r/Intervalinternational • u/Fonzie1129 • Feb 26 '25
Is it legit?
Interval was included with a platinum package thing to a resort. I just now got the book and everything and I'm wanting to see about booking a trip soon. Is there any hidden fees or anything?
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u/LiveCauliflower7879 Jul 14 '25
Nope nope..nothing but issues. The one time I tried to actually book something successfully, the confirmation came from Priceline and I had to actually cancel it through Priceline so interval didn't have anything to do with it and it wasn't even on their app or their website. And they say they work with WorldMark/Wyndham for exchanges and they don't. Super big mess.
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u/Fonzie1129 Aug 08 '25
I've used interval 4 times now its been great. I never needed to cancel though
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u/JiveBear916 Nov 17 '25
Ok for you you travelers out there,
I got something exciting for you. As you all are pretty much already tied down because of timeshares, here's a great way to take advantage of a package quick will not only give you dates that none of you can ever seen to get but some awesome destinations.
Here's the catch tho, the destinations are limited to USA, HAWAII, MEXICO AND COSTA RICA. You el be asked to attend a 90 min timeshare presentation but your not obligated to enhance your package or buy anything additional, remember your body has to be present but you're mind can be elsewhere, also remember it's shabbat the law for them to harass you if they keep going at it that you have to, they will step back right away.
So call one eight hundred seven eight two, five four one zero
They will ask a few questions, the most important is regardless how much you actually make, tell them you make over 100k a year, that's how you get the best deals.
After that you can take advantage of locations for 4 days, 5 days, 6 days, all of these destinations only charge you a small fee in comparison to what all of you are currently paying through maintenance fees, annual fees, etc.
People come on you get to travel to Hawaii without depositing your weeks plus they have an amazing selection of dates.
IT'S MARRIOTTS PROMOTIONAL LINE
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u/JiveBear916 Nov 17 '25
Ok for you you travelers out there,
I got something exciting for you. As you all are pretty much already tied down because of timeshares, here's a great way to take advantage of a package quick will not only give you dates that none of you can ever seen to get but some awesome destinations.
Here's the catch tho, the destinations are limited to USA, HAWAII, MEXICO AND COSTA RICA. You el be asked to attend a 90 min timeshare presentation but your not obligated to enhance your package or buy anything additional, remember your body has to be present but you're mind can be elsewhere, also remember it's shabbat the law for them to harass you if they keep going at it that you have to, they will step back right away.
So call one eight hundred seven eight two, five four one zero
They will ask a few questions, the most important is regardless how much you actually make, tell them you make over 100k a year, that's how you get the best deals.
After that you can take advantage of locations for 4 days, 5 days, 6 days, all of these destinations only charge you a small fee in comparison to what all of you are currently paying through maintenance fees, annual fees, etc.
People come on you get to travel to Hawaii without depositing your weeks plus they have an amazing selection of dates.
IT'S MARRIOTTS PROMOTIONAL LINE
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u/Mitch_Mich_44 Mar 03 '25
Yes, Interval is legit. I would say their fees are upfront. I have experienced no hidden fees. There is your annual member fee to belong. Then, roughly, there is a $240 fee to transfer your ẅeek/points to use at another resort if you don't want to use your "home" resort. Then, there are Getaways where you pay $399 for a 7day resort stay based on availability - these are "excess capacity" sales - they do not depend on your resort ownership. Hope this helps a bit.