One of the reasons that timeshares work really well for me is that I like Hawaii. And Hawaii seems to highlight the biggest disparity between hotel life and timeshare life in terms of cost. In this video, I want to highlight that from a timeshare perspective, staying in Hawaii is similar to the cost of staying somewhere on the mainland. That is because the points used to stay at many timeshares is similar to the points needed in Hawaii.
And because Costco in Hawaii is priced similar to California, the actual costs for food is almost the same as being on the mainland. So as a timeshare owner, my Hawaii Vacation is not much different than my Las Vegas or Orlando vacation. i used Worldmark and Hilton as my example only because they have a more simplified pricing model (Marriott breaks down by a lot more facts like oceanfront and many more granular seasonal variations.