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Hawaii Timeshare Exit Guide

Everything you need to cancel your timeshare in Hawaii — rescission deadlines, legal rights, and a step-by-step exit playbook.

7

Day Rescission Period

HRS § 514E-10.5

Date of contract execution or receipt of disclosure statement

Required delivery: Written notice by certified mail

Your Legal Rights in Hawaii

  • 17 calendar days to cancel
  • 2Refund due within 30 days
  • 3All Hawaii timeshare plans must register with DCCA
  • 4Disclosure statement must include exit and cancellation instructions
  • 5Hawaii timeshares are often leasehold — check if fee simple or leasehold

Exit Tips for Hawaii

  • Hawaii DCCA regulates timeshare registrations and complaints
  • Leasehold timeshares may have different exit considerations than fee simple
  • Resale values in Hawaii are often higher than mainland — check before exiting
  • Some Hawaii resorts allow internal transfer/surrender programs
  • HOA fees in Hawaii tend to be higher — good leverage for hardship arguments

Common Resorts in Hawaii

Marriott Ko OlinaHilton Hawaiian VillageWyndhamDisney Aulani

File a Complaint

Hawaii Attorney General

Phone: 808-586-1282

Website: https://ag.hawaii.gov

HI DCCA — Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs

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This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Laws change — always verify current statutes and consult a licensed attorney for your specific situation.