As long as you bought your resale week before 6/20/2010, you can still enroll it. Though the fee now is $2395. No need to purchase trust points.
We did purchase before then, and I didn't realize that. Thanks!
As long as you bought your resale week before 6/20/2010, you can still enroll it. Though the fee now is $2395. No need to purchase trust points.
I'm not sure if it meets your criteria, but we traded a 1 BR at Marriott Manor Club (MSE) for a 1 BR at Maui Ocean Club for the 3rd week in June. We got the trade 7 months in advance.

That's a nice trade, and at the beginning of prime season in Maui no less.
No, keep your eyes open for that upgrade to a 2BR. It will only cost you another exchange fee.
When you say "once", was it before DC. I think Terry is looking for post DC prime exchanges as it seems that DC has affected II inventory for prime time.
I think that Kauai Beach Club and Ko'Olina are perhaps the two easiest resorts to exchange in to in Hawaii. Since I like to rank things, here is my ranking of easiest to most difficult Marriott Hawaii resorts to trade in to.
- Kauai Beach Club
- Ko'Olina
- Maui Ocean Club (original)
- Waiohai
- Maui Ocean Club (Lahaina Napili Towers)
- Kauai Lagoons
I think #1 and #2 are pretty close as are #3 and #4. #5 and #6 are considerably harder IMO.
Great advice. I will definitely keep an eye out, just in case.
If you still can, I would suggest adding EPlus to the exchange confirmation. If you are unenrolled in DC that is. It costs $49 and allows you to retrade up to three times for no additional exchange fee. If you are enrolled in DC, you can't add it, but wouldn't have an exchange fee to retrade since it is paid as part of the combined annual DC membership fee.
I think this week is one of those that got "caught" before ePlus started. I have a "start retrade" link, but no "add ePlus". So, if I see a bigger unit between now and then, I can just use the "start retrade" link to book it? I've only changed a reservation once before, but it was by calling in.
I have been following this thread but just noticed that I got MVF 2 bedroom 19 July for my 1 bedroom Lake Shore 1st January.
This is prime season and the trade came through in January. I did only put the request in after locking of in January. Also got a second week the same time with a cancellation request but I had to keep looking myself and ring in.
Insidently this was outside flexchange and the replacement had the restriction. Was very thankful for the overide cause the whole family is joining from Africa and Australia and really needed two villas.
I'm curious, did the OP mean MFC or MVF. I'm not familiar with MVF.
We all have noticed the drop in available Marriott units in II's inventory since the inception of the DC. Has anyone received a premium trade at 6-13 months out?
By premium I am talking about a 2BR in Hawaii mid summer.
A 2BR at NCV mid summer or a 2BR at Grand Ocean mid summer.
A 2BR for mid Feb thru mid March at Mountainside.
These are all trades that were difficult before, but I'm wondering now if they are impossible.
We all have noticed the drop in available Marriott units in II's inventory since the inception of the DC. Has anyone received a premium trade at 6-13 months out?
By premium I am talking about a 2BR in Hawaii mid summer.
A 2BR at NCV mid summer or a 2BR at Grand Ocean mid summer.
A 2BR for mid Feb thru mid March at Mountainside.
These are all trades that were difficult before, but I'm wondering now if they are impossible.
On June 3 2013, I traded a 1bd Shadow Ridge for a 2bd Marriott's Waiohai Beach Club MAW on December 8, though I ended up having to cancel because of a scheduling conflict.
I looked back though, and that is about it for 6-12. I have a whole lot of them for 2-6 months though.
I find that it's "slim pickins" every time I look for an exchange.
I am trying to exchange two deposited weeks : a one bedrrom at Beachplace during President's Day week in February (superprime) and a two bedroom oceanfront at Ocean Pointe in March (prime). Neither one of them seems able to draw a decent exchange for the Marriott resorts into which I am trying to exchange. Interestingly, when I search for weeks in Palm Beach with the one bedroom I get some off season listing for Ocean Pointe and Oceana Palms plus a few undesirable non Marriott resorts. When I search with the two bedroom I only get the listings for Ocean Pointe. I don't understand why the one bedroom seems to have more trading power than the 2 bedroom. Any ideas?
December weeks at Waiohai show up often in II, even moths in advance. There have been several for this coming December already spotted.
Let me know if this summer or fall you trade into or even spot a Waiohai for summer 2015. That's the basis of this thread.
There may be a trade restriction for Ocean Pointe trading back into Oceana Palms. If so, it's not that terribly uncommon.
December weeks at Waiohai show up often in II, even moths in advance. There have been several for this coming December already spotted.
Let me know if this summer or fall you trade into or even spot a Waiohai for summer 2015. That's the basis of this thread.![]()
Jl, I take it from your post that you are trying to "find" weeks yourself on II by searching at various times. Have you tried putting in your request for locations and times you would travel with II? That is the only way we have success with some of the difficult/high demand trades that we have gotten. It sometimes takes months to fulfill but I believe some of these rare weeks are going to requesters like us first before they are showing up as available inventory on II's website. At least that's been our experience.
Let me know. Good luck.
Brian