Vacation Village Resorts Timeshare

When a Vacation Village timeshare no longer makes sense

A timeshare that once fitted your vacation plans can eventually become an unwanted annual expense. Owners contact us for many different reasons, including:

The resale market for timeshares can be very different from what owners expected when they bought. An ownership may have cost a substantial amount originally but still prove extremely difficult to sell later.

That can leave owners feeling trapped between continuing annual fees and a resale route that does not provide a realistic solution.

• They no longer use the ownership enough to justify the maintenance fees.
• Age, health or changing family circumstances make regular travel more difficult.
• They have multiple timeshare interests and want to simplify their commitments.
• They are frustrated by availability or by the practical use of their ownership.
• They have tried to sell or dispose of the timeshare without success.
• They want certainty that the ongoing obligation will actually end.

Vacation Village at Parkway, Bonaventure and Grandview owners

Because Vacation Village operates through a large network of individual resorts, owners often search using the name of their specific property rather than the parent group.

Whether your paperwork refers to Vacation Village at Parkway, Bonaventure, Weston, The Grandview or another Vacation Village affiliated resort, ACC can review the ownership you actually hold and the circumstances surrounding it.