hotel w/ 90 min. meeting

[dee1923]

ok i live in miami and I normally go at least 3 times a year to disney due to the fact i can get there in 3 hours. the last time i went it was march. well i want to go again now in june. but i want to budget this trip a little better. I was wondering if any one here has ever stayed in a hotel with good rates, that the only way you can stay with those rates ,is if you attend to a 90 min tour or meeting..( i know some even give tickets to disney theme parks) i am not going to buy a time share and have no interest to do so in the future. but i just want to know how was your guys experience and if it was worth it... and any tips, also and where did you stay.
thank u

 

[spiceycat]

do you know someone who founds a timeshares and trades through RCI - they have some great bargins - now!@

they have Vacation Villa at Parkway for $179 plus tax for a 1-bedroom. for a week

6-1-07 to 6-10-07

these will go fast as this is a pretty popular place.

you don't have to listen to any sales pitch for this price.

 

[mom-mom2three]

Yes, I stayed at Westgate Lakes about 2 years ago, we got a great rate and the resort was beauitful. The only thing is the 90 minutes usually turn into about 2 and 1/2 hours. That was my experience as well as several of my friends and family. They serve you a meal (breakfast or lunch) and then start on the sales pitch, if you turn down the salesman he will then go get the manager and let him try to talk you into buying. If you are persistant they will finally let you go

 

[dee1923]

ok this is the offer i have its a 4day/3 night vacation package. plus two adult tickets to disney
for only 49.99...plus taxes....
but i have to attend that annoying 90 min orientation...
i get to stay in either:
Inn at summer bay, holiday Inn express, or Radisson World gate...
should i do it????
sounds to good to be true.
i have never experienced this before, thats why im asking????

 

[dee1923]

Yes, I stayed at Westgate Lakes about 2 years ago, we got a great rate and the resort was beauitful. The only thing is the 90 minutes usually turn into about 2 and 1/2 hours. That was my experience as well as several of my friends and family. They serve you a meal (breakfast or lunch) and then start on the sales pitch, if you turn down the salesman he will then go get the manager and let him try to talk you into buying. If you are persistant they will finally let you go

well isnt the agreement 90 minutes..im planning to time it and once it hit to 90 minutes ..im just gonna say im sorry but the orientation was only suppose to last 90 minutes..... so sorry gotta go!!!... and im planning to take my son which is 4 years old to annoy him...lol....

 

[spiceycat]

ok this is the offer i have its a 4day/3 night vacation package. plus two adult tickets to disney
for only 49.99...plus taxes....
but i have to attend that annoying 90 min orientation...
i get to stay in either:
Inn at summer bay, holiday Inn express, or Radisson World gate...
should i do it????
sounds to good to be true.
i have never experienced this before, thats why im asking????

now it is fine. but remember to be prepared to say "NO" at least 10 to 12 times... timeshare sales people have a very, very, very hard time understanding that word - they may even be deaf to it.... or just dumb.

 

[spiceycat]

well isnt the agreement 90 minutes..im planning to time it and once it hit to 90 minutes ..im just gonna say im sorry but the orientation was only suppose to last 90 minutes..... so sorry gotta go!!!... and im planning to take my son which is 4 years old to annoy him...lol....

tell the person up front that you only have 90 minutes. and refuse any food offering....

tell him to skip the personel stuff....

 

[CarolA]

If you get out in 90 minutes you have to be extremely rude. You will be "abused" for "wasting thier time"

Sorry, but to me it's not worth it. I don't go on vacation to fight with rude salesmen and their' "managers"

The 90 minuetes does NOT start until they start selling (breakfast does not count against the time limit) If you just walk out then YOU are screwed. YOU have no proof you went (They won't have given it to you) and they can and have decide to "charge" you full price since you did not "attend" And you have no proof.....

 

[dee1923]

If you get out in 90 minutes you have to be extremely rude. You will be "abused" for "wasting thier time"

Sorry, but to me it's not worth it. I don't go on vacation to fight with rude salesmen and their' "managers"

The 90 minuetes does NOT start until they start selling (breakfast does not count against the time limit) If you just walk out then YOU are screwed. YOU have no proof you went (They won't have given it to you) and they can and have decide to "charge" you full price since you did not "attend" And you have no proof.....

ok so i guess i wont have breakfast there