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[Expired] Wyndham Timeshare Promo: 3 Nights for as Little as 7,500 Points

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Update:

The offer mentioned below has expired and is no longer available.

We can all agree that timeshares tend to be a bad idea — but fortunately, this newest promotion from Wyndham doesn’t require you to buy one. And this promotion is different in another way, letting you book with points, rather than cash.

Let’s take a look at Wyndham’s newest promotion details and see whether it’s worth it for you to opt in.

Offer Details

This newest offer from Wyndham lets you purchase a 4-day, 3-night stay at select Wyndham properties. Unlike typical offers, you’ll book with points — and you’ll do so at an excellent rate.

Here are the key terms:

  • Valid for numerous locations, including Las Vegas, Myrtle Beach, Orlando, Phoenix, Williamsburg, Oceanside, Branson, San Francisco, and St. Thomas
  • Prices start at 7,500 Wyndham Rewards points plus tax; others are available for 15,000 points
  • Includes 3 nights in a hotel for up to 4 people (2 adults and 2 children)
  • Not valid for residents of Hawaii, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, West Virginia, and Wisconsin
  • Must meet registration requirements, including being 28 years of age or older with full-time employment or 60+ and fully retired
  • Must attend a 120-minute timeshare presentation
  • Offer expires September 30, and the stay must be completed by December 20, 2024

Is It Worth It?

Do you have a strong will? Do you mind saving money at the expense of your time? If you can turn down hard-sell tactics and would love to save hundreds of dollars on a vacation, this promotion could be a good option.

Attending the 120-minute timeshare presentation is mandatory, so keep that in mind when you’re booking. That being said, you can score some significant savings by booking this package.

Let’s consider the Club Wyndham Smoky Mountains, one of the options available for the 7,500-point promotion.

Club Wyndham Smoky Mountains promotion offer
Sample offer with this deal. Image Credit: Wyndham

Meanwhile, booking this room directly can cost you more than $900 out of pocket.

Club Wyndham Smoky Mountains cash cost
Cash cost for the property. Image Credit: Wyndham

Redeeming 7,500 points to save $901.77 provides a value of 12 cents per point — insanely higher than our average valuation of Wyndham points at 0.9 cents each.

Typically, we see Wyndham’s timeshare promotions with a discounted cash cost, but this unique offer to redeem 7,500 or 15,000 points for a 3-night stay can provide above-average value for your Wyndham points.

Hot Tip:

Since you’ll pay mandatory taxes when redeeming the package — and since it will count as a travel purchase — you’ll be able to use a credit card that maximizes spend on travel to add extra earnings into the mix.

Final Thoughts

Plenty of people don’t want to spend their time on vacation sitting through a sales pitch, and that’s understandable. However, if you’re looking for a whopper of a deal on a vacation, this Wyndham timeshare promotion offers a pretty generous opportunity.

You’ll likely want to act quickly if you’re looking to take advantage — and make sure that you’re eligible according to the offer terms before committing yourself to a purchase.

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About Carissa Rawson

Carissa served in the U.S. Air Force where she developed her love for travel and new cultures. She started her own blog and eventually joined The Points Guy. Since then, she’s contributed to Business Insider, Forbes, and more.

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