Marriott will have to deposit unreserved trust inventory in to II far earlier than 60 days out. The enrolled members in the trust will not be numerous enough to soak up all those unsold weeks. Marriott won't hold on to them until day 60 because then many of the units will go unfilled. Not a lot of people book at the 60 day mark compared to farther out. Empty units are not good for business. There may be a longer delay now in ulsold weeks going to II, but they won't wait until 60 days out.
DClub stats
For the period 6/20/2010 thru 9/17/2010
* 24,739 enrollments
* 53,975 enrolled owner weeks
* 1,730 point banking transactions
* 2,544 point borrowing transaction
* 4,167 point based reservations - for more than 11,000 nights
* more than 5,500 families have purchased more than 9,000,000 points
There are more than 370,000 legacy owners who on average own 1.3 weeks = nearly 500,000 weeks.
That represents about 10,000 owner owned occupancies/week or 70,000 nights per calendar week
DClub stats
11,000 nights/12 weeks = just over 900 nights per week
900/70,000 = 1.3%
That's a pretty small percentage of the pie, but keep in mind that DClub is still starting up. OTOH, I would guess that the summer is probably the best time to sell timeshare, and that the holidays are not a great time to sell timeshare.
I think a lot of those occupancies are pluspoints. The average stay is short.
11,000 / 4,167 = 2.6 days per stay