Description
A Certificate which entitles the bearer to:
Two (2) Nights of lodging at one of the following Bluegreen Resort Villas:
- The Fountains: Orlando, FL.
- Harbour Lights: Myrtle Beach, SC.
- Bluegreen Club 36: Las Vegas, NV. or
- Grande Villas at World Golf Village: St. Augustine , FL.
The Fountains: Orlando, FL. - Family Adventure and Fun Under the Florida Sun
Mention the name "Orlando" to a child and watch them become ecstatic with joy. It?s one of the few places in the world where kids (and kids at heart) can experience magical worlds and adventures. It's also why Orlando is dubbed as the "Theme Park Capital of the World." Orlando is home to no less than 13 major theme parks that attract upwards of 70 million people from around the world each year!
In addition to family theme park fun and year-round sunny skies and warm temps, Orlando is also home to great shopping, amazing dining adventures, and close to amazing beaches in nearby New Smyrna and Daytona Beach. It's also not far from the Kennedy Space Center? in Cape Canaveral, home of NASA and the U.S. space program. If you can time your vacation right, you can enjoy theme park magic and an awe-inspiring rocket launch, too.
Harbour Lights: Myrtle Beach, SC. - Seaside Amusements and Fun in the Sun!
Generations of families have made an annual vacation pilgrimage to Myrtle Beach, a seaside resort that combines sea, sand and sun with amusements, relaxation and fun. Each year, Myrtle Beach welcomes over 14 million visitors to enjoy a fun-filled vacation of sunbathing, swimming, golf, dining, amusements and about a hundred other things. It sits at the north end of a 60-mile stretch of golden sand beaches on South Carolina?s famed Grand Strand, and is a popular vacation spot for families, couples, spring breakers, bike enthusiasts, golfers and everyone in between.
Much of Myrtle Beach?s traditional attractions lie along its oceanfront promenade, including Broadway at the Beach and the 200-foot tall SkyWheel® that offers spectacular views of the beach below. Over 110 award-winning golf courses make this the ?Seaside Golf Capital of the World,? while Barefoot Landing in North Myrtle Beach is an amazing entertainment/shopping complex where you can pose with a baby tiger, enjoy a meal, catch live music performances and maybe even learn how to do the Carolina shag, the state dance.
Bluegreen Club 36: Las Vegas, NV. - Bright Lights, Mega-Superstars and Desert Wonders!
Vegas, baby...the name conjures up images of exciting nights under neon lights. But there?s more to this vacation destination than casinos and world-class entertainment; the Mojave Desert features some of the most stunning terrain in the West. With just a little planning, you can design a getaway that combines the best of both.
The 2.5-mile long Vegas Strip is home to huge entertainment palaces that house exciting casinos, luxury hotels, entertainment and dining venues, nightclubs and more. Must-see attractions include the Bellagio fountain show, the Pirate Show at Treasure Island, and the erupting volcano at The Mirage. About an hour outside of Vegas is the Valley of Fire State Park, whose massive sandstone structures and multi-hued canyons were shaped by wind and water over millions of years. It's the perfect haven for naturalists, hikers, and road trippers longing for rugged, uncluttered adventure. And don't miss a visit to the massive Hoover Dam, a man-made marvel of engineering built on the mighty Colorado River.
Grande Villas at World Golf Village: St. Augustine , FL. - A Historic Gem on Florida's Atlantic Coast!
Walking along the narrow cobblestone streets of the oldest city in the U.S., it's easy to imagine you've been transported to a colonial Spanish town somewhere in the Caribbean. But you're in St. Augustine, Florida, where nearly 5 centuries of history collide in the best way with quaint cafes, inviting bars and restaurants, charming bed and breakfasts, shops, art galleries and more. Ponce De Leon's legendary Fountain of Youth was discovered here near Castillo de San Marcos, the oldest masonry fort in the U.S. built by the Spanish in 1672 to protect the city from pirate raids.
Situated along a chain of barrier islands between Jacksonville and Daytona Beach, St. Augustine today is a well-known vacation destination for visitors who come for sunny skies, 43 miles of white-sand beaches, an intriguing history and award-winning golf courses, including two premier layouts at the spectacular World Golf Village®. These courses complement the incredible World Golf Hall of Fame, a two-story PGA Tour Stop museum with historical displays, high-tech instruction and store filled with golf-related merchandise.
Item Special Note
Expires: August 31, 2020
Accomodations are on a space-available basis. Holidays are excluded. Reservations should be booked as far in advance of the desired vacation date(s) possible to maximize chances of availability.
Taxes, transportation, meals, incidentals and gratuities are the responsibility of the traveler.