Reunion Resort & Club

The Resort & Setting

Reunion Resort & Club is run independently rather than as part of a large hotel chain, which generally means owner-facing decisions — pricing, house rules, resale administration — sit with the resort's own management or owners' association rather than a corporate head office. What sets it apart for vacation planning is its RCI affiliation: owners can deposit a week into the RCI exchange network and trade it for time at other RCI resorts around the world, instead of always returning to Kissimmee.

The Area & Things to Do

Kissimmee sits in the middle of Florida's busiest vacation territory, and Reunion Resort & Club's location puts the main draws within easy reach rather than right on the doorstep. Walt Disney World Resort, with its four parks, is about 24 km away, and Universal Orlando Resort is roughly 32 km out — both comfortably doable as day trips. SeaWorld Orlando is around 28 km away, and ICON Park, with its observation wheel and Museum of Illusions, is the closest of the big attractions at about 12 km. Osceola Parkway runs straight from the resort toward Disney, while US Route 17/92 is the main local road for everyday shopping, dining and groceries. This is a destination built around theme park logistics, with the resort itself offering a quieter base to retreat to at the end of a park day.

Selling or Renting a Week Here

If you own a week at Reunion Resort & Club and are considering a sale or rental, BidMyTimeshare.com works as an owner-to-owner marketplace: you list your week yourself, set your own asking price, and interested buyers or renters contact you directly through the platform. There's no commission on the sale — sellers simply pay a one-time listing fee to post the ad.

Because Reunion Resort & Club is independently managed, the resale process itself — paperwork, any transfer fee, and whether the resort or its owners' association holds a right of first refusal — is handled by that association or on-site management rather than a national brand office. If you're selling, it's worth confirming the current transfer fee and the latest annual maintenance fee directly with the resort before agreeing a price with a buyer, since these can change from year to year and aren't something we publish on your behalf. If you're buying, ask the same questions upfront: what the transfer fee is, what the current annual fee covers, and whether your week's RCI exchange eligibility carries over to you as the new owner. A buyer typically takes on the deeded week (or points, if the resort is points-based) along with ongoing annual fees, but does not automatically inherit any club-level perks tied to the original owner's account unless the resort confirms otherwise.

Renters, meanwhile, are generally looking for fixed, confirmed dates near the parks, and a straightforward handover of reservation details — list the specific week or dates clearly to attract serious enquiries.

Practical Notes for Buyers and Renters

Anyone renting or buying resale here should ask early about unit size, view, and whether the week is fixed or floating, since none of that is standardised across independent resorts the way it might be at a branded chain. It's also sensible to confirm what's included with the stay versus what guests pay for locally — Kissimmee has plenty of nearby dining and grocery delivery options along US 17/92, so self-catering is easy to supplement.