VWL Mom
08-26-2016, 11:24 AM
Disney Vacation Dev has gone ahead and filed for a timeshare license for the new Copper Creek Villas & Cabins @ VWL.
courtesy of DVCNews
The Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation is currently reviewing Disney's application to begin selling timeshare ownership in the fourteenth Disney Vacation Club property. The license status was last updated on August 1, 2016 and is currently listed as "under review."
The department has already issued a license for the Copper Creek Villas & Cabins Condominium Assocation to act as "Managing Entity" for the timeshare project.
Approval of this license must occur before sales may begin, but it would not necessarily signify an immediate start. Disney will have to obtain approval from other States and Canadian Provinces before it can begin selling the new timeshare resort over the telephone, via the Internet, or through the mail to people residing outside of Florida.
So what do you think? Will they try to cash in on the ambiance of WL during the holiday season and start selling? Or are they just trying to get all there ducks lined up and will continue pushing Poly & Aulani?
Personally I'm leaning towards ducks. The common areas are nowhere near ready. They've already stated that work on the pool will not start until construction is complete since it's a staging area. And then there's the fact (which I never could understand) that when Disney builds a pool it takes them forever.
courtesy of DVCNews
The Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation is currently reviewing Disney's application to begin selling timeshare ownership in the fourteenth Disney Vacation Club property. The license status was last updated on August 1, 2016 and is currently listed as "under review."
The department has already issued a license for the Copper Creek Villas & Cabins Condominium Assocation to act as "Managing Entity" for the timeshare project.
Approval of this license must occur before sales may begin, but it would not necessarily signify an immediate start. Disney will have to obtain approval from other States and Canadian Provinces before it can begin selling the new timeshare resort over the telephone, via the Internet, or through the mail to people residing outside of Florida.
So what do you think? Will they try to cash in on the ambiance of WL during the holiday season and start selling? Or are they just trying to get all there ducks lined up and will continue pushing Poly & Aulani?
Personally I'm leaning towards ducks. The common areas are nowhere near ready. They've already stated that work on the pool will not start until construction is complete since it's a staging area. And then there's the fact (which I never could understand) that when Disney builds a pool it takes them forever.