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Timeshare Resort Directory
Exit options often depend on which developer manages your timeshare. This independent directory covers major timeshare developers — their ownership structures, official owner-services paths, and what to verify before acting. We are not affiliated with any developer, and this is general information, not legal advice.
Major timeshare developers and why they matter
The timeshare industry is dominated by a handful of large developers and vacation clubs, several of which have merged or rebranded in recent years. The developer that manages your interest sets the program rules that govern your options: how ownership is structured, whether any official surrender or transition program exists, what transfer and resale restrictions apply, and how maintenance fees are assessed.
This directory summarizes those developer-specific factors in general terms. For anything about your own account — balances, eligibility, program names, and contact details — the developer’s official owner services is always the authoritative source.
Why your resort or developer matters
Developer policies shape nearly every exit path:
- Whether an official deed-back, surrender, or transition program exists at all
- Eligibility rules, such as paid-off status and a current account
- Transfer requirements, fees, and any right of first refusal
- How points-based clubs differ from deeded weeks at exit
- Resale-market realities specific to each brand
Developers covered in this directory
Select a developer below to see ownership types, the official owner-services path, surrender and transfer considerations, documents to gather, questions to ask, and scam warnings specific to that brand.
- Wyndham Destinations — Travel + Leisure Co. (formerly Wyndham Destinations)
- WorldMark by Wyndham — WorldMark by Wyndham
- Marriott Vacation Club — Marriott Vacations Worldwide (Marriott Vacation Club)
- Hilton Grand Vacations — Hilton Grand Vacations (HGV)
- Westgate Resorts — Westgate Resorts (Central Florida Investments)
- Bluegreen Vacations — Bluegreen Vacations (a Hilton Grand Vacations company)
- Holiday Inn Club Vacations — Holiday Inn Club Vacations (Holiday Inn Club)
- Disney Vacation Club — Disney Vacation Club (DVC)
- Hyatt Vacation Club — Hyatt Vacation Club (formerly Hyatt Residence Club)
- Shell Vacations Club — Shell Vacations Club (operated under Travel + Leisure Co.)
- Diamond Resorts — Diamond Resorts (now part of Hilton Grand Vacations)
How to find your resort
Check your most recent maintenance-fee statement, your owner or member account login, and your original purchase agreement to confirm which developer or club currently manages your interest. Because several brands have merged, the company you bought from may now operate under a different name.
Once you know your developer, open its page below, then confirm any program details directly with that developer’s official owner services.
Developer-specific factors to verify
Before acting on any developer information — including ours — verify these details directly with the developer, since they change over time:
- The current official program name and its eligibility rules
- Whether your specific interest type is accepted for surrender or transition
- All fees, timelines, and required documents
- Transfer and resale restrictions that apply to your interest
- Current, official owner-services contact details
Professional assistance options
Some owners resolve their situation directly with the developer at no cost. Others prefer help understanding their documents and options, and certain situations — disputes, alleged misrepresentation, inherited interests, or foreclosure exposure — call for a licensed attorney.
Exit My Share offers a free, no-pressure review. We are not a law firm, we are not affiliated with any developer, and we never guarantee cancellation.
Sources & citations
- 1.FTC — Timeshares and Vacation Plans— Federal Trade Commission
- 2.FTC — Selling or Getting Out of a Timeshare— Federal Trade Commission
- 3.ARDA — Responsible Exit resources— American Resort Development Association
- 4.CFPB — Consumer resources— Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
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Exit My Share Editorial Team
Consumer Education Team
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