WorldMark San Diego 1110 A Street· San Diego, CA 92101 · USA Phone: (619) 795-4000 · Fax: (619) 795-4001
Greetings from San Diego, California the city of sun, ocean, and sights. Spend your days visiting famous attractions such as the San Diego Zoo, Sea World, Balboa Park, and the Check Your Confirmation Gas Lamp district. By night, you can retreat to nearby WorldMark San Diego. Please double-check your information to verify arrival date, length of stay, This urban resort consists of 69 studio and one bedroom units with smaller fully equipped resort, bedroom size and unit kitchens. None of the units have washers and dryers, but there is a complimentary occupancy. In the case of a laundry facility located onsite. ResortNet, WorldMark’s hi-speed internet service, is available in all units for a small fee. discrepancy, contact the Vacation Planning Center at 1-800-457-0103 WorldMark San Diego does not have a pool but there is, however, a great rooftop deck immediately. Availability is subject to with a great city. A business center and fitness facility are also available onsite. Due to change and WorldMark cannot the urban location, parking at the resort is limited and the lot at adjacent to the resort is guarantee any availability outside the available at $16 a day with 24 hour access. enclosed confirmation. Resort The resort staff at WorldMark San Diego looks forward to creating a memorable personnel cannot modify a experience and you can count on us to be available to assist your needs. If you have any reservation. questions regarding the resort, please don’t hesitate to contact our 24-hour desk at 619-795-4000.
Sincerely, Vacation Planning Center Mon–Fri: 6 a.m.–9 p.m. PT Your WorldMark San Diego Staff Sat & Sun: 6 a.m.–5 p.m. PT
Check-in Information Office Hours...... 24 hours Check-in Time...... 4 p.m. Checkout Time...... 12 noon Checkout: Upon departure, please leave your keys at the front desk in the main office. Early Arrivals: Check-in starts at 4 p.m. Take advantage of the “Things to See and Do in San Diego” information on the next page. Resort Amenities Nearest Grocery Store Occupancy Fitness center, guest laundry facilities, Albertsons Maximum occupancy limits will be enforced. elevators, business center with Internet access, 655 14th Ave. Limits apply to all ages, including infants. air conditioning, and rooftop sundeck. (0.6 miles south of the resort) Ralphs Unit Assignment 101 G Street Resort Hours Units are assigned the morning of check-in by Office Hours...... 24 Hours (1.2 miles south of the resort) reservation number. This means you will be Unit Amenities Golf Information assigned the best available unit on the day you Efficiency kitchens, cable TV, DVD player, iron Carmel Mountain...... (858) 451-8353 arrive, based on how far in advance you booked and ironing board, hairdryer, telephone. Eastlake CC...... (619) 482-5757 your reservation. Riverwalk GC...... (619) 296-4653 Important Contacts Torrey Pines GC...... (858) 456-8366 To Get You Started Chamber of Balboa Park For your convenience, you will find a starter Commerce...... (619) 544-1300 Municipal GC...... (858) 456-8366 supply of spices, tea, coffee, creamer, sugar, Local Kennel...... (619) 851-9496 La Coasta paper towels, tissues, toilet paper and laundry Weather...... (858) 675-8706 Resort GC...... (800) 854-5000 soap. Visitors Bureau...... (619) 236-1212 Please contact the front desk for information about tee times and possible discounts. WBW Reservations Travel Arrangements Hot Line...... (800) 457-0103 Reminders Call WorldMark by Wyndham Travel at 1-800-953-5511 for all your travel needs. You Mileage • Pets are not allowed in the units or on the Los Angeles, CA...... 120 miles resort property. can also visit your WorldMark Web site at Palm Springs, CA...... 145 miles • Scooters, skateboards, and in-line skates www.worldmarktheclub.com. San Francisco, CA...... 501 miles cannot be used on the property. ______Things to See and Do in San Diego
San Diego offers, of course, the worldfamous San Diego Zoo—with everything from giant pandas from China to pygmy chimpanzees from central Africa. And, in keeping with the animal theme, you can get splashed by a killer whale at SeaWorld. You can also tour the city by boat, bus, or trolley, or stop by the Seaport Village for shopping and dining along the waterfront. These are just a few of the uncountable things you can do in San Diego.
Balboa Park, located .25 miles from the resort, is loaded with activities and sights for the whole family. Your best bet is to buy the Passport to Balboa Park, a coupon booklet that will get you into 13 museums (the two others are free of charge) and is good for one week. Just a sampling of the museums you’ll encounter: San Diego Aerospace Museum, Museum of Photographic Arts, San Diego Hall of Champions Sports Museum, Mingei International Museum, and San Diego Historical Society Museum.
You’ll also find the acclaimed Globe Theatres—where the annual summer Shakespeare Festival is held—as well as the Botanical Building and Lily Pond, eight gardens, the San Diego Zoo, a golf course, and several restaurants. Sports fans have their pick of professional baseball, football, and hockey. Or, in this city’s incredible climate and setting, you can partake in your own favorite sport, whether it’s golfing, deep-sea fishing, rollerblading, bike riding, surfing, or sailing. Downtown offers something for everyone. Meander the streets, shops, and restaurants of the turn-of-the-20th-century Gaslamp Quarter to see roughly 17 blocks of restored historical buildings. As you might imagine, the area takes its name from the lamps lining the streets. Just north of Gaslamp is the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (MCA). After you peruse the changing and permanent exhibits, head north again to the Firehouse Museum. The kids will love this place, housed in San Diego’s oldest firehouse. (And speaking of kids, if they’re in tow, don’t miss Legoland, located in Carlsbad, which combines 40 hands-on, interactive attractions, family rides, shows, and restaurants.)
Continue north on India Street, and it will take you right into the heart of Little Italy. You’ll find eclectic shops, galleries, and many Italian restaurants. Keep your eyes peeled for the impressive and beautiful murals and paintings on many of the neighborhood’s buildings. Add Old Town, otherwise known as the “birthplace of San Diego,” to your list of stop-offs. Shop the Bazaar del Mundo, a 1930s-era motel-turned-collection-of-shops, and stop for lunch at one of the area’s many California-style Mexican restaurants. The bazaar is very popular with tourists, but well worth braving the crowds.
No trip to San Diego would be complete without a short drive over the San Diego-Coronado Bay Bridge to the island of Coronado. Rent a bike and tour the quaint community via the island bike path, and check out the famous historical Hotel Del Coronado and Coronado Beach. And speaking of beaches, San Diego has 70 miles of sandy coastline and more than 30 official beaches. A few you should visit include: Ocean Beach, known as “Dog Beach” because pooches can roam freely; Mission Bay Park and its 27 miles of bayfront; Mission Beach, marked by the Giant Dipper roller coaster; Pacific Beach, the Venice Beach of San Diego; and Windansea Beach, where the best of the best go to surf. ______Driving Directions From the North • Drive I-5 South and take the 10th Avenue exit toward Escondido, then exit 10th Avenue. • Make a slight left on 10th Avenue. • Turn left onto A Street.
From the South • Drive I-5 North and take the Pershing Drive exit toward Civic Center. • Take the B Street ramp toward Civic Center. • Turn left onto B Street. • Turn right onto 11th Avenue.
From the San Diego Int’l. Airport • Go east on N. Harbor Drive. • Turn left onto W. Grape Street. • Merge onto I-5 S. • Take the 10th Avenue exit toward Escondido, then exit 10th Avenue. • Make a slight left on 10th Avenue. • Turn left onto A Street.