DVC Annual Dues

What are the Annual Dues for Each DVC Resort?

Here we have a detailed visual that makes the annual dues for each DVC resort very easy to digest. This showcases the DVC annual dues for 2023 in comparison to 2022 and how much each resort went up per point from year to year. The amount per point dues increased in dollars and cents is exact but the estimated change percentage is rounded for simplicity.

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Resort

2022 Annual Dues

2023 Annual Dues

Increase 2022 to 2023

Estimated Change

Animal Kingdom

$8.24

$8.81

$.57

7%

Aulani*

$8.67

$9.14

$.47

5%

Bay Lake Tower

$7.08

$7.43

$.35

5%

Beach Club

$7.54

$8.17

$.63

8%

BoardWalk

$8.08

$8.53

$.45

6%

Boulder Ridge

$8.15

$8.51

$.36

4%

Copper Creek

$7.60

$7.92

$.32

4%

Grand Californian

$7.48

$8.04

$.56

7%

Grand Floridian

$7.01

$7.33

$.32

5%

Hilton Head

$10.07

$10.73

$.66

7%

Old Key West

$8.81

$9.36

$.55

6%

Polynesian

$7.39

$7.95

$.56

8%

Riviera Resort

$8.38

$8.50

$.12

1%

Saratoga Springs

$7.33

$7.86

$.53

7%

Vero Beach**

$11.94

$12.85

$.91

8%

*Aulani contracts from before July 6th, 2011 have annual dues of $6.87 per point in 2023.

**Vero contracts from before January 1st, 1996 have annual dues of $10.13 per point in 2023.

Why Does DVC Have Annual Dues?

DVC’s annual dues are necessary to pay the operating costs, such as front desk Cast Member salaries & benefits, property maintenance, theme park transportation, costs to renovate the villas over the years and property taxes. As a DVC member, you own a portion of your home resort and the annual dues are based on the amount of points you purchase.

Given the inflationary nature of our economy, one should expect dues to rise approximately 3-5% per year. Cast Member salaries and benefits make up about 75% of the operational costs covered by the dues, while insurance, property taxes and fuel also make up a large part of the cost, all of which continually rise.

How to Calculate DVC Annual Dues

To give you an example of what you’ll pay in annual dues as a DVC Member, let’s say you own 100 points at Saratoga Springs as well as 100 points at Copper Creek. For your Saratoga Springs contract, you would calculate 100 points x $7.86 = $786. For your Copper Creek contract, calculate 100 points x $7.92 = $792. The total annual dues bill for your 200 point membership would be $1,578.

Annual dues can be paid in monthly installments by citizens of the United States. If you’re not a United States citizen, you still have the option to pay monthly if you have a bank account on United States soil.

How Much Do DVC Annual Dues Increase Over Time?

Below, you can take a look at the annual dues history in its entirety from the start of Disney Vacation Club. Seeing the annual dues every year, for each resort, from debut to today, makes it easier to track the nominal rise in annual dues costs per point over time. After more than thirty years, Disney’s Old Key West Resort has only gone up about $6.30 per point.

Talk To Us

For more information on Disney Vacation Club, its resorts, and the magical vacations you can have at great value by becoming a member through DVC resale, feel free to talk to any of our friendly professionals with DVC Resale Experts at 844-DVC-FANS (382-3267) or email us at Info@DVCResaleExperts.com.

Theresa Seitz, Owner & Licensed Real Estate Associate
ER Real Estate Group, LLC

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