I'm not sure there is a comprehensive list and I suspect it changes from time to time, esp if they GM changes. The ones that do limit the number and tend not to be available during the busiest time. I know historically HH, Orlando and CA resorts do in general. I've seen reports that Utah resorts do not but YMMV. I doubt HI or the Caribbean do but that's just a guess based on their situation. I would think that common sense would give you a good idea such as Branson & Williamsburg's likely, Boston, Beach Place, Crystal shores, likely not. It's always space available and generally limited to a few per day when allowed. There is a check in procedure that varies with the resort, usually at the front desk or spa desk. Parking is usually the lowest type available. Even then it's only at resorts you actually own at. As for how common, as a % of members I suspect it's very rare but for some I think it's quite common as it's going to be the same ones over and over again. Basically the ones that live in the area or someone staying at one resort who owns at another. Some use it much like they would a country club if they live in the area like HHI. Looking at other systems it varies from system to system for example, DVC never allows day use, Bluegreen does at some resorts, I'm not sure about Wyndham even though I own a small amount of points with them.I've seen various threads on here discussing day use for owners. Is that a common thing? If so, is there a list of Resorts where this is allowed if you are an owner?
I know they did years ago.Palm Desert resorts do not. Bransons Willow Ridge does.
Shadow Ridge does, it's in the deeded governing documents. I though Desert Springs had it as well.Palm Desert resorts do not. Bransons Willow Ridge does.
There have been lots of threads on this topic. Search and you will find a lot of lists. But as noted, you only get it if you own a week there.I've seen various threads on here discussing day use for owners. Is that a common thing? If so, is there a list of Resorts where this is allowed if you are an owner?
This is a little different, but where MVC resorts and Marriott hotels are co-located, for at least some the Marriott hotel may offer a limited number of day passes to the resort subject to occupancy levels.There have been lots of threads on this topic. Search and you will find a lot of lists. But as noted, you only get it if you own a week there.
I did. You can't search day use because the words are too short.There have been lots of threads on this topic. Search and you will find a lot of lists. But as noted, you only get it if you own a week there.
I have been around TUG a long time, and I have never seen any such lists of resorts that offer day use and those that don't. Just lots of anecdotal information based on owner experience.There have been lots of threads on this topic. Search and you will find a lot of lists. But as noted, you only get it if you own a week there.
I did. You can't search day use because the words are too short.
Shadow Ridge does, it's in the deeded governing documents. I though Desert Springs had it as well.
Or possibly they weren't at the time. Most likely they just weren't informed. I'm assuming you own at DSV.When I was there in Feb staying at Shadow Ridge, and wanted to use DSV, they told me no. Could be a newbie I suppose
Or possibly they weren't at the time. Most likely they just weren't informed. I'm assuming you own at DSV.
I know they used to allow it there. If it were important maybe asking further would give different results. It would be unusual for one in the area to allow day use but not another unless there were some specific reason.Yes, I am an owner. Bummed me out a bit. It may be the only time I'll have had a chance to actually use the benefit!
@davidvel - Shadow Ridge may indeed have it, forgot about that resort, was speaking of dsv.
I know they used to allow it there. If it were important maybe asking further would give different results. It would be unusual for one in the area to allow day use but not another unless there were some specific reason.
I've seen Grande Ocean limit it or not allow it during the busiest weeks and it's always space A. That's the one I have the most experience with. I always want to be kind but I dislike getting uninformed decisions so the call back and ask again or ask for a supervisor are common methods to handle such matters. Unfortunately the worker bees are often ill informed on such matters, which would be understandable for this issue, so if they are unaware, they'll assume it's not allowed.Yeah, usually I am persistent and get what I am supposed to get, but, was not sure if the resort had it or not, so didn't press. Feb is high season, could have been a reason, oh well. I'll live. If it ever happens again, I'll look into it further. Maybe I'll dig out the docs so I am informed at that time. It would be nice to have a central spot listing all known day use resorts.
You're talking about a separate paid membership to have access to day use without owning a week there, correct. I am aware of at least one other resort that does this but it is not as high end as Marriott or Hyatt.I realize this is a Marriott section, but since they own Hyatt I thought I could add this. Hyatt Coconut Plantation allows outside memberships to the resort.
Generally you need to be an owner at the resort in order to get Day Use privileges.I've never heard of a day pass, but I'm still a newbie. At Shadow Ridge, for example, you can get a day pass if you are an owner at Shadow Ridge, or a MVCI owner anywhere?
Was that on hotel side or MVC side of things?The Marriott in St. Kitts sells day passes. I bought one when I had a cruise stop there a few years ago. I think it was $50 for the day but that included a $20 voucher for lunch from the pool bar.
That is the hotel operator selling them for extra revenue.Was that on hotel side or MVC side of things?