FREE VACATION
I ran across this gem that is not exactly free but really close! Here's the deal. These Luxury resorts have vacant rooms every day so now they are using them to get new customers. By giving you the room for "free", they hope that you not only will return in the future but will tell your family and friends what a great time you had while you were there.
Here's how it works:
1)You get 3 days and 2 night's hotel accommodations at the destination resort of your choice,
Las Vegas, NV
Laughlin, NV
Reno, NV
Orlando, FL
Atlantic City, NJ
Cancun, MX
Anaheim, CA (Disneyland Area)
Seattle, WA
Lake Tahoe, NV
Daytona Beach, FL
Palm Springs, CA
San Antonio, TX
Gatlinburg, TN
White Mountain, NH
Honolulu, HI
Pocono Mountains, PA
New Orleans, LA
Myrtle Beach,
Vallarta, MX
Mazatlan, MX,
Victoria, BC
Branson, MO
2)You pay $10.00 for postage and handling to redeem the vacation certificate, then only the room tax - which varies from $9 to $15 per night, depending on the location.
3)There are blackout dates - The week before or after any major holiday and major conventions in Las Vegas. Weekends also require a small surcharge.
4)If you choose a Las Vegas or Reno/Lake Tahoe location and you are not a Nevada resident you can also get a benefits certificate good for $500 in cash, playing chips, meals, drinks, and show tickets to play with while your there and YOU KEEP ALL OF THE WINNINGS!
You do have to pay for travel to and from your destination but where else are you going to find a luxury hotel for 3 days and 2 nights for $40 bucks! Great deal!
2 comments:
One more question about this, do you have to listen to a timeshare presentation? Most things like this I have found , you get the 2 day 3 night, but you have to commit to 90 minute tours and sales pitch to get it. Just checking.
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Under the FAQ section of the website, one of the questions asks "Does the customer have to purchase airfare or attend any sales presentation to recieve this offer?" The answer is NO. Hope you enjoy it and let me know how it turns out! Have fun!
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