Grand Floridian DVC Resale

Expires 2064 $8.31/pt dues ~$1,247/yr on 150 pts

Active Listings

$164

Avg Price/Point

2064

Contract Expires

$8.31

2026 Dues/Point

Active Grand Floridian Resale Listings

Points	Use Year	$/Point	Total Price	Broker	View
300	Sep	$157	$47,100	DVC Resale Market	View
554	Dec	$147	$81,438	DVC Shop	View
270	Jun	$159	$42,930	DVC Shop	View
160	Jun	$169	$27,040	DVC Shop	View
160	Sep	$172	$27,520	DVC Resale Experts	View
125	Sep	$160	$20,000	DVC Shop	View
500	Jun	$160	$80,000	Fidelity Real Estate	View
300	Aug	$163	$48,900	Fidelity Real Estate	View
200	Apr	$162	$32,400	DVC Resale Market	View
100	Oct	$163	$16,300	DVC Resale Market	View

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Room Types at Grand Floridian

Room Type	Sleeps	Sq Ft	Points/Night
Deluxe Studio	5	356	14–30
Tower Studio	2	200	10–22
One-Bedroom Villa	5	849	26–58
Two-Bedroom Villa	8	1,173	37–85
Grand Villa	12	2,800	73–168

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

Grand Floridian DVC Point Chart (2026)

Room Type	Adventure	Choice	Dream	Magic
Deluxe Studio	11	15	20	29
1-Bedroom Villa	20	27	36	52
2-Bedroom Villa	31	42	56	80
Grand Villa	65	88	117	168

Points shown are per night (weekday). Standard view, weekday rates. Lake view rooms add 3-6 pts/night. Actual charts published annually by Disney at disneyvacationclub.disney.go.com.

Annual Dues at Grand Floridian

$8.31

Per Point (2026)

$831

100 Points/Year

$1,247

150 Points/Year

$1,662

200 Points/Year

Note: Grand Floridian dues are competitive for a luxury flagship resort. Annual dues cover housekeeping, maintenance, resort upkeep, and Disney resort management.

Annual Dues History (per point)

2022	2023	2024	2025	2026
$7.35	$7.57	$7.81	$8.05	$8.31

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

Pros & Cons of Grand Floridian

Pros

Monorail loop access to Magic Kingdom, Polynesian, and TTC

Walking path to Magic Kingdom (15-20 minutes)

Longest WDW contract expiration at 2064 -- best long-term value on the monorail

14 dining venues including Victoria and Albert's and Narcoossee's

Victorian elegance -- Disney's flagship luxury resort

Cons

Highest per-point resale price on the monorail loop

Higher point requirements for most room types

Disney actively exercises ROFR (Right of First Refusal) on Grand Floridian contracts

Formal atmosphere may not suit all families

Location & Transportation

Monorail to Magic Kingdom, Contemporary/Bay Lake Tower, and Polynesian

Monorail to EPCOT via Transportation and Ticket Center transfer

Walking path to Magic Kingdom (15-20 minutes via the Grand Floridian path)

Boat service to Magic Kingdom

Bus service to Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom, and Disney Springs

Boat service to Polynesian and other Magic Kingdom-area resorts

Frequently Asked Questions

The Villas at Grand Floridian contracts expire in 2064 -- the longest remaining contract of any monorail-loop DVC resort, giving buyers over 38 years of use.

2026 dues are $8.31 per point. A 150-point contract costs approximately $1,247 per year -- competitive for a resort of this caliber.

Disney has historically exercised Right of First Refusal on Grand Floridian contracts more aggressively than most other resorts, meaning Disney can step in and purchase your contract at the agreed resale price. Price accordingly.

Yes -- there is a walking path from Grand Floridian to Magic Kingdom. The walk takes approximately 15-20 minutes and is scenic along the Seven Seas Lagoon beach.

Grand Floridian has 14 dining venues including Victoria and Albert's (AAA Five Diamond), Narcoossee's (waterfront seafood with fireworks views), Citricos (Mediterranean), 1900 Park Fare (character dining), and Grand Floridian Cafe.

Bay Lake Tower offers a walking path to Magic Kingdom (5 minutes vs 15-20), lower dues ($7.62 vs $8.31), and typically lower resale prices. Grand Floridian offers superior dining, Victorian luxury, and a longer contract (2064 vs 2060).

Why Buy Grand Floridian DVC Resale?

Grand Floridian is Disney's flagship -- the Victorian luxury resort on the Seven Seas Lagoon with monorail access, 14 dining venues, and the longest contract of any WDW monorail resort (2064). For buyers who prioritize luxury, dining, and the classic Disney resort experience, Grand Floridian delivers at a total cost of ownership that is lower than staying in Disney hotel rooms for the same number of nights. The 2064 expiration means decades of family vacations.

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