Austin Timeshare Promotions

Austin is the live music capital of the world — and one of the best-value timeshare promotional destinations in the South. With a legendary music scene, incredible BBQ, beautiful Hill Country surroundings, and a young, energetic culture, Austin resort properties offer promotional stays for qualified visitors at a fraction of the retail hotel rate.

Here’s how it works, what it costs, and how to decide if it’s right for your next Austin trip.

Austin with Kids — Family Guide

Austin is more kid-friendly than its “live music capital” reputation suggests. The swimming holes are magical, the bats are mesmerizing, and the outdoor activities rival any family destination in the South.

Can’t-Miss Experiences

Congress Avenue Bats (March-October) — 1.5 million bats emerging from under a bridge at sunset. Kids stand on the bridge, watch the sky fill with bats, and talk about it for years. Free. Arrive 30 minutes before sunset for a good spot.

Best Breakfast & Brunch in Austin

Austin’s breakfast culture is defined by one thing above all: the breakfast taco. A flour tortilla, scrambled eggs, and whatever else fits — bacon, potato, chorizo, migas, barbacoa. Every Austinite has a favorite taco spot, and defending that choice is taken as seriously as defending your BBQ allegiance.

Breakfast Tacos

Veracruz All Natural (multiple locations) — The consensus best breakfast taco in Austin. The migas taco (scrambled eggs with crispy tortilla strips, cheese, and salsa) is the city’s signature breakfast item. Multiple food truck and brick-and-mortar locations.

Best Restaurants in Austin

Austin is a food city disguised as a music city. The BBQ is world-famous (and worth every minute in line), the taco scene is as deep as any border town’s, and the food truck culture has spawned some of the most creative cooking in the South.

BBQ — The Main Event

Franklin Barbecue — The most famous BBQ in America. Aaron Franklin’s brisket has been called the best in Texas — which is to say, the best on earth. The line starts at 6 AM for an 11 AM opening. They sell out daily. Is it worth a 4-hour wait? For the brisket, yes. For the pork ribs, absolutely. Pro tip: Order online for pickup to skip the line (when available).

Best Restaurants in San Antonio

San Antonio is a Tex-Mex city at its core — the puffy taco was invented here, the breakfast taco culture rivals Austin’s, and the Mexican food traditions run deeper than almost any city north of the border. But the Pearl District has turned San Antonio into a serious contemporary food destination too.

Tex-Mex & Mexican

Mi Tierra Café & Bakery (Market Square) — Open 24 hours, 365 days a year since 1941. Festive decorations year-round, mariachi bands, and a bakery case that stretches forever. The enchiladas and breakfast plates are classics. The atmosphere alone is worth the visit.

Day Trips from Austin

Austin is the gateway to the Texas Hill Country — rolling limestone hills, wildflower-covered meadows (spring), German-heritage towns, legendary BBQ, and natural swimming holes carved from limestone.

San Antonio — 1.5 Hours South

The River Walk, the Alamo, and one of the best Tex-Mex food scenes in Texas. Walk the riverfront, visit the missions (UNESCO World Heritage Site), and eat at Mi Tierra or the Pearl District restaurants.

Free Things to Do in Austin

Austin’s motto is “Keep Austin Weird” — and the city delivers an enormous amount of free weird (and wonderful) experiences. Free live music on every corner, 1.5 million bats emerging from a bridge at sunset, and swimming holes that look like they belong in a magazine.

Congress Avenue Bats (Free)

The Congress Avenue Bridge is home to 1.5 million Mexican free-tailed bats — the largest urban bat colony in North America. Every evening from March through October, the bats emerge in a massive cloud at sunset, spiraling into the sky to feed on insects. Stand on the bridge, the hike-and-bike trail below, or from the TGI Friday’s patio (yes, seriously) for the best views. Completely free.

Free Things to Do in San Antonio

San Antonio is one of the best-value major cities in America for visitors — the two most famous attractions (the Alamo and the River Walk) are both free, and there’s a surprising amount of no-cost culture and nature to explore.

The Big Two (Free)

The Alamo — The most visited attraction in Texas. The 1836 battle site where 200 Texan defenders held the former mission against thousands of Mexican soldiers. The church and grounds are free to visit. Guided tours are available for a fee but the self-guided experience is excellent.

San Antonio Timeshare Promotions

San Antonio is one of Texas’s most visited cities — and one of the best-value timeshare promotional destinations in the South. The iconic River Walk, the Alamo, world-class theme parks, and Tex-Mex cuisine make San Antonio a compelling vacation destination for qualified visitors at promotional pricing.

Here’s how it works, what it costs, and how to decide if it’s right for your next San Antonio trip.

Things to Do in Austin, Texas

Austin’s official slogan is “Keep Austin Weird” — and the city delivers. Texas’s capital is the live music capital of the world (self-proclaimed but defensible), home to some of the best BBQ on the planet, and a tech hub that somehow still feels like a college town.

6th Street & Live Music

Dirty 6th — The main strip between Congress and I-35. Wall-to-wall bars with live music and no cover charge at most venues. Loud, young, and rowdy on weekends.

Things to Do in San Antonio, Texas

San Antonio is one of the most visited cities in Texas — and the River Walk is why. A network of stone pathways along the San Antonio River, one level below the streets, lined with restaurants, bars, and hotels. It’s the heart of the city and one of the most unique urban spaces in America.

The River Walk

The main loop — About 2.5 miles of walkways, bridges, and river-level dining. Boat tours run the length of the loop narrating the history and architecture. Most restaurants have river-level patios.