CLUB NEWS | NOVEMBER 26, 2025

Your Resort Portfolio Is Getting A Refresh

As you prepare for 2026, there is an important update about your Club Wyndham resort collection. Part of managing the individual resorts and the portfolio as a whole means staying rooted in the club’s core objectives — offer resorts in destinations where owners want to travel, maintain the highest quality of resorts, and ensure you have exceptional vacation experiences.

Earlier this year, we shared that we would be working directly with a handful of association boards to evaluate the future of their resorts. A handful of resorts, through their association owners, have voted to cease operations at the end of 2025. In early 2026, you’ll begin to notice changes to resort maps and listings that include removing these locations as options for your points usage.

Which Resorts Are Closing?

Atlantic City
Bentley Brook
Branson at the Falls
Fairfield Bay
Fairfield Glade
Orlando International (OIRC)
Newport Bay Voyage
Newport Overlook
Patriots’ Place
Shawnee

Are Any Other Resorts Impacted?

In addition, a few resorts not listed above have a subset of associations within the resort that have voted similarly, which will result in a consolidation of inventory at those locations. You’ll continue to see vacation options at these resorts, which are Club Wyndham Ocean Ridge, Club Wyndham Pagosa, Club Wyndham Star Island, and Fairfield Mountains.

How Were These Resorts Selected?

We consider factors such as owner occupancy, survey feedback, projected maintenance fees, and the potential for significant infrastructure upgrades that may require costly assessments.

What Has Been The Process So Far?

From our initial evaluation, we met with the association boards and walked through our review, financials, and projected longer term maintenance fee increases and/or special assessments. We brought in legal experts, and together, we determined the best path for each resort.

What Happens To The Resorts After They Close At The End Of The Year?

Since associations voted to cease operations, maintenance fees for these locations will not be charged for 2026, or factored into the Club Wyndham Access maintenance fees, as applicable.

In partnership with each association, the resorts will be sold. A small team of employees at each resort will continue upkeep of the properties. Each resort will move at its own pace through the legal process required for sale, and each association will remain engaged with the process and their owners as required.

What If I Own At One Of These Resorts Or Have Planned Vacations To These Resorts In 2026?

Each owner of deeded inventory at the impacted resorts should have previously received communication earlier in the process through their association and Club Wyndham. We are also contacting owners with reservations at impacted resorts in 2026 to assist with alternative vacation options.

What About The Employees At The Resorts That Are Closing?

We have many employees whose careers have touched at least one of these resorts and have made memories of their own at these properties. While many employees will relocate to other resorts in the portfolio, some will end their tenure with us as their resort closes.

As we embark on this new chapter, your club team remains committed to providing you with exceptional vacations and unique experiences. Please share your best vacation memories, at these resorts or your family’s favorite destination, by filling out a quick form or emailing us at mymagazine@wyn.com.

We remain committed to the future and to delivering even more vacation memories for you and your loved ones.

Club Wyndham Access Swap – Frequently Asked Questions

I notified the Owner Services team that I’d like to swap my ownership interest for Club Wyndham Access points. What happens next?

There is a dedicated team working to process these requests as quickly as possible. You will receive a phone call or email from our servicing team. They will guide you through the next steps and provide the documentation needed to complete the swap.
How do I check the status after I’ve indicated I want to accept the swap?

Your specialists are working diligently to contact all owners as quickly as possible. If you have completed the form or contacted the team by phone or email, rest assured that a specialist will reach out to you.
I was told I have 30 days to respond. How do I know if I met that deadline?

The 30-day deadline is associated with indicating interest in the swap. The process allows additional time to complete the paperwork required to facilitate the swap to a Club Wyndham Access contract. If you completed the form or contacted the team by phone or email to indicate your interest in the swap, you have met the initial deadline.
I was told I’m in the queue for the swap but haven’t heard back yet. Why?

Specialists are prioritizing outreach based on the anticipated timing of the property sale. Due to high volume, it may take time for everyone to be contacted, but specialists are working as quickly as possible.
I initially declined the swap but would like to change my selection. How do I do that?

Depending on where your association is in the court process, you may still have an opportunity to select the Club Wyndham Access swap option. Please call our dedicated team at 877-883-3640 (Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–7 p.m. ET).
I do not want to swap my ownership interest for Club Wyndham Access points. What do I need to do?

You will receive additional information from your HOA regarding the progress and next steps for the resort sale and your timeshare interest.
I received a notice about a consent agreement authorizing marketing and sale of ownership interests. What is this?

The Member Consent Form authorizes the association to include your timeshare ownership interest in the property sale along with other owners at your location.
Where can I find more information about the consent form and updates on the property sale?

Please contact your HOA for updates and resources regarding court proceedings. The Owner Services team does not have access to these updates.