going to a time share resort?

Im planning a trip to Los cabos I found a great deal at the Royal Solaris but I have to attend a 90min time share meeting, has anyone done this and do you recommend it?

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  1. binkster61 says:

    Do the meeting, let the presenter know up fron that your now buying anything and dont want to waste anyones time more than needed. I did one at the La Estancia at Cabo San Lucas, they give you a gold card thats good for big discounts on local activities.

  2. cabochick23 says:

    Hola! Yes, I have attended the time share presentation. Theirs would be a medium to low pressure tactic. I’ve been to ones that were extremely high, so I know the difference. Bottom line, don’t sign anything if you don’t plan to buy anything. You should get some nice gifts out of the deal as well. I got kahlua, a snorkel trip, blankets from Royal Solaris when they just opened.

  3. Cruiser 68 says:

    I have done it a few times (Cancun, New York & Florida) and it can be really bad or not so bad. The one in Cancun was really long and the people were really putting pressure on us to purchase a time share. We did purchase one from the place in Florida and if you travel alot and can afford it, it is a good deal. I would say go to it and see what benefits there are.

  4. Ram says:

    For one, I believe they strictly aim at couples (married or not), so you may not get hassled if you’re not going with your loved one.

    If you are going with him, you know what, save yourself the trouble. Forget the "free gifts", the time you spend with these fools is not worth it. They put the pressure one and push your buttons (watch out for the Mayan Palace peeps)… anyways, I ended up buying one and strongly regret it, mainly because they lied up front about many things (not to give timeshares a bad name, but Mayan Palace yes)… and I regret even taking time off MY honeymoon and MY vacation to go deal with these fools… go to Cabos and enjoy your vacation; many peeps are out there to scam you anyway… they promise $200 and sometimes end up giving you 200 Pesos… just avoid signing up for the 90 minute meetings that turn into hours meetings. Your precious time is worth more than what they give you…

    Now if you’re interested in a timeshare, then by all means go to one… good luck!

  5. Sx Doc says:

    You will be able to take advantege of this "deal" ONLY if you qualify for their timeshare presentation, for which they will ask you to assist with your spouse and to make a certain income…Royal Solaris also qualifies single women who are over a certain age and who make a certain income. If you qualify for the "deal" they will ask you to attend the presentation, with no commitment to purchase their timesher program, but they will be very hard on you, at the end they will ensure to "squeeze" you regardless how many times you say NO. The 90 minutes is never that…I tell you this because I went through this presentation last week…it was almost three hours of pressure….I did not buy anything, but hey made it very clear that the so known "deal" I got was because of my time was theirs!!! Needless to say, things did not end up nice. I ended up going to a couple of other presentations (InterContinental and Hilton) and they were a lot nicer…they even gave me free tours!!!….it is your call….good luck!

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