Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa

Buying Grand Floridian DVC Resale

Grand Floridian has the lowest 2026 annual dues at Walt Disney World: $8.31 per point. Buyers often assume the Victorian flagship on the monorail loop must cost the most to hold each year. It is among the priciest Walt Disney World contracts to buy. It is the cheapest to hold.

As of October 2026, resale listings on this site were asking an average of $173.79 per point. The 28 listings in that snapshot ranged from $151 to $195. Among Walt Disney World resorts, only Polynesian Villas averaged higher.

Dues History From 2021 to 2026

• 2021: $6.81
• 2022: $7.01
• 2023: $7.33
• 2024: $7.57
• 2025: $7.93
• 2026: $8.31

That is a rise of $1.50 per point across five years, and the rate never fell in any year of that span. Dues bill each January on each point you own, used or not. A low rate works in your favor year after year, and on a contract with nearly four decades left, that adds up. The full resort comparison lives on the annual dues page.

The Setting

Grand Floridian sits on the Seven Seas Lagoon, one monorail stop from Magic Kingdom, with boat service and a walkway to the park as well. It suits you if Magic Kingdom is the center of your trips and you want to return to the same place year after year. Families who split time evenly among all four parks may find the location matters less than the price.

A Long Contract With a High Entry Price

Grand Floridian contracts expire January 31, 2064, leaving about 38 years as of 2026. The high price per point is spread across nearly four decades of allotments. Pair that with the lowest dues at Walt Disney World and the yearly cost of holding a Grand Floridian contract can look different from what the sticker price suggests. Run your own numbers in the DVC cost of ownership calculator before you compare it with a cheaper resort.

Why Owning Here Matters for Booking

Home resort owners book Grand Floridian 11 months before check in. Everyone else waits until 7 months. At a resort this popular, rooms for busy weeks can be gone before the 7 month window ever opens. A cheaper contract somewhere else does not fix that problem if Grand Floridian is where you want to stay.

Resale buyers keep that 11 month priority. They lose Membership Extras and the Sorcerer Pass discount, and resale Grand Floridian points cannot be used at Riviera Resort, the Disneyland Hotel villas, or the Cabins at Fort Wilderness. Browse the Grand Floridian resale listings to compare use years and point counts.