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Can I rent just 4 nights?

Floridaski

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I normally rent full weeks via TUG or another time share web site. We own Hyatt points and used to own 2 weeks at RCI. Just got rid of the RCI weeks, had owned for 19 years and got great use of them - but really just had more then we could use. It seemed like I was renting as much as trading and renting was really easier - so I am looking for some advice.

We have stayed at Old Key West, Saratoga, Boardwalk, and most recently Bonnet Creek. We have stayed at of-site at Sheraton, Hilton and Marriott properties - all very nice, but really prefer on-site.

Our son is going off to College soon and we would love to piggy back a 4 night vacation onto a Swim meet in Orlando in July of 2016. It would be a Sunday night check-in and my preferred unit is a one bedroom/2 bath Animal Kingdom unit.

Disney experts - is this even possible via renting points or do I have to pay the big hungry Mouse?

I love TUG and thank you so much for any help you can provide. I am a planner and would like to try to start trying to figure this out. They even already have the dates of the 2016 Speedo Southern Sectional July swim meet set - so I already know the date!

We might be up in Orlando in March for another swim meet of course - but I thought July might be easier to rent then March? Also he would have the school issue, even if it is Spring Break - he still has home work :annoyed:

Thanks again for any help on my thoughts!
 

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Sure, you can rent 4 nights. DVC owners don't have to book full weeks. I'm doing a 2 night rental with someone I found on the Rent/Trade section of Disboards (need to be logged in to see this section). Mouseowners forum also has a Rent/Trade section. Or you can pay a little more and go through one of the brokers.

AKV is pretty big, so I think you can probably book at 7 months. It usually costs a little more to book at 11 months.
 

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If possible try to book your piggy back unit from Sunday to Thursday when the points are cheaper but yes an owner can book as little as 1 night.

AKV has lots of units and you will want a Kidani unit for the 2 bathrooms since Jambo house has only 1 bath in the 1 bedrooms.
 

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Thanks!

Thanks for the help, we actually wanted to stay Sun - Thur so it will work perfect. About how much should a point run? I know Disney prices are much different then normal timeshare. Does anybody know the range, I did find the point chart - the nights should run around 26 points per night.
 

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Does anybody know the range, I did find the point chart - the nights should run around 26 points per night.

Owners will rent for $11 - $15 per point. Brokers will charge a little more. You can look at the rent/trade board on mouseowners.com to see what most are asking for.
 
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