Among all of the rumored procedural changes discussed in recent weeks, one was overlooked. DVC currently has what it calls a “60-Day Rule” which applies to booking most destinations outside of the eight Disney Vacation Club resorts.
DVC sure seems to enjoy tinkering with the program lately. In the upcoming issue of Vacation Magic, DVC is poised to unveil a number of new changes to the program.
As of June 1st smoking is prohibited in guest rooms, patios and balconies at all Walt Disney World resorts. In conjunction with this policy change, Disney established designated smoking areas at each resort.
Member Services representatives have begun communicating with members about changes to the waitlist process effective on June 1, 2007. The most noteworthy change is that DVC will no longer contact members via telephone giving them the opportunity to accept or decline the available room. All waitlist requests will be set-up to automatically confirm when (if) the requested accommodation becomes available.
Undeniably the big news of the week is Disney’s decision to eliminate smoking rooms from all Disney owned resorts at Walt Disney World, including the five current DVC properties. Effective June 1st, smoking will be prohibited in all DVC guest rooms, balconies and patios.
