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Hello,
My parents own wyndham, but I'm interested in BlueGreen as well. Mainly, I like the locations (esp. Hershey and Marathon). And I hear good things about them. (Here, mostly
But there isn't much info about them.
Do you buy weeks or points? Or can you buy either?
If either, what's the advantage of one over the other?
With wyndham, you can reserve within a 60 day window for a discount. Does that apply to BlueGreen, or anything similar? And if so, is there availability at any worthwhile place on short notice?
That's the "game" I'm referring to in the title. There are other ways to benefit, though i'm not familiar with them all. I hear BlueGreen (and welk?) are very friendly toward resale points. But how do i play the BlueGreen "game"? Or isn't there one?
It seems that owning a week (if thats the way BG works) is the most expensive way to vacation as there is no chance of getting a last minute discount booking. You just own it and use it, and always pay full price, in points, for it. Correct?
Thanks.
My parents own wyndham, but I'm interested in BlueGreen as well. Mainly, I like the locations (esp. Hershey and Marathon). And I hear good things about them. (Here, mostly
But there isn't much info about them.
Do you buy weeks or points? Or can you buy either?
If either, what's the advantage of one over the other?
With wyndham, you can reserve within a 60 day window for a discount. Does that apply to BlueGreen, or anything similar? And if so, is there availability at any worthwhile place on short notice?
That's the "game" I'm referring to in the title. There are other ways to benefit, though i'm not familiar with them all. I hear BlueGreen (and welk?) are very friendly toward resale points. But how do i play the BlueGreen "game"? Or isn't there one?
It seems that owning a week (if thats the way BG works) is the most expensive way to vacation as there is no chance of getting a last minute discount booking. You just own it and use it, and always pay full price, in points, for it. Correct?
Thanks.