Disney Vacation Club has announced their 2021 Annual Dues projections ahead of its annual condominium association meeting scheduled for Thursday – December 10th.
Here is a quick breakdown of the numbers as compared to 2020 annual dues amounts. Clicking on the resort name will also link you to the resorts Condominium Association Notice:
| Resort | 2021 Dues | 2020 Dues | % Increase |
| Animal Kingdom Villas | $8.0728 | $7.6685 | 5.27% |
| Aulani | $8.3539 | $8.3312 | 0.27% |
| Aulani (Subsidized) | $6.2799 | $6.2628 | 0.27% |
| Bay Lake Tower | $6.8998 | $6.5770 | 4.91% |
| Beach Club Villas | $7.4373 | $7.0634 | 5.29% |
| BoardWalk Villas | $7.8126 | $7.3650 | 6.07% |
| Boulder Ridge | $8.1062 | $7.7808 | 4.18% |
| Copper Creek Villas | $7.5903 | $7.4471 | 1.92% |
| Grand Californian | $6.9927 | $6.5985 | 5.97% |
| Grand Floridian | $6.8118 | $6.5616 | 3.81% |
| Hilton Head | $9.9730 | $9.1010 | 9.58% |
| Old Key West | $8.3578 | $7.8363 | 6.65% |
| Polynesian | $7.0542 | $6.7912 | 3.87% |
| Riviera | $8.3833 | $8.3082 | 0.90% |
| Saratoga Springs | $7.1110 | $6.7650 | 5.11% |
| Vero Beach (Before 1/1/96) | $8.8560 | $8.0025 | 10.67% |
| Vero Beach (On or After 1/1/96) | $11.2307 | $10.1257 | 10.91% |
The proposed budgets for each DVC Resort that account for these dues will be voted on and adopted at the upcoming annual meeting. Dues will then need to be paid by members by January 15th, 2021. As previously announced, members will have the new option this year to set up yearly automatic annual dues payments via credit card.
Stay tuned to DVC Fan and our DVC Fan Facebook Group for more information as it becomes available and reactions from Pete and the team!
Amy
November 9, 2020How do you think they arrived at the idea to raise our dues when the resorts were shut down for months? Makes no sense.
Mike
November 9, 2020$15/hr min wage negotiated with the unions.
CB
November 9, 2020I totally agree! I could see maybe a very small increase, but this is a little much for this year.
The resorts were closed for essentially 4 months, how much maintenance could have needed to be done? I had though we would possible see a discount this year.. We weren’t able to use our points this year and may not be able to use this coming year depending on how the coronavirus goes! Yes. I know resorts and parks are open, but the crowds i have seen pictured the last few days with the rate the coronavirus has been spreading is ridiculous! The numbers are worse than when wdw was closed, but it seems capacity has been highered! Not for me when there’s family health issues.
John Feltz
November 9, 2020Is this the cost to own one week/year at the respective resorts? Thank you.
audrey7703
November 9, 2020No. You buy “points” and these are the annual maintenance fees.
Roxana James
November 9, 2020As audrey7703 said, you buy points and can use them throughout the year, and the costs you see above are the dues which are per point. Eg if you buy/have 150 Saratoga springs points then it’s 150×7.11 for the yearly dues.
Richard N. Wellington
November 9, 2020guess they gotta up my dues to give my 125 credit for cruise (using dvc points) we were forced to cancel, and don’t even know if our re-book will sail let alone when we can use next points.
BARBARA STOFKO
November 9, 2020This goes to show that they don’t care about their members at all we also have been going through the virus and a lot of people have no jobs right now this is one way that they will get their points back because people will end up selling
audrey7703
November 9, 2020They run a business. They have experience from September 11th and the downturn from that.
Nate
November 9, 2020I am confused… you are ok with them being shit down for 5 months and still increasing the dues???
Paul Krieger
November 9, 2020The shutdown has no reflection on 2021 dues… 2021 anticipates a fully operational year. As mentioned in the article, we will learn more in the coming months regarding whether we receive a credit applied to 2020 dues as a result of that shutdown.
Mike
November 9, 2020It’s for the $15/hr min wage going into effect in 2021. There might be a credit offsetting some of it from the closure. We’ll find out at the condo association meeting.
CB
November 9, 2020The uncrease shouldn’t be that high since the resort was shut down. There should be money left from this year’s dues to put towards 2021. This increase makes no sense. I love DVC, but if we keep getting increases lime this, my husband is not going to want to keep it. We jave been members for 5 years and the dues have gone up over $200! Sure, it’s cheaper than paying g rack rate (for now), bit for how long when EVERYTHING keeps going up, and the pandemic is not getting any better?
Jimmy Shaddock
November 9, 2020Hey Paul, I appreciate the work. The resort link for 2020 dues is showing the 2019 budget for OKW and VBR. Can you correct?
Paul Krieger
November 9, 2020Updated!
Jimmy Shaddock
November 9, 2020Thank you. Appreciate it.
Jimmy Shaddock
November 9, 2020Thanks Paul, OKW is still showing 2019 🙂
Paul Krieger
November 9, 2020I must not have enough coffee yet… Try now. Lol – Sorry
Linda McGuinness
November 9, 2020With everything shut down for months and people still unable to travel to Florida, I think it’s quite out of line. There’s no guarantee that things will improve for the beginning of 2021 either.
Scott Johnson
November 9, 2020While the resort was shut, dont they still have plans to renovate buildings, repave the parking lots or run the heat/ac units? Maintenance still has to take place, and property taxes never ever go down. $15 min wage is what they pay the brand new employees not the ones who have been there a while.
Dont like the increase? Sell. Its a luxury item, not a necessity. Be greatful we have jobs and can afford to own DVC. My next door neighbors are wondering how theyre making their bill payments and if their Restaurant will be open for the holidays or shut down by the Governor. Welcome to NJ…….
Sorry its a brash response, but its a luxury we are fortunate to be able to own at DVC. We work to enjoy vacation, it’s the costs of doing business.