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Does anyone know how the 5 night travel package works with being a timeshare owner in the proper way? My sister is looking at purchasing in, and the family is probably going in as a share. Is the actual purchaser on the document the only one who can use the benefit, or is there a way of adding additional people? Does the 5 night also work when purchased from a third party?
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RE: 7 nights cert
I know this was discussed recently, but I just want to fully understand what can vs. what can't do. A few of my friends/co-worker who were mainly SPG in the past had caught on to Marriott Travel Package with the SPG-Marriott 1 to 3 transfer. So, a lot of them have lots of these 7 nights cert (1-5 for now) in their account after all the recent transfer promo (UA 20K max / AA 20% / AP 30%). Here is a couple yes/no questions: 1) Can the member book hotel reservation and add "someone else" name to the reservation for that "someone else" to check-in and stay at the hotel without the member even show-up? 2) Can the member "transfer" that 7-nights cert to someone else Marriott account for that "someone else" to book a reservation from this "someone else" account on their own? If 2) is yes, here are a few more questions: a) Does this "someone else" get the 7 night stay credits toward his/her elite qualification or does that stay with the original member. b) As mentioned that the cert is only CAT 1-5 now, can this "someone else" use his/her own points from his/her account to upgrade to CAT 6 or higher cert? or this upgrading the cert need to be done from the original member first before transfer over. Thanks in advance for your help. |
Was looking to book 5 nights on reward points, but the check in dates for the property available for what I need.
7 nights Plus Miles might be a better option. (p.s. only Gold Elite) Just wondering if the call in agents have more availability showing than I would online ? |
Originally Posted by joeags
(Post 27501396)
Does anyone know how the 5 night travel package works with being a timeshare owner in the proper way? My sister is looking at purchasing in, and the family is probably going in as a share. Is the actual purchaser on the document the only one who can use the benefit, or is there a way of adding additional people? Does the 5 night also work when purchased from a third party?
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Originally Posted by coleworld
(Post 27501889)
Was looking to book 5 nights on reward points, but the check in dates for the property available for what I need.
7 nights Plus Miles might be a better option. (p.s. only Gold Elite) Just wondering if the call in agents have more availability showing than I would online ? Or do these 7 night packages have NO blackout dates? |
It's the same availability as normal base category award room availability. No separate blackout on TPs. If award room is available for 7 consecutive nights, you can book the TP.
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Originally Posted by Delta3MM
(Post 27499938)
I have extended many times. Works exactly as advertised. Call Marriott rewards as close to the one year anniversary without going over a year. Ask for it to be extended. They extend it for one year from the day you call in.
Just that easy. Then I book and use the extended certificate within the year. I have never tried to extend it twice and would expect to hear a no if I asked. Billy |
Originally Posted by stargold
(Post 27507244)
It's the same availability as normal base category award room availability. No separate blackout on TPs. If award room is available for 7 consecutive nights, you can book the TP.
I was hoping the certificate would work based on base rate availability NOT rewards room availability |
If you are staying at a property for more than 7 nights and have paid and award nights together, you can use the 7 day certificate even if the award nights are not consecutive. You have to book the reservation with an agent for it to work, but they can make it count as one continuous stay for award purposes. This also works for the 5 day award certificates.
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AS miles
Redeemed Nov 14 Monday afternoon.
Miles in account when checked at 12:05AM EST Nov 23. Miles not in account when checked in the morning of Nov 22. |
Is it still possible for anyone to get the 5 night package?
I want the 5 night and not the 7 night one. I'm torn on whether to take Alaska miles or United as well..120k vs 152k. I have 400k UR, 175k Amex, 235k Marriott, 140k AA, any suggestions? I only redeem for J/F from USA to mostly Asia, and sometimes Europe. |
Originally Posted by crazytravelguy
(Post 27518730)
Is it still possible for anyone to get the 5 night package?
I want the 5 night and not the 7 night one. I'm torn on whether to take Alaska miles or United as well..120k vs 152k. I have 400k UR, 175k Amex, 235k Marriott, 140k AA, any suggestions? I only redeem for J/F from USA to mostly Asia, and sometimes Europe. |
Originally Posted by s0479
(Post 27518768)
I think the 5 day is only for those that own vacation club- or it used to be that way, may have changed.
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Originally Posted by crazytravelguy
(Post 27518730)
Is it still possible for anyone to get the 5 night package?
I want the 5 night and not the 7 night one. I'm torn on whether to take Alaska miles or United as well..120k vs 152k. I have 400k UR, 175k Amex, 235k Marriott, 140k AA, any suggestions? I only redeem for J/F from USA to mostly Asia, and sometimes Europe. I would try and ask for a supervisor for the 5 day TP. Worst is they say no, best they say they will make an exception for you. You never know. Good luck. |
Originally Posted by YoungBubbie
(Post 27518836)
I'm not sure but I think that 20% bonus with UA is over. AA 25% bonus is good through end of month.
I would try and ask for a supervisor for the 5 day TP. Worst is they say no, best they say they will make an exception for you. You never know. Good luck. AA is over, UA is good til end of month. Thanks |
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