Time Share Offer
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Many of the major hotel chains offer timeshare properties under a different brand, and they often have huge incentives to get you in the door to listen to their sales pitch! These incentives could include certificates for free hotel stays, gift cards, bonus points, and more!
If you end up staying at one of their timeshare brands on a trip, you may also see some promotional materials around the hotel, so keep your eyes open! For instance, team member Meghan took advantage of this on a trip to Arizona. When she was checking in at the Hyatt Residence Club Sedona, Pinon Pointe, she saw a sign in the lobby that mentioned something about a $100 gift card in exchange for attending a timeshare presentation!
We polled members of the FBZ Elite Travel and Points Facebook group on whether they would sit through a four-hour presentation to get 45,000 Wyndham points. Most people said no, that their time was more valuable.
I need to work for 1.7 weeks in order to earn my PTO (paid time off) for 4 hrs that turn into 5-6. On the other hand, I need to work 0.2-0.4 week to cover the cost of the future nights this presentation gives me. Mathematically, it doesn't make much sense. My PTOs are hard earned and I have to jump through hoops to secure my vacation due to the nature of my job. My time is more valuable than money.
*Details of Participation: By participating in this offer, you agree as follows: If you are married or participating in this offer with a cohabitating significant other, you and your spouse or significant other (as applicable) are hereinafter collectively referred to herein as \"We\" or \"Us:\" I am, or at least one of Us is, 25 years of age or older. I or We each (if married or cohabitating with a significant other who is participating in this offer with me) have a valid driver's license or government-issued identification. I have, or at least one of Us has, a valid personal credit card bearing a MasterCard, Visa, American Express, or Discover logo. I or We (if married or cohabitating with a significant other who is participating in this offer with me) have a gross annual household income of at least $50,000 (this income requirement may be waived if I, my spouse, or my cohabitating significant other who is participating in this offer with me is 62 years of age or older) and I understand that I, or at least one of Us (if married or cohabitating with a significant other who is participating in this offer with me), must: (i) have a minimum credit score as established by this offer's sponsor (currently a FICO score of 600); or (ii) if FICO information is not readily available, meet Bluegreen's internal financial risk underwriting requirements. I or both of Us (if married or cohabitating with a significant other who is participating in this offer with me) may not have filed for bankruptcy or been adjudicated bankrupt or insolvent within the past 7 years. If cohabiting with a significant other who is participating in this offer with me and combining income, I understand that proof of cohabitation through government-issued identifications showing identical home addresses is required. I agree that I (or We if married or cohabitating with a significant other who is participating in this offer with me) must attend and complete an approximately two-hour Bluegreen Vacation Club sales presentation and tour on the benefits of timeshare ownership at the Bluegreen Vacations preview center in my selected destination area. If married, or cohabiting with a significant other who is participating in this offer with me, both individuals must attend and complete the timeshare sales presentation and tour together. I or We each (if married or cohabitating with a significant other who is participating in this offer with me) understand that neither of Us may participate in any promotional or other offer made by another vacation ownership company or travel club while traveling on this Package. You agree that you and all the members of your traveling party will meet Bluegreen's health screening requirements which may include, among other things, answering a brief series of health-status questions and a non-invasive temperature check. Residents of North Dakota and South Dakota and any states where registration or licensing requirements have not been met are not eligible for this promotion. By participating in this promotion, you agree you are subject to Bluegreen's mandatory arbitration and waiver of class action and jury trial provisions (which can be found at -waiver-language). You further agree not to claim punitive, incidental or consequential damages, or any other damages and further waive all rights to have damages multiplied or increased. Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential therefore such exclusions may not apply to you. For full details of participation, click here.
