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An Ebay auction for a Royal Caribbean ended last night with no bids (opening was $ 997). Certainly the uncertainty about the AI and residual payout are keeping buyers away, but the main reason I stayed away was that the closing was through Timeshare Closing Services---but the first two considerations also weighed heavily.
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Any updates?Comment
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Last I heard the mandatory AI was only applicable to exchangers and some renters but only at the Royal Sands and Royal Haciendas and the daily fee was a tad over $ 100 pp. Hopefully, it will die the same death as the former meal plan---but I fear it will expand to other resorts and someday even include everyone including owners.Comment
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That's a shame. I love those resorts, but I will never exchange into an AI. I'm not a drinker, and never spend that much on food on a daily basis. No deal there for me.Comment
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Agree, I am very disappointed as well - we have had some really nice family vacations at these resorts, but now - nope, not at $105 per person per day.Originally posted by catwgirl View PostComment
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That's really too bad. I'd like to try it, but no, I don't eat or drink $100+/dayComment
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Terms denoting AI requirements and options: http://www.royalresorts.com/packages/default.aspComment
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At least they say that the AI will always be optional for owners. Interesting that they say they think it will bring more people to the resort. I feel like that will be renting through other outlets, and not the exchange companies.Comment
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