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Is there a resort calendar for Marriott's Streamside at Vail (Aspen and Cedar Buildings) ? I can't seem to find it on the Marriott owners site. Thanks!
Is there a resort calendar for Marriott's Streamside at Vail (Aspen and Cedar Buildings) ? I can't seem to find it on the Marriott owners site. Thanks!
Aspen and Cedar are not associated with MVCI in any way. I don't think they are affiliated with Marriott International either. They are independent timeshare properties. If you buy a week there, it will be in now way treated as Marriott ownership.
None of the weeks sold/resold at those two buildings can be "Marriott" weeks, and their Marriott Rewards affiliation ended when the Marriott management contract was dissolved.
If you buy in the Birch (original construction, but managed by Marriott) or the Evergreen (built by Marriott) you would be in the Marriott system. Resale rules still apply, but could enroll, etc.
If you buy in the Birch (original construction, but managed by Marriott) or the Evergreen (built by Marriott) you would be in the Marriott system. Resale rules still apply, but could enroll, etc.
To be able to enroll, you have to buy from Marriott Resales PLUS buy a matching bundle of points. Regular third party resales are ineligible for enrollment if purchased after June 2010.
If you buy in the Birch (original construction, but managed by Marriott) or the Evergreen (built by Marriott) you would be in the Marriott system. Resale rules still apply, but could enroll, etc.
Birch, Evergreen and Douglas are the three Streamside buildings that remain in the Marriott system and are affiliated with Marriott Rewards. As Jim says, external resales are not eligible for enrollment, and, direct resales can't be enrolled unless DC Points are also purchased.
I have found on most of the broken links that occured after the latest IT upgrades, if you change marriottvacationclub.com in the URL to marriottvacationsworldwide.com the link will again work as it originally did.
I have found on most of the broken links that occured after the latest IT upgrades, if you change marriottvacationclub.com in the URL to marriottvacationsworldwide.com the link will again work as it originally did.
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