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  • On Aug 23, 2016
    Cassie from TN Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

    Experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    I currently have two Waitlist requests for two separate vacations. How will I be notified if one of them comes through? Love, love, love DVC!! Just decided we needed more room and wanted to upgrade.

    Hi Cassie!

    I'm so happy to hear that you love your Disney Vacation Club Membership! I am always telling people that it is one of the best decisions that we made as a family, so it's exciting to always hear such fantastic reviews from other families as well.

    A Waitlist is exciting! As much as I enjoy my position as the official Disney Vacation Planner for our family and friends, it's fun to have an occasional surprise! The Waitlist features offers me that. 

    If your Waitlist request is granted, you will receive an email indicating such within a few hours. Then you can log in the Disney Vacation Club Member Website and check out your Upcoming Vacations. You will see your new Disney Vacation Club Resort accommodations listed there. It's a positively Pixie Dusted surprise! 

    Wishing you many magical memories.

    Sally

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Meet the Panelist: Sally, Georgia

"To all who come to this happy place, welcome." I am the lucky wife to my brave Prince, a homeschool mom to two bold and brilliant daughters, and a wine educator. Joining the Disney Vacation Club meant that our family could travel to a "World of yesterday, tomorrow, and fantasy" as often as we could sneak away, so we do! I'm so glad you have joined us and would be thrilled to sprinkle a little Pixie Dust on your next unforgettable vacation! Learn More About Sally

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