II All Inclusive Fees?

[Bill8777]

Does anyone know if there is a way to see the all inclusive fee? RCI shows this on most units, but I have not been able to find this on II.

Thanks

 

[Thomfam]

Click as if you are going to book the unit. That will bring you to destination information. Click once more and it will show destination information with the resort fees. Then you can exit out if you do not want to book.

 

[Ski-Dad]

What @Thomfam said. Follow all the way through until you see the price. It will not be worth it. You are not committed until you put your cc # in so dont worry about buying by accident.

 

[montygz]

If you want to stay at an all-inclusive, that's fine of course, but the usual advice is that you can get a much better price by avoiding II and RCI and booking from the resort or a travel agent

I know RCI is constantly showing me these places even when I am searching for somewhere 4,000 mile away

They must reap big commissions from those sales.

 

[WorldT]

If you want to stay at an all-inclusive, that's fine of course, but the usual advice is that you can get a much better price by avoiding II and RCI and booking from the resort or a travel agent

I know RCI is constantly showing me these places even when I am searching for somewhere 4,000 mile away

They must reap big commissions from those sales.

RCI has a filter to remove all-inclusive results. I wish Interval would do the same. Interval filter is to display only all-inclusive, not exclude them so I know they can do it if they want to.

 

[escanoe]

RCI has a filter to remove all-inclusive results. I wish Interval would do the same. Interval filter is to display only all-inclusive, not exclude them so I know they can do it if they want to.

The only thing that makes RCI's website and search capabilities seem advanced is II.

Although in the last few years RCI's has been getting worse while II's has stayed the same.