allisonp9 wrote:At what Las Vegas TS do you own? Is it affiliated with II or RCI (DVC recently switched to RCI)? To get to DVC, the trading power has to be pretty strong and Las Vegas might not have it. Or if your TS an RCI Points resort, you may have better luck going that route,but you may have to wait till next year.is it like totally impossible to exchange my las vegas timeshare for a dvc timeshare? So far I have been unsuccesful. Maybe there are not a lot of units available at the disney vacation club resorts for exchange?
I own at Tahiti Village which is with II. But disney still has their resorts with II as well as RCI I guess. The disney resorts just never seem to be available for exchanges. I really wanted to stay on the resort property.
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allisonp9 wrote:I'm not sure if any DVCs which are available via II are just the ones that have been deposited prior to the switch to RCI, or owners may be grandfathered to deposit in either system.I own at Tahiti Village which is with II. But disney still has their resorts with II as well as RCI I guess. The disney resorts just never seem to be available for exchanges. I really wanted to stay on the resort property.
There is a DVC forum on tugbbs.com. You can get more information there.
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There is also the idea of selling your timeshare to another person and then using that money to buy the disney one. You could also just trade it with someone who has the Disney one for the year as well. There is a lot of different ways to get around it.
Beth
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bethc189 wrote:There is also the idea of selling your timeshare to another person and then using that money to buy the disney one. You could also just trade it with someone who has the Disney one for the year as well. There is a lot of different ways to get around it.
I doubt she could sell her Tahiti Village timeshare in Vegas (if she could sell it at all) for enough money to buy into the Disney resorts .... Vegas is one of those over-developed timeshare resort areas such as Orlando and Branson and has much more supply than demand.
Disney is only one of a handful of timeshare resorts that's held it's value in this declining market AND I also doubt seriously she could snag Disney in an exchange for her Tahiti Village week ... pulling Disney is all about the supply and demand of the week owned and the resort .... some Marriots, Westins, 4 Seasons, Atlantis and other high end timeshares, according to which weeks owned, would probably snag a Disney in an exchange.
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