Potential members or even current owners can compare up to ten different accommodations with only a few inputs to see exactly how many vacation points will be needed for a DVC resort reservation. Based on this, users can select a home resort and points, and the model will calculate the initial cost of membership. Must have Microsoft Excel to use this model.

The model is designed so you can see how your current Walt Disney World vacation cost compares to a Disney Vacation Club membership. The model includes daily hotel rates for over 200 room choices at Walt Disney World and point schedules for every DVC accommodation. Users can provide scenarios that make sense for them and see how it compares financially. Must have Microsoft Excel to use this model.

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The availability dashboard allows the user to get an estimated probability of DVC room availability for up to 31 days.  The information in the model is based on the historical availability of every DVC accommodation at every DVC resort over the last six years.  The model only requires three inputs: resort (to specify the location), accommodation (to select the type of room), and date range (to indicate the preferred stay period).

Have you ever wondered how much the room/villa you're staying in with DVC points would cost if you paid cash?  A Disney Resort is known for its high prices, but have you ever calculated the out-of-pocket cost?  I've made it easy for you with a simple spreadsheet.  Just input your resort/accommodation and the vacation days (January 2024-November 2025) to see what you would have paid.  The results might just surprise you.

A handy checklist for DVC members to keep track of resorts and accommodations they’ve stayed at.