Wondering how adding your Disney DVC to a trust works? It’s a smart move for many buyers — and easier than you might think. If you’re purchasing through DVC Sales, just head to your profile and enter the full legal name of your trust (e.g., “The John and Jane Smith Revocable Living Trust dated March 3, 2022”). Click the lock icon to save, and we’ll use that trust name when preparing the contract and deed.
In the contract’s main fields (Section A), you’ll still list your own names — not the trust — so Disney can match your existing membership. Once the transaction closes, the deed will reflect your trust ownership, just as you requested.
Many DVC buyers use a trust to simplify estate planning, avoid probate, or share ownership among multiple family members. Disney Vacation Club allows this without any issue, as long as the title paperwork is filled out properly at the start.
Already a DVC member? If your current deed isn’t in the trust, that can be changed. Contact our title company and they’ll walk you through a simple retitling process. Once completed, your future purchases can be titled the same way — keeping everything streamlined under one membership number.
Keep in mind that Disney may ask the trustee for verification or limit access to Member Services to the person named in the trust. That’s standard practice and doesn’t affect your ownership rights or reservation ability.
Whether this is your first time using a trust or part of a long-term estate plan, our team and title partner will help you handle every step with clarity and confidence.