Grand Californian DVC Resale

Expires 2060 $8.22/pt dues ~$1,233/yr on 150 pts

Active Listings

$248

Avg Price/Point

2060

Contract Expires

$8.22

2026 Dues/Point

Active Grand Californian Resale Listings

Points	Use Year	$/Point	Total Price	Broker	View
160	Jun	$235	$37,600	DVC Resale Market	View
160	Jun	$234	$37,440	DVC Resale Market	View
300	Jun	$240	$72,000	DVC Resale Experts	View
200	Jun	$240	$48,000	Vacation Club Life	View
220	Jun	$240	$52,800	DVC Resale Experts	View
160	Dec	$245	$39,200	Vacation Club Life	View
160	Jun	$245	$39,200	Vacation Club Life	View
250	Jun	$243	$60,750	DVC Resale Market	View
210	Oct	$248	$52,080	DVC Resale Market	View
160	Feb	$245	$39,200	DVC Resale Experts	View

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Room Types at Grand Californian

Room Type	Sleeps	Sq Ft	Points/Night
Deluxe Studio	4	356	11–30
One-Bedroom Villa	5	754	22–60
Two-Bedroom Villa	9	1,066	33–88
Three-Bedroom Grand Villa	12	2,475	56–146

Point requirements vary by season, view category, and year. Shown ranges reflect low season to peak season.

Grand Californian DVC Point Chart (2026)

Room Type	Adventure	Choice	Dream	Magic
Deluxe Studio	10	13	18	25
1-Bedroom Villa	18	24	33	47
2-Bedroom Villa	28	37	51	73
Grand Villa	59	79	108	155

Points shown are per night (weekday). Standard view, weekday rates. Theme park and courtyard views add 2-5 pts/night. Actual charts published annually by Disney at disneyvacationclub.disney.go.com.

Annual Dues at Grand Californian

$8.22

Per Point (2026)

$822

100 Points/Year

$1,233

150 Points/Year

$1,644

200 Points/Year

Note: Grand Californian dues are typical for a California destination resort. Annual dues cover housekeeping, maintenance, resort upkeep, and Disney resort management.

Annual Dues History (per point)

2022	2023	2024	2025	2026
$7.26	$7.49	$7.72	$7.96	$8.22

Dues have increased 13% since 2022. Disney typically adjusts dues each January.

Pros & Cons of Grand Californian

Pros

Exclusive back-gate entrance directly into Disney California Adventure -- the best park access of any DVC

Award-winning Arts and Crafts architecture -- one of the most beautiful resort lobbies in the world

Walking distance to Disneyland via Downtown Disney

Long contract term (2060)

Napa Rose restaurant -- one of the finest dining experiences at any Disney resort

Cons

California location limits accessibility for most US buyers

Highest point requirements on the West Coast

Resale prices are premium reflecting the unique park-gate access

Parking costs in Anaheim are significant

Location & Transportation

Exclusive private entrance into Disney California Adventure (inside the park)

Walking distance to Disneyland via Downtown Disney (5-10 minutes)

Walking access to Downtown Disney District from the hotel

ART bus service to Anaheim Convention Center and area destinations

Approximately 30 minutes from John Wayne Airport (SNA)

Approximately 40 minutes from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)

Frequently Asked Questions

The Villas at Grand Californian Hotel expire in 2060, giving buyers over 34 years of remaining use.

Grand Californian has a private entrance gate that opens directly into Disney California Adventure, allowing resort guests to enter the park without walking through the Downtown Disney esplanade. This is an exclusive perk not available to any other DVC resort.

2026 dues are approximately $8.22 per point. A 150-point contract costs approximately $1,233 per year.

No -- Grand Californian is unrestricted, meaning resale buyers keep all standard DVC benefits including home resort priority.

Grand Californian is inside Disney California Adventure with a park-gate entrance, while Disneyland Hotel is just outside the parks. Grand Californian is considered the premium option with superior park access but typically higher resale prices.

Napa Rose (fine dining), Storytellers Cafe (character breakfast), White Water Snacks (quick service), and the GCH Craftsman Bar. Downtown Disney and both parks are also walkable for extensive dining options.

Why Buy Grand Californian DVC Resale?

Grand Californian is the only DVC resort with a private entrance directly into a Disney theme park -- the DCA back gate is an extraordinary perk that no other DVC property offers. Combined with the award-winning Arts and Crafts architecture, Napa Rose fine dining, and a 2060 contract expiration, Grand Californian makes the strongest case for California-based DVC ownership. West Coast buyers who visit Disneyland regularly will find it unmatched in convenience.

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