2 groups at WBC - parking?

[jennyincolo]

We are staying at WBC in October - my parents are arriving the next day and have a separate car, but staying with us. Does anyone know how I get them a parking pass? Do they check in separately under my reservation?

Thanks for any input!

 

[JimMIA]

First of all, you don't need a parking pass.

That's just a scam to get you to the desk where the timeshare sales weasels can sign you up for a timeshare sales presentation in which they will try to pressure you into buying a timeshare that you could buy for $1 on eBay. They'll tell you it's an hour and a half, but the truth is it will be much longer and will be really oppressive high pressure.

To enter WBC, you need a room key. They will not accept your stupid parking pass.

If you truly feel like you NEED a parking pass, there is no limit so just ask the sales weasels for two.

But you don't need the silly thing.

WBC is a lovely resort and you will have a great time there if you follow a few simple rules.

1. Don't agree to anything the sales weasels offer you (tour, owner update, survey, or anything else). Whatever they offer you is a very high-pressure sales pitch by real, world-class sleazy timeshare salesmen. Avoid it at all cost.
2. When you get to your room, unplug the phones. Anybody you want to talk to already has your cell, and anybody who calls your room is a timeshare salesman...no matter who they tell you they are.
3. Do not answer the door. The timeshare weasels will sometimes knock on your door offering "welcome gifts." If you let them inside the room, they WILL NOT leave until you buy a $20,000-$40,000 timeshare contract.

Wyndham is a very good timeshare system, but their sales personnel are among the very worst in a sleazy industry. Dealing with the sales force and regular resort employees is like nightmare/dream.

 

[divearnd]

During your check in you will be asked for the names of the people staying in the unit. All you have to do is ask for the number of unit keys you want. Your parents do not need to do a separate check in as long as they are staying with you.