Cheaper Than Booking Through Disney!!!

You Can Rent DVC Points for Your Next Disney World Vacation

If you're planning a Walt Disney World vacation, renting Disney Vacation Club (DVC) points is a real, proven alternative to booking a standard hotel room or paying Disney's cash rate for a resort stay. You can rent DVC points and get into the same deluxe DVC resorts, with larger, more spacious villas (with a full kitchen, washer & dryer), for less than booking a hotel room directly through Disney.

How Renting DVC Points Works

Disney Vacation Club is a timeshare program, and DVC members are allotted a certain number of points each year to use toward resort stays. When a member can't use all of their points before they expire, banking and borrowing rules only stretch so far — and that's where renting comes in. Members with unused points can rent them out to non-members, who use those points to book a stay at a DVC resort.

DVC Rental Experts connects these two groups: members with points to spare, and travelers who want an affordable way to experience Disney's deluxe resorts. We handle the details so both sides of the transaction are protected and the process is simple.

Why Do DVC Members Rent Out Their Points?

It's a fair question. Members can bank points forward or borrow them from a future year, so why rent them out instead?

In practice, banking and borrowing only solve some scheduling problems. Every member has a banking deadline determined by their contract's use year, and life doesn't always cooperate with that calendar. Plans change, health issues come up, work gets busy, or a member simply forgets the deadline. When that happens, a member can be left with points that are about to expire and no trip planned. Renting those points out before they're lost is a way to recover their value instead of letting them go to waste — DVC Rental Experts currently pays members $19 per point.

Ways You Can Rent DVC Points

There are two ways to rent DVC points through DVC Rental Experts:

Request specific dates and a resort. If you have travel dates and a resort in mind, submit your rental quote request and we'll match you with a member who has enough points available to cover your stay.

Take over an existing reservation. Sometimes a member has already booked a specific DVC resort stay and then finds they're unable to use it. Rather than letting those points and that reservation go to waste, the reservation becomes available for a traveler to take over essentially as-is. Browse our confirmed DVC reservations to see what's currently available — a great option if you're flexible and want a deluxe resort stay at a strong value.

Why Rent DVC Points Instead of Booking Directly Through Disney?

Renting points costs less per point than Disney's cash rate for the same room, which means access to roomier villas, full kitchens or kitchenettes, and DVC resort locations at a lower overall price than a comparable cash reservation. Use our DVC point calculator to see how many points your stay would require, and how much you could save by renting instead of booking direct.

Already a DVC Member? You Have Options Too

If you're a current DVC member who's decided the timeshare no longer fits your travel plans, renting out unused points isn't your only path forward. You can also sell your DVC contract on the resale market. Not sure what your contract is worth? Get a free contract evaluation from our team of former Disney Vacation Club cast members.

Thinking About Buying In?

If you're considering becoming a DVC member yourself, purchasing on the resale market is typically far less expensive than buying direct from Disney. Browse our current DVC resale listings to find a contract that fits your vacation style and budget.

Ready to Rent DVC Points for Your Next Trip?

Whether you're a DVC member with points you don't want to lose, or a traveler looking for an affordable way into a Disney deluxe resort, DVC Rental Experts is here to make the process easy and secure. Get your rental quote today, or contact us to learn more about how renting points works.