Browse points per night for all 18 Disney Vacation Club resorts — by room, view, and season, for 2026 and 2027.
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Short answer: A DVC point chart lists how many points you need per night at each resort, and points vary by season, room type, view, and whether the night is a weeknight (Sunday–Thursday) or weekend (Friday–Saturday). Pick any of the 18 resorts above to see its full 2026 or 2027 chart. Lower-demand weeks cost the fewest points; holidays and peak weeks cost the most.
A DVC point chart shows how many points you need per night to book each room type at a resort. Points shift with the calendar: they're grouped into seasons (from lower-demand "adventure" or "choice" periods up to peak holiday weeks), and within each season, Friday and Saturday nights cost more than Sunday through Thursday. Use the dropdowns above to view any resort's full 2026 or 2027 chart by room and view.
Find your season by travel date, then read across to your room type and view. Multiply weeknights (Sun–Thu) and weekend nights (Fri–Sat) by their point values and add them up for your total stay. Prefer to skip the math? Our points calculator does it automatically for any date range.
Disney typically releases the next year's point charts around the middle of the prior year. The resort's total annual points stay the same, but Disney can move points between dates, so a specific week may cost more or fewer points than the year before. That's why comparing years, as you can above, is useful for planning ahead.
A DVC point chart shows how many Disney Vacation Club points are required per night to stay in each room type at a resort. Points vary by season, day of week (weeknights versus weekend nights), room size, and view. Each resort publishes its own chart, and Disney releases new charts about a year ahead.
Yes. Disney releases a new point chart for each resort roughly a year in advance. The total annual points for a resort stay the same, but Disney can shift points between seasons and nights, so specific dates may cost more or fewer points from year to year.
Friday and Saturday nights are in higher demand, so they cost more points than Sunday through Thursday nights. Disney balances this so the resort's total annual points stay fixed, which is why weeknights are comparatively cheaper.
It depends on your dates and room type, but value and standard rooms at resorts like Animal Kingdom Villas and Saratoga Springs are typically among the lowest points per night, while studios at monorail and Epcot-area resorts run higher. Use the chart above to compare any resort, then our points calculator to total a specific stay.
PointHoppers is an independent Disney Vacation Club fan resource, not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by Disney. Point values shown are published figures for 2026 and 2027 and may change.