Earn 60,000 Bonus Points with Wyndham Timeshare Offer
Club Wyndham has a new timeshare offer. These are offers that require you to attend a timeshare presentation, which in this case is two hours. In return you get a cheap stay at a Wyndham property and bonus points. This offer gives you a bonus of 60,000 points for select destinations, and prices start from $249 for 3 nights. Let’s see the details.
The Offer
Book a 3-night stay for $249 and earn 60,000 Wyndham Rewards Points. Attending a two hour timeshare presentation is required. Eligible destinations include:
- Orlando, FL
- Destin, FL
- Nashville, TN
- Austin, TX
- Atlanta, GA
- Branson, MO
- New Orleans, LA
There are even more destinations available for $299 for the three night stay, and up. Make sure you carefully read the fine print regarding eligibility and any other restrictions.
Conclusion
This is a pretty good offer as Wyndham Rewards are quite valuable. 60,000 points are easily worth at least $600 so you are getting back more than what you are paying for your 3-night stay. Even if you choose one of the pricier destinations, you are still coming out ahead.
Once you purchase one of the packages, you then have 12 months to actually book your stay. It might be worth asking for something extra as well if you call. You can also ask about different destinations. I have not tried this Wyndham, but I would guess it works the same way.
It’s also a good idea to prepare yourself for the timeshare presentation which is mandatory. You can check out the experience of one of our readers who participated in a similar offer for Hilton timeshares. Check out the article for some idea on what to expect and how to best prepare yourself.
Also let us know if you have already done one of these timeshare offers in the past!
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