In an abrupt update, the Disney Vacation Club has made a change seemingly aimed at reducing the practice of renting points to other guests.

As of June 2, 2025, DVC Members are being asked to confirm that reservations are “for personal use.” Online reservations have a checkbox to confirm, while Cast Members over the phone are asking guests to tell them if the reservation is for a Member, friends and family, or a rental guest. Renting points is being framed as potential “commercial activity.”

Further verbiage indicates that the crackdown is primarily aimed at guests who are renting points as a business venture. The updated terms and conditions state:

“You agree that any reservations made under your membership are solely for personal use and not for commercial purposes, as required by governing documents for each DVC Resort, including but not limited to the Declaration of Condominium and Membership Agreement. DVCM reserves the right to interpret personal use and determine if reservations are booked for personal or commercial purposes in its sole discretion.

Personal use may include enjoying the benefits of a DVC Membership with family or allowing use of any reserved Vacation Home to friends and family on occasion. Additionally, personal use means that the member does not regularly or frequently rent/sell reservations booked using their membership.”

Stay tuned for further information as the policies are clarified further.

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