Where Should Wyndham add a Resort?

[jwalk03]

Where would you most like to see Wyndham add a resort and why?

 

[dgalati]

Pittsburgh. Need more Midwest locations. Great city with a lot to offer.

 

[susieq]

Niagara Falls ~ either side. There's so much to see and do there, but no Timeshares.

 

[geist1223]

London, Madrid, Paris, Ring of Kerry, Bergen, etc.

 

[chapjim]

Lullvull

 

[louisianab]

Make another Glacier Canyon style resort, still five hours from my house in a different direction
Currently west, northwest so any other direction than that.

 

[HitchHiker71]

USA:

Key West
Cape Cod
Maine
Southwest Florida coast
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Virginia Beach
OBX

Caribbean:

DR
Aruba
Bermuda
Caymans
Bahamas
Jamaica

Central America:

Costa Rica
Belize
Panama City

EMEA:

Spain
Portugal
England
Italy
Greece
France
Germany
Switzerland
Ireland

APAC:

Tokyo
Maldives
Australia
New Zealand
Singapore

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[dagger1]

Key West.

 

[wjappraise]

Marco Island / Naples, FL area.

 

[ecwinch]

Galveston.

 

[Hecdiaz1]

USA
Key west
Siesta Key
Maui

Caribbean
Aruba
Bahamas

Mexico
Cancun
Cabo

Central America
Belize

Europe
Madrid
Barcelona
London
Paris

Asia pacific
Maldives
Tokyo

Oceania
Bora bora

And I think that’s all for my wish list lol

 

[HitchHiker71]

Key West.

Seconded!


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[am1]

You buy it they will build it.

 

[ecwinch]

Yeah - Maui is really the missing dot on the map.

 

[dstacy969]

Alaska


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[Baby Jane]

Gulf Shores AL.
Florida Keys
More in California wine country
Niagra Falls
Portugal
Greece
Tuscany
Cornwall

 

[joestein]

The carribean in general.

 

[Crafty71]

Well...looking at everyone else's replies, I see that I am in the minority, but my family prefers mountains to beaches (and most of the mountain "resorts" that Wyndham does have are rarely ski-in/ski-out AND impossible to get in to during ski season...I'm looking at you Avon...!).

I also find the NorthEast to be a little sparse...

My choice(s) would be:
Banff (or some other Canadian Rockies resort);
Chamonix (or some other kick-ass European ski town);
Lake Placid;

I also like that WorldMark is building one in Moab but I am a little disappointed that it is not co-branded...

Cheers!

 

[HitchHiker71]

Well...looking at everyone else's replies, I see that I am in the minority, but my family prefers mountains to beaches (and most of the mountain "resorts" that Wyndham does have are rarely ski-in/ski-out AND impossible to get in to during ski season...I'm looking at you Avon...!).

I also find the NorthEast to be a little sparse...

My choice(s) would be:
Banff (or some other Canadian Rockies resort);
Chamonix (or some other kick-ass European ski town);
Lake Placid;

I also like that WorldMark is building one in Moab but I am a little disappointed that it is not co-branded...

Cheers!

You bring up a good point about the Northeast, which is why I listed Maine and Cape Cod. I like the Lake Placid idea, and would love to see a resort or two in the Adirondacks/Finger Lakes areas of NY. Beautiful country up there for sure. We have spent time at Lake George and Schroon Lake in the past.

 

[jwalk03]

Make another Glacier Canyon style resort, still five hours from my house in a different direction
Currently west, northwest so any other direction than that.

I would love another Glacier Canyon style resort!! They should do this in Sandusky, Ohio! Ohio doesnt have a single timeshare that I am aware of, but Sandusky would be perfect. It already has a Great Wolf Lodge, and Kahlahari, and Castaway Bay so there is clearly demand for indoor waterparks there, plus you would have Cedar Point and Cedar Point Shores and all the Lake Erie offers water sports and beaches.

I would think the Poconos would be another option for a Glacier Canyon style indoor waterpark resort as well. Or maybe Branson, but Branson has such a glut of timeshares already I don't really think it needs more.

 

[jwalk03]

Galveston.

I really like this idea too. It surprises me how few timeshare resort there are on the Texas Gulf Coast. Seems like this would be a really good area to expand with plenty of population in the nearby area to fill them up.

 

[comicbookman]

Pittsburgh. Need more Midwest locations. Great city with a lot to offer.

At last weeks presentation, during the group video, they told us Pittsburgh is coming very shortly.

 

[louisianab]

At last weeks presentation, during the group video, they told us Pittsburgh is coming very shortly.

This is very helpful info, thanks!

 

[jjking42]

I really like this idea too. It surprises me how few timeshare resort there are on the Texas Gulf Coast. Seems like this would be a really good area to expand with plenty of population in the nearby area to fill them up.

Have you seen the water in Galveston. I have lived in Texas 30 plus years and refuse to go to the beach there. Much rather drive to Florida panhandle. Maybe South Padre island.


My list
Maui
Banff
SW Florida
Upstate NY/ Vermont
Badlands of SD
More San Diego
More NYC
Jamaica
Aruba
Atlantis

Of course if they build any of these they would assign a crazy high point value and I would probably not go.



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[joestein]

This is very helpful info, thanks!

Is it going to be an actual timeshare? or just a converted hotel or worse an "associated" hotel where you need to pay 400-500K points for a week in a hotel room.