As the buzz around The Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort continues to grow, several sources have confirmed that the price when sales commence this Thursday – February 1st will start at $225 per point for existing DVC Members looking to add-on!
Initial Sales Incentives Anticipated
Prospective Members planning to add points at The Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort can likely look forward to potential incentives that will decrease this $225 price per point. DVC is known for offering promotions that can significantly decrease the buy-in cost for add-on purchases, especially during initial sales periods. While the specifics of these incentives have yet to be unveiled, they are often a staple part of DVC’s sales strategy and could include discounts, special gifts, or bonus points.
On Sale Dates for Existing and New Members
Existing DVC Members will have the first chance to purchase points at this new DVC Resort beginning Thursday, February 1st. However, new member sales are not far behind, with a scheduled opening on Tuesday, February 27th. This provides a window of opportunity for current members to add on points before new member sales begin, which will also likely include other introductory promotions.
Fort Wilderness Cabins Annual Dues
The Annual Dues for 2024 at The Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort are projected to be at $12.16 per point, positioning it as one of the highest of the DVC properties.
Later this week, additional details regarding the initial sales incentives for The Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort will be released. Stay tuned for more updates on DVCFan.com for more information as it becomes available!
mike
January 29, 2024Wow…..$225……$12.15 pp dues………high points per room………..resale restrictions too? I do not see any reason to buy into these at all
Pat
January 29, 2024My guide called me today and confirmed this, $225 per point and will know the incentives on 2/1. He said dues will be $12.16 per point. Yikes. Dues are insane.
Huskerpaul
January 29, 2024200 points @ 225 = $45,000
200 points @ $12.15 MF + 4% avg. annual MF increases = $387,959 over 50 years.
Starting at such a high MF base is a killer when compounding increases are added in.