Why Pay Retail When You Can Save Up To 80% On Hotel Stays In Orlando, Hollywood, Or The Florida Keys

Auction Closing On October 9th OffersGreat Deals For Those Who Want To Travel This Fall And Winter.

For those who hate to pay retail and prefer to shop at places like Marshall’s, TJ Maxx, and Home Goods,FloridaVacationAuction.com is for you!  Never pay rack rate at top hotels throughout Florida again - when you can stay at Four Diamond resorts at 80% off retail!

Here are three of the top hotel and restaurants steals on auction during the week of October 2, which will be available for bidding up until 9:59 p.m. on Sunday, October 9:

Hawks Cays Resort, Duck Island, Florida Keys: 3 Days/2 Nights

Retail Value is $821. The Buy Direct Special Offer is only $680. Opening Auction Bid is only $165, a Savings of 80%.

Sheraton Vistana Resort Villas – Lake Buena Vista/Orlando: 3 Days/2 Nights

Retail Value is $699. The Buy Direct Special Offer is only $567. Opening Auction Bid is only $140, a Savings of 80%.

Sheraton Vistana Resort Villas – Lake Buena Vista/Orlando: 3 Days/2 Nights

Retail Value is $470. The Buy Direct Special Offer is only $338. Opening Auction Bid is only $95, a Savings of 80%.

These offers will be redeemable between October 23, 2011 and February 8, 2012 with certain black-out dates for the holidays.

FREE GOLF + 3 Days/2 Nights Garden View Guest Room with Two Double Beds (One 18 Holes Golf Round per person per stay with complimentary same day replay).

Plantation on Crystal River

Redeemable between Oct. 10, 2011 and Feb. 8, 2012

Offer excludes the following blackout dates:

Dec. 3, 2011 to Dec. 26, 2011
Nov. 23, 2011 to Nov. 27, 2011
Dec. 30, 2011 to Jan. 1, 2012

http://www.floridavacationauction.com/index.cfm/event-ViewAuction/auctionId-8796/

Bid. Win. Enjoy. Your Choice. Your Way.

That is what Florida Vacation Auction  is all about.

Bidding

You have the opportunity to bid on weekly auctions that close at 10 PM EST on Sundays based on location, vacation amenities such as golf, spa facilities, area attractions and price.

Bidders can save as much as 80% for yourFloridavacation.

The opening bid at 20% is for the offer’s retail value.

Winning bidders average savings of more than 50%, so trying your hand at an auction is a great way to save.

Registration is free and simple. 

Prior to bidding, your credit card must be authenticated.

A $10.00 authorization hold will be placed on the credit card you choose for each specific auction, and you can use a different card for each auction you bid on.

Bids are placed in $5 increments. When you place a bid by entering the amount in the Starting Bid field, that amount will automatically be entered in the Maximum Bid field. If you are outbid, you will receive an email alert with a link back to that auction, proving you the opportunity to place another bid.

You can also bid on a budget, by entering a higher amount in the Maximum Bid field.

Being a winner is easy! Auction winners receive an email with a link to travel voucher Adobe PDF worth the value of their bid, including any taxes. If your winning bid is $200.00, you will only be charged $200.00 as the company does not add any additional costs or handling fees!

Certain advertisers that offer private homes or condominiums may have additional charges such as cleaning fees, and some hotels do have resort or parking fee, which will be clearly identified in the auction listings.

A hard copy of the travel voucher may also be sent via the US Mail at the close of business after the auction closes.

Any extensions to the redemption dates or transferring to a third party are at the discretion of the supplier or advertiser.

FloridaVacationAuction.com is easy to use and costs nothing for membership.  Consumers simply register on the site and then start placing bids.  Auctions close every Sunday evening.  And there is a hotel or resort price point to suit every budget in addition to spa offerings, activities, entertainment, and more.

Winning bids are tax inclusive. There are no additional costs or handling fees added to the price of the winning bid unless otherwise noted on the auction page.