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You're looking to set up a new Disney Vacation Club (DVC) contract!

To get started, here's a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the process:

1. Choose your home resort: Disney Vacation Club has several home resorts to choose from, each with its own unique theme, amenities, and location. Some popular options include:
   • Bay Lake Tower at Disney's Contemporary Resort
   • Disney's Animal Kingdom Villas - Kidani Village
   • Disney's Beach Club Villas
   • Disney's Grand Californian Villas at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa
2. Select your contract type: You can choose from two main contract types:
   • Direct Purchase: Buy a contract directly from Disney Vacation Club.
   • Resale: Purchase a contract from a current DVC member who is selling their contract.
3. Determine your budget: Decide how much you're willing to spend on your DVC contract. Keep in mind that prices vary depending on the resort, contract length, and number of points.
4. Calculate your points: DVC contracts are based on a points system. You'll need to determine how many points you need to accommodate your vacation needs. A general rule of thumb is to budget 1-2 points per night, depending on the resort and time of year.
5. Choose your contract length: DVC contracts typically range from 20-50 years. The longer the contract, the more points you'll receive.
6. Review and sign the contract: Once you've chosen your resort, contract type, budget, points, and contract length, review the contract carefully. Make sure you understand all the terms and conditions before signing.
7. Pay the deposit and closing costs: You'll need to pay a deposit and closing costs to finalize your contract. These costs vary depending on the resort and contract type.
8. Start planning your vacations: With your new DVC contract, you can start booking vacations at Disney resorts and other participating properties.

Some additional tips to keep in mind:

• Research, research, research: Make sure you understand the DVC contract and all its implications before signing.
• Work with a DVC expert: Consider working with a DVC expert or a reputable resale company to help you navigate the process.
• Be prepared for annual dues: As a DVC member, you'll need to pay annual dues, which cover maintenance and operating costs.

I hope this helps you get started on your DVC journey!