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Disney Vacation Club

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The Disney Vacation Club is an interesting twist on the traditional time-share plan. With the Disney Vacation Club, you do make a large initial purchase and then pay annual fees but you get more than the same week every year in Orlando – that is, if you want it. The one-time purchase prices begin at $16,640 (plus closing costs and annual dues). For that purchase price, you receive annual points toward your vacation. You can save your points or use them every year. The point system is what allows the Disney Vacation Club its flexibility. Each of the Disney Vacation … Continue reading →

Disney’s Boardwalk Villas

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I just love the Disney Vacation Club! Disney’s Boardwalk Villas are yet another great property of the Disney Vacation Club. These villas are part of the Boardwalk Inn but they have that something extra that larger groups traveling together really enjoy – all the comforts of home. The Boardwalk Villas are actually within walking distance of Epcot and close to Disney-MGM studios. Add to that the carnival atmosphere of the Boardwalk at night and it all combines to make this a great place to stay! The Villas are made to look like family vacation cottages and there are 383 of … Continue reading →

Disney’s Beach Club Villas

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Like the Beach Club resort, the Beach Club Villas at Walt Disney World in Florida were also designed by Robert A.M. Stern and their theme is in keeping with the rest of the Beach Club. If you’ve ever wanted to vacation in a seaside cottage, this is the place for you! Although the Villas are a part of the Disney Vacation Club, you can still stay here during your vacation even if you don’t own shares. There are 205 villas and their combinations of accommodations can make any family comfortable. In fact, these are great places to stay if you … Continue reading →

Disney’s Beach Club Resort

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Having grown up in New England, the Disney Beach Club at Walt Disney World in Florida brings back memories of the grand old hotels on the coast of Maine. This is one of Walt Disney World’s Deluxe resorts. It lies just west of Epcot around a 25-acre lake and was designed by architect Robert A. M. Stern. The resort stands five stories high, has authentic clapboard siding painted blue with a whitewashed wood trim. Visitors will find a croquet court and beachside cabanas on something they’ll never see in New England, the white sand beach. Employees (Disney cast members) wear … Continue reading →

Disney’s Old Key West Resort

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Key West is a beautiful place. The pastel colored cottages, white picket fences and tree lined roads are nothing less than quaint perfection. If you were hoping for a laid back vacation in Key West but the kids wanted to go to Disney World, this is the perfect compromise. Disney’s Old Key West Resort will provide you with a quiet, relaxed atmosphere in which to vacation and still provide the excitement the kids crave. Old Key West is a 156 acre resort complex with tin roofed and white picket fenced two and three story buildings set on tree-lined, winding roads … Continue reading →