How much does it cost to transfer a Westgate Las Vegas timeshare into a new owner's name?

According to Westgate Resorts, a brokered transfer typically costs around $500. Always confirm the current fee before agreeing a sale price, as this is the figure reported by resale brokers rather than a fixed resort rate.

How long does a Westgate ownership transfer usually take?

Brokers report that Westgate transfers typically take 12 weeks or more to complete, so it's worth building that timeline into any resale agreement rather than expecting a quick handover.

Does Westgate have a right of first refusal on resales?

Yes. Westgate Resorts holds a right of first refusal, meaning it can choose to buy back a unit at the agreed sale price before it transfers to a third-party buyer. Owners report this right is used only occasionally.

Will a resale buyer have the same booking terms as someone who bought directly from Westgate?

Not quite. Owners have reported that resale buyers face a shorter booking window — around 60 days, or 30 days on some deeds — compared with direct buyers, and a higher internal exchange fee (around $700 versus $169 for direct buyers). It's worth mentioning this to any prospective buyer upfront.

Can I still use RCI or Interval International if I buy this timeshare on resale?

Yes, Westgate Las Vegas participates in both RCI and Interval International, and resale buyers can access these exchange networks, though internal exchange fees may differ from those paid by direct buyers.

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino

Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino sits right on Paradise Road, a short stroll from the Las Vegas Convention Center and the neon of the Strip. It's a large casino-hotel property with 14 dining options, a poolside bar, tennis courts and a spa, which makes a timeshare week here as much about the Vegas buzz as about the resort itself. If you own a week and are thinking of selling or renting it out, here's what actually matters.

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Selling or renting out a week at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino: what owners need to know

Facts with sources, checked September 2026. Prices are asking prices published on BidMyTimeshare.com — not valuations.

Resale transfer at Westgate Resorts

Transfer fee: About $500 (broker, 2025)
Right of first refusal: Yes, rarely used (owner reports)
Resale restrictions: Owners report a 60-day booking window and higher internal exchange fees for resale owners
Typical transfer time: 12+ weeks (broker)

A resale company quotes about $500 and 12 weeks or more for a Westgate transfer.
Owners report a 60-day booking window for resale owners (30 days on some deeds) and an internal exchange fee of $700 against $169 for direct buyers.
Westgate holds a right of first refusal, which owners say it uses occasionally.

Sources: SellMyTimeshare.tv – Westgate Resorts (2025) · TUG forum – Westgate resale benefits (Mar 2024) · TUG forum – Westgate right of first refusal (2019–2023) — all brands compared

RCI exchange membership: RCI charges a $98 USD / $142 CAD processing fee to transfer a membership in North America. The subscription is an asset separate from the timeshare: the seller may keep it or transfer it. source

Interval International exchange membership: Interval International requires resale buyers to confirm that they are the owner of record before applying for membership. source

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The Resort & Setting

Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino is a Westgate Resorts property at 3000 Paradise Rd, in the heart of Las Vegas, Clark County. It's a big, modern casino-hotel with relaxed rooms, 14 dining options, a poolside bar and tennis courts, plus a casino floor and spa on site. Google reviewers give it a solid 4 out of 5 from close to 29,300 reviews, which for a property this size and in such a central location is a decent sign of consistency across thousands of stays. This is not a quiet beach-resort timeshare — it's a full-service casino resort built for people who want to be close to the action but still have a proper room, a pool to come back to and places to eat without leaving the property.

The Area & Things to Do

The location on Paradise Road puts owners and renters within easy reach of the Las Vegas Convention Center, which makes this a popular base for trade-show and conference travellers as well as holidaymakers. The Las Vegas Strip itself, with its casinos, shows and restaurants, is a short drive or taxi ride away, and the wider Las Vegas area offers everything from day trips to Red Rock Canyon and the Hoover Dam to the usual mix of shopping, entertainment and dining the city is known for. Because the resort has its own casino, dining and pool bar, it also works well for guests who want a quieter day on-site between trips into town.

Selling or Renting a Week Here

If you own a week at Westgate Las Vegas and want to sell or rent it out, BidMyTimeshare.com works as a private, owner-to-owner marketplace: you list the week yourself, set your own asking price, and buyers or renters contact you directly through the platform. There's a one-time listing fee and no commission taken on the sale or rental, so what you agree with a buyer is what you keep.

A few things specific to Westgate are worth knowing before you price or agree a sale. According to Westgate Resorts, a brokered transfer typically costs around $500 and takes 12 weeks or more to complete — build that timeline into any sale agreement. Westgate also holds a right of first refusal on resales, meaning it can step in and buy back a unit at the agreed price before a sale to a third party goes through, though owners report this is used only occasionally in practice. It's also worth flagging to buyers that resale owners have reported a 60-day booking window (30 days on some deeds, versus longer windows for owners who bought direct), and an internal exchange fee of around $700 for resale owners compared with $169 for direct buyers. None of this stops a resale going through, but it does affect how a unit can be booked and exchanged afterwards, so it's fair to mention it upfront. On the plus side, the resort participates in both RCI and Interval International, so a resale buyer can still access those exchange networks once the transfer is complete.

Practical Notes for Buyers and Renters

Buyers researching this resort should ask the current owner for the maintenance fee amount and due date, confirm which week or season is being sold, and check whether the deed is fixed week, floating week or points-based, since that affects how flexible future bookings will be. Renters should ask about unit size, view, and what's included in terms of parking and resort fees, since a casino-hotel property like this one can carry extra on-site charges beyond the nightly stay itself. Given the right of first refusal and the longer transfer window, it's sensible for both sides to agree a timeline in writing before money changes hands.

Nearby Attractions

📍Las Vegas Strip

📍Las Vegas Convention Center

📍Fremont Street Experience

📍Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area

📍Hoover Dam

Travel Tips

Las Vegas summers are extremely hot and dry, so book an early tee time or tour slot if you're heading out to Red Rock Canyon or Hoover Dam. Resort fees and parking charges at casino-hotels like this one are often billed separately from your timeshare stay, so check with the front desk on arrival. If you're combining a stay with the Convention Center, book well ahead during major trade-show weeks, as rooms and rates across the whole area tighten up.