I don't know why I never noticed it until now. As long as you have selected a deposited week, on any of the search pages (even if you have narrowed down the search a bit by the left menu bar), scroll down to the bottom of the page and you'll see the Search For Exchange Opportunities box. You can use keywords such as part of a resort name, resort ID or location, then pick your date range! And it isn't be limited to a mere 10 week period -- I just tried searching with a one-year period and it worked! You don't even need to add a date range if you are looking for one resort or a group of resorts with a common word in the name -- then you can see all available dates for those resorts. Okay, this is such a great addition that I'm willing to put up with the other annoying things about the new search system (and wait for more improvements such as faster page movements)! As DH often says to me "You wronged me, didn't you?" -- I am sorry I was too quick to get mad at RCI when I failed to look at the search pages in their entirety.
I don't know why I never noticed it until now. As long as you have selected a deposited week, on any of the search pages (even if you have narrowed down the search a bit by the left menu bar), scroll down to the bottom of the page and you'll see the Search For Exchange Opportunities box. You can use keywords such as part of a resort name, resort ID or location, then pick your date range! And it isn't be limited to a mere 10 week period -- I just tried searching with a one-year period and it worked! You don't even need to add a date range if you are looking for one resort or a group of resorts with a common word in the name -- then you can see all available dates for those resorts. Okay, this is such a great addition that I'm willing to put up with the other annoying things about the new search system (and wait for more improvements such as faster page movements)! As DH often says to me "You wronged me, didn't you?" -- I am sorry I was too quick to get mad at RCI when I failed to look at the search pages in their entirety.
For my purpose I use particular city, state or resort names, and I don't end up missing anything (as opposed to "Florida Southern Gulf Coast" for example). A search for "San Diego" included Baja California area resorts (as well as the usual Carlsbad, Escondido, etc.), so I'm guessing for other particular city word searches the system will also expand the results to include nearby cities.
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