There's a list of Orlando TS promotions here:
http://orlandotouristinformationbureau.com/vacationpackages/vacationpackages.htm
Also, you can go to one of the major timeshare company websites -- Hilton Grand Vacations, Diamond International, Marriott Vacation Club, Starwood Vacation Network -- fill out their contact form, and when they call, ask about promo offers for attending a presentation.
Be aware of these caveats from www.moneycrashers.com
Giving up 90 minutes of your vacation time may not seem like a big deal if you are getting a significant discount, but most people who attend a timeshare presentation report that you need to be prepared for very high-pressure sales tactics, which include:
1. Keeping You for Longer Than the Allotted Time... Half a vacation day gone.
2. A False Sense of Urgency... Saying you must act before the presentation ends.
3. Not Disclosing Cancellation Periods.
4. Arguing Aggressively Against Objections.
5. Guilt as a Means of Coercion... They should get something in return for your "gift."
6. Lying About the Investment Value... Significantly overstating benefits and value.
7. Concealing True Costs of Ownership... You never hear about booking restrictions or fees.
8. Multiple Pitches & Different Salespeople... A “manager” sees you before you leave.
Many people report that, as a result of the high-pressure tactics, they bought a TS despite their clear intent not to do so. Some customers report not getting exactly what they were promised.
Not every single timeshare company is going to entrap you in long sales pitches or put you in sub-par accommodations. It may be possible to have a fine experience on your vacation. However, the bottom line is that you take a risk when you accept free gifts from timeshare presenters, and it does not come without strings attached.
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