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[kev5982]

I have 2 weeks deposited in RCI to be used for the next 3 years.
They have a trading power of 8.
I found a week at the Occidental Club in Aruba for November of this year.
Its an all inclusive resort.
I was wondering if this fee is per adult or a one time fee, and is there any other fees?

Exchange Fee* can be Exchange Fee with or without taxes or Fixed Fee
All Inclusive Fees
Check-In Between Fees Unit Type Notes
19-Aug-2017 22-Dec-2017
Adult Fee: US Dollars 1309.00
Fee Type= Week
1 Bedroom .
Urgent Information

• Policy Restrictions

• Animals are not permitted; could result in forfeiture of the unit and/or other penalties.

• General Urgent Information

• To view the All Inclusive Fees you will be responsible for paying upon check in, click on the AI Fees tab above or visit RCI’s “All inclusive” website WWW.RCI.COM

• Additional Information

• Mandatory All Inclusive Program. Dress Code (long pants) for specialty restaurants enforced. A US$100 refundable deposit will be held upon check in to a credit card for incidental expenses (calls, etc).
• To coordinate Airport- Hotel transfer, call: 001-786/522-1103

Offer includes only accommodations and specifically excludes travel costs and other expenses that may be incurred.
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Thanks,

Kevin

 

[Jan M.]

From the way it is worded I would assume that the fee is per adult per week. And I wouldn't expect children to be free just a lower rate. Your best bet is to call RCI and ask.

 

[gmarine]

The fee is per person per week. Childrens cost will depend on the age

 

[kev5982]

Thanks for the help

 

[kev5982]

Thanks for the help

So you think that is a good price, $1309 per adult?

 

[richontug]

Unless you really want an all-inclusive, I would suggest a DIVI non all-inclusive and spend your money in the great restaurants on the island.

 

[kev5982]

Unless you really want an all-inclusive, I would suggest a DIVI non all-inclusive and spend your money in the great restaurants on the island.

ok thanks

 

[sandkastle4966]

I think the problem is going to be that a week worth 8 (or combining for 16) may not match an aruba week.....October weeks (low) are usually over 20. All-inclusive may be the only option......

I would second the idea of NOT going all-inclusive in Aruba - too many fabulous restaurants. $1,300 PER PERSON - you can rent a 1 bedroom for less than that in a lot of the timeshares in Aruba