | 46% |
| Copper Creek Villas & Cabins | $250 per point | $154 per point | 38% |
| Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas | $210 per point | $127 per point | 40% |
| Disney’s Beach Club Villas | $275 per point | $158 per point | 43% |
| Disney’s BoardWalk Villas | $240 per point | $142 per point | 41% |
| Disney’s Hilton Head Island Resort | $165 per point | $85 per point | 48% |
| Disney’s Old Key West Resort | $205 per point | $113 per point | 45% |
| Disney’s Polynesian Villas & Bungalows | $250 per point | $158 per point | 37% |
| Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa | $205 per point | $118 per point | 42% |
| Disney’s Riviera Resort | $217 per point | $139 per point | 36% |
| Disney’s Vero Beach Resort | $150 per point | $76 per point | 49% |
| Villas at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel | $310 per point | $244 per point | 21% |
| Villas at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa | $217 per point | $161 per point | 26% |
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WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
While there are some restrictions when buying resale, the drastic savings usually outweigh these. Another factor to consider are the minimum point requirements for new members. As seen in the first chart above, Disney usually requires new owners who purchase direct to make a purchase of at least 100 points, however, to gain the “blue card” member benefits you must purchase a minimum of 150 points. If you are a first time buyer wanting less than 100 points, the best option, and sometimes the only option, is to buy resale.
Eleven of the 15 DVC resorts are “sold out,” meaning all the allocated points for that resort have been sold and you cannot readily purchase points for those resorts direct from Disney. Aulani, Copper Creek, Riviera and Grand Floridian are the only resorts that are not completely sold out and are readily available to purchase direct from Disney. Disney can acquire inventory for sold out resorts through owner foreclosures and Right of First Refusals but they are sold first-come first-serve according to buyers on a waitlist. You may be waiting a while to get exactly what you want. So if you have your heart set on another resort, you may wish to purchase resale where there are more options steadily available and at a lower upfront cost.
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