What is Alice NOT entitled to when her unit is unavailable at a timeshare resort?

When Alice's unit is unavailable at a timeshare resort, her entitlement to a refund of the purchase price does not typically apply. The reason for this is that the purchase price usually pertains to the right to use that property over a specified period rather than a guarantee of occupancy in a particular unit at a specific time.

If the resort is unable to provide her with her designated unit, timeshare agreements often include provisions that allow for substitute accommodations or rescheduling of her stay, particularly if her reservation has been confirmed. Thus, Alice may be offered alternative lodging or an explanation regarding why her original unit is unavailable. However, the foundational idea revolves around the understanding that the purchase price generally is non-refundable unless there were specific contractual clauses that justify a full refund, which is uncommon in the timeshare context.

This reinforces why the option regarding a full refund of the purchase price is the correct answer to the question about what Alice is not entitled to in this scenario.