Magical Getaway ?

[Snooks23]

Has anyone ever heard about this website?

http://magicalgetaway.com/disney/package-3day/

Im trying to figure out if it is legit. It seems too good to be true & that usually means it is.

Any help is appreciated .

 

[Robo]

Has anyone ever heard about this website?

http://magicalgetaway.com/disney/package-3day/

Im trying to figure out if it is legit. It seems too good to be true & that usually means it is.

Any help is appreciated .

I'm not sure what the deal is on that link, but many times a "too good"
Disney deal comes with (and requires) a full-on pitch for a Timeshare purchase.

 

[JimMIA]

I'm not sure what the deal is on that link, but many times a "too good"
Disney deal comes with (and requires) a full-on pitch for a Timeshare purchase.

That would be a good question to ask. This ad is not from Disney itself, so it might be a timeshare promotion.

If it is a timeshare promotion, you will be required to sit through a timeshare sales presentation. Depending on the company, that could be not too bad, or it could be awful.

If the timeshare is Westgate or Wyndham, it will basically be a hostage-taking featuring the worst of the timeshare industry -- so I sure wouldn't sign up for those.

You should also know that you can buy many very good timeshares on eBay for pennies -- sometimes free.

Disney Vacation Club (Disney's timeshare) does NOT offer these kinds of deals -- so it's not DVC.

 

[wdwjeffc37]

If you read at the very bottom of the ad it says it is "soliciting for sales of a timeshare interest or plan." Also, the hotels are not that close to Disney and you would be on the hook for parking and such. Beware! Some of these timeshare pitches are brutal and can take a lot of your time.

 

[KimBean]

I clicked once and saw red flags:

Have to be 28.
Have to call.

This is at the bottom of the page:

This advertising material is being used for the purpose of soliciting sales of timeshare interests or plans.