Bluegreen VacationsReviews of bluegreenvacations.com

Our experience with Bluegreen has been overwhelmingly negative. When we signed up we were pretty positive we couldn’t afford it, but any initial hesitation was completely dismissed by their salespeople. Immediately after purchasing, we regretted the decision upon realizing that AirBnB was a more cost-effective option. When expressing this regret, rather than addressing our concerns, Bluegreen representatives assured us that we just didn't understand how to use what we bought. Their suggestion to wait until the orientation was clearly a tactic to string us along past the cancellation window. The salespeople were relentless. We felt cornered, and they even followed us out to our car to continue to bully us into purchasing with them. It was incredibly disheartening to see how they manipulated us into a decision we were uncomfortable with from the outset. We have now been trying to cancel this nightmare for almost a year. We can honestly say that their customer service does not get better. We truly feel trapped in this timeshare and sincerely regret falling for their manipulation and bullying. If we can keep other people from falling into this trap, we want to, but ultimately, we just want out of this.

We were sold a 4-day, 3-night vacation package at Bass Pro Shop through Bluegreen Vacations for Big Cedar Creek Lodge, with the understanding that we just had to attend a tour to get the discounted rate and two gift cards. We expected a sales pitch--and that was fine--but we were told our "no" would be respected if we chose not to buy. Instead, we were pressured repeatedly by a rep named Troy, even after we politely declined three different offers. After the third one, he threw a pen at us to sign a waiver, clearly frustrated, as if we were wasting his time for not wanting to finance a $42,000 package with unrealistic payment options. We signed the waiver--and then, unbelievably, he came back into the room with a fourth offer, still trying to push us into financing something we clearly couldn't afford. We walked away feeling uncomfortable, disrespected, and misled. Definitely not the professional experience we were promised.

One star is too many . We have been Bluegreen owners for 7 years. The BG( Bluegreen) team we sat with in Panama City Bayside are thief's to say the least. STAY AWAY DO NOT BUY. Our reps from. BG and Hilton Garden sold us a Hiton package by offering American Express with zero interest for 12 months. Since January 10 my wife received a bill with 27% interest and so did I. They immediately fixed hers but ytd we have over 600 of interest. I have called American express so they know BG and Hilton are fraudulently using there lines of credit to make sales. Just horrible to lye for sales.. BG reps have called to say they are fixing the issues but no results nor refunds in 3 months very shady. We will enjoy our vacations but will bot let up until this is fixed Sean Sanford

Bluegreen initially seemed to offer a wonderful opportunity for a single mother to create memories with my son. The sales presentation highlighted appealing pricing, extensive travel options, and cost-saving advantages that appeared to be a great fit. However, the experience ultimately fell short of expectations. The meeting extended far beyond the promised timeframe, cutting into valuable family time, which was the whole point of the timeshare, and the salespeople felt overly assertive, making the decision process feel rushed and less informed than it should have been. For those considering a timeshare, I would recommend approaching the decision with caution. It's essential to ensure that the deals align with your personal needs and that you really give yourself time to evaluate such a significant financial commitment. While there are undoubtedly positive experiences with Bluegreen, this particular interaction did not meet the standards I had hoped for. Based on this experience, I cannot confidently recommend Bluegreen, but I encourage others to evaluate their options carefully before making a decision.

I am befuddled by how this business is still running. I have been trying to get out of this mess since September last year. They just seem so disorganized. I sent an email to their Legal Affairs department, and a representative reached out, Keshia. This representative had no clue about what was going on with my file. She didn't even know that Legal Affairs had contacted me. Not to mention that their phone numbers come up as spam. I'm starting to think that they do that on purpose so they can say they reached out, but not have to actually talk to anyone. All that being said, I am still stuck with them. I hope others have an easier time than I have. Either way, if you are thinking about purchasing a Bluegreen timeshare, think again unless you want it for the rest of your life.

Bluegreen was dishonest about what they were selling us from the start. Before we even made the first payment they were already pushing us to upgrade. We’ve never used it and with all the fees associated with it we cannot afford it. We have never used it and we asked them how to cancel it, they said we could only resell it. They act like it’s some nice piece of real estate that’s an investment, but it’s just a made up system that’s worthless and doesn’t work how they say it will. We have 8 foster kids and our money is needed elsewhere, but BG is heartless and doesn’t care about other people’s struggles as long as they’re getting richer. Such a scam, buyer’s beware!

Our experience with Bluegreen was highly unsatisfactory. We spent two hours listening to their presentation before realizing that a timeshare was not suitable for us, especially considering the financial strain of over $20,000 that they wanted immediately. When we expressed our inability to commit, our salesperson was clearly frustrated. They sent multiple representatives to our table, making us feel pressured and overwhelmed. Despite our initial decision, the amount of people pushing us led us to reluctantly sign up for a timeshare we never wanted. It was a long, grueling six hours of being persuaded against our better judgment. The tactics used felt aggressive and left us feeling bullied into a major financial commitment that we quickly regretted. We urge others to approach such meetings with caution. If you are not seriously considering a purchase, it might be best to avoid these timeshare presentations altogether. The environment can lead to regrettable decisions, and cancellation is not a straightforward process like they say it is. Be mindful and protect your interests.

Our recent experience with purchasing a timeshare after attending a presentation at Bluegreen in Myrtle Beach has been quite challenging. We were excited by the promise of a discounted vacation package and a Cabelas gift card, only to find ourselves stuck in a commitment that has proven difficult to get out of. During the presentation, it seemed like a routine sales pitch, but after hours of discussing and viewing model cabins, we found ourselves signing papers for a mortgage we hadn't fully intended to commit to, considering our plans to save for a house. The experience has left us with a significant financial burden, as the monthly payments, coupled with maintenance fees, have strained our budget and necessitated overtime work. Attempts to cancel the timeshare or discuss the loan have been met with roadblocks. Representatives and a supervisor have informed us of an inability to make changes, and the mortgage support line has been unresponsive, leaving our calls unanswered. We remain hopeful for resolution, but wish to caution others to carefully consider such commitments and ensure all aspects are fully understood before proceeding. This experience has certainly been a lesson learned in navigating vacation offers linked to timeshare presentations.