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Did Disney’s Riviera Resort Change DVC Forever?

Riviera Changed DVC

Disney’s Riviera Resort has been one of the most talked about additions to Disney Vacation Club, but did it fundamentally change DVC forever?

In this week’s episode of The DVC Show, we’re looking back at Riviera’s impact on Disney Vacation Club, from the introduction of resale restrictions and Tower Studios to changing point charts, Skyliner access, and the growing divide between direct and resale ownership. With Riviera approaching the end of its active direct sales run, we’re discussing what its legacy could mean for the future of DVC.

Plus, we hear directly from a Riviera owner about why she purchased there, whether the resale restrictions influenced her decision, and if she’d make that same purchase today.

What do you think? Did Riviera change Disney Vacation Club for better or worse? Watch this week’s episode and share your thoughts in the comments!

Paul Krieger

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Paul lives in Orlando, Florida with his wife, Amy, and their three Spanish galgos, Hermès, Cinders, and Emerson. They’re Disney Vacation Club Members at five resorts, Disney World Annual Passholders, and always on the lookout for new ways to enjoy and maximize their DVC points. When he’s not at the parks or planning their next trip, Paul loves cooking (big Alton Brown fan), training for Disney races with Amy, and blasting Billy Joel in the background.

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