Did You Know About Timeshares How It Works? for a Vacation in Orlando,Fl 10 Days Vacation?
how it works timeshare hotel or vacation, i have plans to take my daughter to Disney world but its so expensive, already have money to buy airplane tickets from Texas to Orlando, my question is? IS more cheap to buy o rent timeshares on internet i found a lots web pages that sells timeshares and i can not believe only 0 dollars for 8 days,7 nights. but i dont not what else include? theme parks? taxi, or its only place to stay (hotel) can someone give a idea do people save money , if you book wtih disney its so expensive ,790 dollars for 8 days but includes i think everything, some friend exchange her one week vacation from Vegas to Orlando and they said t saved a lots og money but did not explain me how to do it? it will be my daughter and me (1 adult, 1 child 6 years old) how much it cost each park? i plan to visit all parks since i have 10 days vacation. i think are 4 parks and two water parks, i dont want to go sea world(i live in san anto,Tx we already been sea world texas all times) but i want to go Universal Studios, help me please!!!!!! thanks for you help
Also i want to mention for me go to Disney is for stay most the time in Disney Parks NO HOTELS ,for me hotel it doesn’t have to be expensive,Why to pay a lots of money if purpose for me hotel is for sleep only (for this reason someone smart recommend me timeshares she said save a lots of money,but she did not explain which web site, how it works,is reliable etc did not give details only she said its waist money in expensive hotels from disney when people don’t expend time) i want some decent hotel and cheap ,to expend the night ,take a shower and leave for the whole DAY!!! thats why i’m looking for inf timeshares in orlando?????
Check out this site, David’s Disney Vacation Club Rental.
http://www.dvcrequest.com/default.asp
He seems to be a broker that helps Disney Vacation Club members rent out their points, when they are unable to use them. His points run cheap, I’ve seen some as low as $6/point. Meaning that you could stay at the Animal Kingdom in their studio sized room (comes with a kitchenette) for approximately $686.00. and you get all the benefits that come with staying on Disney property. However, I do think most points tend to go for $13 each, so normally that room could cost $1,248. still a much better deal than you quoted.
I am not affiliated with this guy, and I have never used his services, but his approval rating is 100%. It’s worth checking out.
Disney’s version of a timeshare – Disney Vacation Club, is a great way to be able to visit Walt Disney World IF you plan on going a lot in the future. A time share is not a good idea to do if you’re going only once.
With DVC you pay for points, and the points are used to stay at WDW or other properties around the world. Again, this is not cheap, but if you plan on going to WDW a lot over the next several years, it’ll pay for itself.
If you’re not interested in joining, and only want to go to WDW this one time, you might want to rent points off of a member. There a websites where members put their points up for rent. Do a search for "DVC point rentals".
Here is a site that will give you more info:
http://www.disneyvacationclub.com