[lawwin]

It does not have prices because it is a timeshare and therefore it is based on a point system. I was just looking at their point system on another page that they have and I have to admit that the DVC system is a LOT easier to understand. We just bought into DVC and I got their system in one try. The system for Fairfield requires you to the season, week of the year, part of the week, amount per night/week, and unit you are using. For a one bdrm Deluxe unit used in the value season for one week during week 36-39 - it will cost you 84,000 pts. and more during high or prime seasons.

To my knowledge and what I can find out, you cannot just get a room at this resort. You have to buy into the timeshare and be an owner in order to stay at this property. This was part of the reason why Disney did not want Bonnet Creek there, they felt that it would compete with their own DVC properties.