Condominium and Timeshare Disclosure Statement

A question for anyone who has the knowledge to answer? In my ORIGINAL Disclosure Statement the amenities are listed as a promise from the developer,i.e.: "The Resorts amenities and attractions will be available to the purchaser of a Timeshare Interest in the Resort." This was before the resort was opened or completed. My question is this,"If all of the listed amenities are NOT and have never been available at this resort would my agreement to purchase this Timeshare interest be null and void because of the failure of the developer to provide the amenities promised in the Disclosure Statement? Bear in mind that this resort has changed hands two or three times and now belongs to Wyndham but as I understand the purchaser has to accept the transfer of all documents and obligations to the owners of the timeshare interest UNLESS there is a new agreement signed. I am thinking of pursuing this with an attorney but wanted to throw it out for opinion before going that route. Any similar stories out there? Thanks..

Yes, you should definitely get in touch with an attorney as this is a complicated scenario.