Paul Krieger

Amy and I are new Orlando, Florida residents where we live with our dogs Odie the greyhound and Hermès the Spanish galgo. We are DVC owners at Animal Kingdom Lodge, BoardWalk Villas, Grand Californian, and Grand Floridian, Disney World Annual Passholders, and love educating Disney Vacation Club members on how to both use and maximize the value of their DVC points!

3 thoughts on “DVC Show: NEW DVC Releases 2022 Point Charts!”

  • Paul, regarding your comment on not having data this year. I think that 2022 numbers were already decided when 2021 were released. If I remember correctly, there is a max percentage that DVD can change the points. The last time points charts were changed, it was also done over 2 years.

    Also, do you have have any data on how many rooms are in a resort? I’m interested in BLT. How many Studios (Standard, Lake, Theme Park), 1 Bedrooms, 2 Bedrooms, Grand Villas (same view breakdowns).

    Thanks in advance,
    John

    • Hey John! Points charts change yearly, but I agree with what you said. It appears the larger fluctuations that occurred this year were a result of a multi-year plan they have in place to redistribute between travel seasons/periods. It will be interesting next year to see if that adjustment is complete or if they continue further. Regarding rooms in a resort… Head over to DVC Store’s website where they have descriptions for each resort and details on the number of villas, etc. https://www.dvcstore.com/bay-lake-tower/point-charts.htm

  • Hi Paul,
    Thanks for the link. Agree they change yearly, but in the past the majority of changes were in the dates around the holidays. The 2011/12 points chart was all on one file. They only changed the dates.

    They have the number of each unit but not the unit/view count. I was trying to get a total count of the points at BLT. From my spreadsheet, it takes 213,424 points to rent a room size/view for the entire year. Just trying to see how much it varies. My calculations do not take into account moving a room from standard to lake view or standard to theme park view or the other way around. This was done in the early years of BLT a bit.
    John

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