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II: TDI chart no longer available? [TDI link added to Exchange Co. Sticky]

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Sorry if this has been already brought up, but I just happened to notice that the TDI chart in Interval, that used to come up when you viewed a specific resort, is no longer there.

I used to depend on that chart to gauge what weeks to deposit, and what weeks to reserve for my floating weeks.

Does anyone know why this is no longer available?
 
They may be editing it. It seems like some are gone and some are still available. Some return after being gone for a bit. Per the Interval forum, it seems like once they are back a few weeks seem to change, most seem to stay the same.

So far according to those who have hard copies to compare it is the weeks around Easter that change. It makes sense because it is a moving holiday. I would expect weeks 51, 52, and 53 would be different as well next year as week 51 does not include Christmas in 2016.
 
I hope they are just updating them.

BTW - these are regional, rather than for each resort.

What area are you looking for? You can still view them with a direct link - and I have some links saved.
 
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I think they are going to have to keep them and keep them updated because they have hooked not only their own points program but most other points programs as well. Required points are based on tdi and unit size.
 
DeniseM said:
I hope they are just updating them.

BTW - these are regional, rather than for each resort.

What area are you looking for? You can still view them with a direct link - and I have some links saved.
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OP could possibly be looking for the Wisconsin Dells because it is missing
 
Williamsburg is missing, Gatlinburg is missing, New Orleans is missing, Orlando is missing, Key West is missing, Branson is missing and many others.

Out of the 11 areas of the mid atlantic region (many of which consist of a single resort), only Ocean city, MD (multiple resorts), Atlantic City, NJ (multiple resorts) and Fire Island, NY (single resort) still have the index up.
 
Thank you for the link! I added it to the Exchange Company Info sticky at the top of the forum for future reference.
 
Caribbean island ones seem to be missing too. Thanks for the link.
 
Posted on the Community "Exchange" board on Interval website today:


Dear Community Members:

Thank you for bringing to our attention the issue with the TDI. Please be assured that we are working as quickly as possible to fix the issue. We will post an update on Community once the issue is resolved.

Thank you,

Interval International
 
Looks like the TDI charts are back again.
 
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