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Marriott grande vista 2 bedroom gold season annual use. First use 2026

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Annual use Marriott grande vista, it is part of the Florida club(we booked ocean front at ocean pointe for 2025 usage in late June).

Annual fees for 2025 were $1957, first usage and fees for new owner in 2026.
Buyer to pay closing and rofr. Any questions, just ask!
 
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sb2313 said:
Annual use Marriott grande vista, it is part of the Florida club(we booked ocean front at ocean pointe for 2025 usage in late June).

Annual fees for 2025 were $1957, first usage and fees for new owner in 2026.
Buyer to pay closing and rofr. Any questions, just ask!
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Bumping this back up! We used the Florida club to book a late June ocean front week at ocean pointe for our usage this year!
 
I am surprised you haven't found anyone to take this yet. Our gold weeks still trade great!
 
Is this a dedicated 2BR or a lock off?
 
I am certainly confused by the responses to the lockoff question. I thought if you wanted a 2br trader that could lockoff into a studio and 1br (to trade independently) that you had to buy a deeded lockoff.
 
GTLINZ said:
I am certainly confused by the responses to the lockoff question. I thought if you wanted a 2br trader that could lockoff into a studio and 1br (to trade independently) that you had to buy a deeded lockoff.
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Unless it's a fixed week, fixed unit deed for a unit that is not a lock-off, the deed just has to be for a resort that does have lock-offs. Some deeds don't have the ability to lock-off because all the units at their particular resort were built as standalone 2BRs/3BRs, etc. Luckily, those resorts are less common in the Marriott system. If you have a deed that has a mix of lock-off and standalone 2BR units, the ability to lock-off is more subject to availability of lock-offs remaining for the particular weeks you want to reserve.
 
Is this 2BR week eligible to lock off and split so I can deposit the two separate rooms into II for trading?
 
shadow25 said:
Is this 2BR week eligible to lock off and split so I can deposit the two separate rooms into II for trading?
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Yes, however it is subject to availability at the time you attempt to book the week each year. If a lock off is available and you want for the date you are booking then it is yours if you request it.












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i understand that the deeded units a GV are in a season- but I thought that the actual unit number on the deed matters.

I have seen many posts over the years about which GV units for sale are lockoff units based on the unit number - because they want a unit that can lockoff.

@dioxide45 - would you please confirm since your post makes it sound like it does not matter (and there have been many emails about which GV units for sale are lockoffs)
 
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GTLINZ said:
i understand that the deeded units a GV are in a season- but I thought that the actual unit number on the deed matters.

I have seen many posts over the years about which GV units for sale are lockoff units based on the unit number - because they want a unit that can lockoff.

@dioxide45 - would you please confirm since your post makes it sound like it does not matter (and there have been many emails about which GV units for sale are lockoffs)
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Grande Vista is a floating unit system. So the unit number only matters in terms of the size (1BR, 2BR or 3BR) and if it is in the Florida Club. If you own a deeded non lock off unit number, you can float and book into a lock off unit. The opposite is also true. Both options are available when making a reservation. This is true of all resorts that float with the unit.
 
dioxide45 said:
Grande Vista is a floating unit system. So the unit number only matters in terms of the size (1BR, 2BR or 3BR) and if it is in the Florida Club. If you own a deeded non lock off unit number, you can float and book into a lock off unit. The opposite is also true. Both options are available when making a reservation. This is true of all resorts that float with the unit.
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Thanks!

So if you are to going to trade in Interval, how does this work? Specially do you have to reserve a physical unit within Marriott before you deposit to Interval (and pay the lockoff fee)?
 
Yes and you should try to reserve the week with the highest TDI.
 
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