We've probably all received an invitation to a timeshare presentation where we'd spend a few hours but get a free or inexpensive vacation out of the deal. Most of the time we say \"no\" because of the horror stories we've heard from people who have attended a similar event with aggressive sales tactics or with people that didn't respect their time. Today's parents have limited time to spend with their children while balancing work and household duties. Is attending a two-hour timeshare presentation to save a few bucks worth sacrificing time with the family -- especially when you're on vacation
But some of these timeshare properties, many of which can also be booked with points, are pretty appealing. We'll talk about the timeshare pitch and perks in a minute but let's first look at some timeshare properties families may want to visit.
Here are a few examples of popular family-friendly timeshares, many of which are bookable on traditional hotel points. Elite members might receive an upgrade to a larger room when making a hotel reservation. And, another bonus of booking a timeshare-stye property usually ensures that you'll get a one-, two- or even three-bedroom unit that will easily fit your family (and with washing machines!).
Spending points, however, isn't the only way you can stay at these villa-style properties. Most of them canvas travelers to find some that will exchange their time to attend a presentation for a free or heavily discounted stay, cash or a combination of the two. In most cases, you'll need to set aside at least two hours for the presentation.
The offer will vary based on which company's presentation you attend. If you are actually interested in buying into a timeshare, do your research beforehand to understand the pros and cons of ownership and get a firm handle on pricing. The timeshare resell market can be a great way to save money if you do decide that ownership is right for you.
No matter what the offer is to attend a presentation may be, always negotiate when speaking with the representative. Remember that you'll be giving up valuable vacation time with your family to sit through the timeshare presentation. He or she may have something extra to offer to close the deal.
While checking on my IHG Rewards Club account, the telephone agent discussed a Holiday Inn Vacations Club timeshare offer. For $199, my family and I would receive a four-day, three-night vacation in our choice of one of 14 destinations. The options included Orlando, Las Vegas, Myrtle Beach, the Great Smoky Mountains and other destinations.
Some offers are a bit pricier, such as the $798 offer some receive to spend 5-nights at the Westin Princeville in Kauai, though that offer does include an Avis car rental. Or, at the Disney Aulani in Hawaii attending the sales presentation scores you two luau tickets (normally $139 each).
If you'd like to stay at the timeshare resort, you can book rooms for less than $200 a night or 35,000 IHG Rewards Club points. The IHG Rewards Premier Credit Card is a great way to earn IHG Rewards points to pay for your stay.
The Holiday Inn Express Gatlinburg Downtown is located immediately next door and shares many of the benefits of the timeshare, including the indoor waterpark and pool. On many of the dates I checked, the rooms were very inexpensive when paying cash. You could book a room for 30,000 IHG points, but when the cash price is so low, I would opt for the cash rate or book through the Chase Ultimate Rewards portal.
When you attend a timeshare presentation, remember that you're sitting with trained sales professionals. Their job is to weave a story to create an emotional connection and get you to believe that timeshare ownership is better than staying in a hotel where you want, when you want and paying how you want (cash or points).
Most timeshare presentations say that you need to attend for 90 to 120 minutes. If you let them, they'll keep you there as long as they can. If they've done their job correctly, they'll try to find the emotional trigger that will get you to buy one of their packages before you leave.
Timeshare purchases are a big commitment, so the salesperson wants to ensure that both spouses are there to sign off on the contract. If one spouse is not there, it is an easy excuse to say that \"I need to speak with my spouse about this\" to get out of the potentially high-pressure sales pitch.
Timeshare companies know the children can be a distraction or an excuse to leave early during the sales presentation. Because of this, your children may not always be allowed to attend the timeshare presentation with you, though there are exceptions to this. For example, the Disney Vacation Club does a great job providing colors and such for kids to stay busy during the presentation. We have heard of children attending with other brands, too, such as Hyatt.
After signing in at the front desk, you'll watch a video with the other guests while your sales rep waits in another room. The video is designed to make you think about how you can travel with your family using the timeshare and what fond memories you will create. Timeshare members will talk about the places they travel with their ownership and how they love that the timeshare can be passed down to their children. 59ce067264
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