WorldMark Points Chart (2026 Rental Value)

By The Timeshare Points Value EditorsReviewed August 20265 min readWe earn commission when you list on partner platforms. Our recommendations are independent.
Short answer

WorldMark by Wyndham does not publish a public resort-by-resort booking chart on this site. What we can chart is rental value: the live /point-values rate for WorldMark Credits ($0.07–$0.14 / 7¢–14¢ each) multiplied by the allocation tiers already on the WorldMark brand file (Entry-level 5,000–7,000; Standard 7,500–14,000; Premier 14,000–20,000; Elite 20,000+). A 10,000-credit example already used on that file is $700–$1,400 per year. That is a range, not a payout, and it is not WorldMark’s internal reservation chart. This page does not replace the WorldMark worth answer or /brands/worldmark.

What this chart is (and is not)

It is not WorldMark's reservation chart (credits required for a Hawaii 2-bedroom in peak season). That table lives in the owner portal. We are not inventing a resort grid.

It is the live point-values rate ($0.07–$0.14 per Credit) times the allocation tiers already on the WorldMark brand file. Same estimateRentalValue math as the MVC chart. This page does not replace the WorldMark worth answer or /brands/worldmark.

Allocation tiers × $0.07–$0.14 / credit

Published tierAllocation (brand file)Annual rental value at index rates
Entry-level

One peak-week stay at a mid-tier resort

5,000–7,000$350–$700 at 5,000 credits · $490–$980 at 7,000 credits
Standard

Most common allocation; multi-trip annual travel

7,500–14,000$525–$1,050 at 7,500 credits · $980–$1,960 at 14,000 credits
Premier

Extended Hawaii/Cabo trips or multiple peak weeks

14,000–20,000$980–$1,960 at 14,000 credits · $1,400–$2,800 at 20,000 credits
Elite

Rarely seen on resale

20,000+$1,400–$2,800 at 20,000 credits and up

Each bound is the live index low and high ($0.07–$0.14) times that tier’s published credit count, rounded the same way as estimateRentalValue. We did not invent new cutoffs.

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Frequently asked questions

Is there a WorldMark points chart?

WorldMark’s booking chart (credits per night by resort, season, and unit) is inside the owner portal — we do not republish it. This page is a rental-value chart: $0.07–$0.14 per Credit (the live point-values index) times the published allocation tiers on the WorldMark file.

How much are WorldMark credits worth on this chart?

The rate is $0.07–$0.14 per credit — the same secondary-market band as /point-values and the WorldMark worth answer. Multiply your annual allocation by those two ends. We do not invent a third “median” cell.

Is this the WorldMark TravelShare / VIP tier chart?

No. Official VIP by WorldMark (formerly TravelShare) tiers start at Bronze 15,000 credits. Those are benefits tiers on WorldMark’s site. This chart uses the ownership-size tiers already on our WorldMark file. See the TravelShare answer for the official VIP bands.

Does Timeshare Rental Pros buy WorldMark credits?

Yes. WorldMark is a TRP-supported program. They pay cash up front for unused annual Credits, typically within 24 hours, with no owner fee.

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