Desert Blue and Beaver Creek Officially Announced

Subject: VIP Notification - Announcing Two New Resorts
Date: Oct 31, 2014 1:01 PM
Use your CLUB WYNDHAM Plus points to stay at the Wyndham Desert Blue and Wyndham Beaver Creek Resorts

Opening for Reservations - November 5
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We are excited to announce to our VIP members that our newest proposed future CLUB WYNDHAM® Plus resort- Wyndham Desert Blue - will open for reservations, using your CLUB WYNDHAM® Plus points, on Wednesday, November 5 for vacations starting as early as March 20, 2015.

The newly built Wyndham Desert Blue is an 18-story resort located just minutes away from the famous Las Vegas strip known for its abundance of casinos, entertainment, shopping, and world-class dining. The resort will feature many amenities including a beautiful pool, hot tub, pool bar and grille, fitness room, and convenience store.

Remember to mark your calendars to make your reservations on November 5!

In addition, we are pleased to announce that Wyndham Beaver Creek, located in Avon, Colorado, is also now available for reservations for vacations beginning as early as January 2015. This resort will be an exclusive Presidential Reserve Resort featuring Presidential Reserve one–, two– and three–bedroom Suites. Avon, located just eight miles west of world-renowned Vail, has year-round activities from kayaking and fishing in the summer to skiing and snowboarding in the winter. Wyndham Beaver Creek will feature a hot tub, ski lockers and fitness room.


While we prepare Wyndham Desert Blue for its debut, owners also have the opportunity to help ensure the resort is ready for opening. Visit Wyndham Desert Blue as early as February 27, 2015, for as low as $179 per night. Learn more about how to take advantage of this special offer. Eligibility requirements and Terms and Conditions apply. Void where state registration requirements have not been met.



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$179 per night, conditions apply sounds like you need to sign up for a sales pitch for that rate.

heres the announcement with pretty pictures

http://view.email.wyndhamvo.com/?j=...97612&jb=ff991270&ju=fe5d15717d610c7d7d17&r=0

lcml11 said:

$179 per night, conditions apply sounds like you need to sign up for a sales pitch for that rate.

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Yep. The first thing listed in the "Terms and Conditions" is that you have to attend a 120 minute sales presentation.

Maybe we all ought to sign up and go terrorize their sales staff with FACTS!

Pay $179 and attend s presentation- no thanks.

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JimMIA said:

Yep. The first thing listed in the "Terms and Conditions" is that you have to attend a 120 minute sales presentation.

Maybe we all ought to sign up and go terrorize their sales staff with FACTS!

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All of the Tug VIPs taking them up on their kind offer would probably get thier marking person fired and they probally would not do that again anytime soon.

Well, maybe not. The still get $179 per night and it would be great experience for their sales team. Especially the more experienced one they probably would have on hand for the openings.

lcml11 said:

All of the Tug VIPs taking them up on their kind offer would probably get thier marking person fired and they probally would not do that again anytime soon.

Well, maybe not. The still get $179 per night and it would be great experience for their sales team. Especially the more experienced one they probably would have on hand for the openings.

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Robert

You and I are legend among the sales staff, we have already taught them all we know...and they wont see us...(at least not me), any more.

ronparise said:

Robert

You and I are legend among the sales staff, we have already taught them all we know...and they wont see us...(at least not me), any more.

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They still like meeting with my wife and now have started offering my eldest sone special incentives to go to a sales meeting. Do not know if I am persona non grata or not. Am retired now and have a temporary job in a out of area location, so timesharing has not been possable for me lately.

Do not worry, you will be forgiven at some point and wanted back. After all, you are getting to big in N.O. At least a former Senior Sales staff member nows the difference between you and me now. I have been mistaken for you sometimes but not this time.

The number of points per week are really high for the Desert Blue. A studio is 203 000 points, and the 4 BR Presidential is 700 000! The number of points needed are about 40-70% higher compared to the Grand Desert.

north said:

The number of points per week are really high for the Desert Blue. A studio is 203 000 points, and the 4 BR Presidential is 700 000! The number of points needed are about 40-70% higher compared to the Grand Desert.

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I wonder why? What's there to make it worth more? Is it just because the market will support points that high?

Although brand new, I agree that the points chart is very high for this resort. Having stayed at Wyndham Grand Desert, I think the pools look much nicer than that of Wyndham Desert Blue. Based on points charts, I would select Grand Desert again. That is if I wanted to stay at a Wyndham property in Las Vegas.

Las Vegas has many properties to choose from, and many different price points. I think this points chart is just too high. I hope they have specials?

Cynthia T.