AllegiantReviews of allegiantair.com

Allegiant will not refund any portion of either the flight or hotel bookings if cancellations are not due to a verifiable illness or other major reason. I now have a voucher for over $700 and no refund to my CC. I will not book hotel reservations with Allegiant in the future. Our room reservation was for more than 30 days out, so this was not a last minute cancellation.

Paid for our family tickets for our trip. Never received notice they cancelled our flight. I am trying to get our money refunded. Bought in April… still no refund. Talking with their so called “customer service “ is like banging your head on a wall.

Your customer service is awful. I am usually an adament supporter of Allegiant and tell everyone to use you but I just spent 3 days trying to book a BOGO airfare. Endless hours on hold and your call back service never called me back. It COST ME HUNDREDS in additional airfare and car rental cost as the prices increased significantly from when I started to actually booking. You should be crediting that difference when it is due to your understaffed call center and faulty call back service. At the end of the day my trip cost the same as if I didn't use BOGO a few days earlier with way less frustration. Update. They couldnt make the credit card(their card) work and blamed it on bank of america. After calling the bank it was on allegiants end so back to calling in AGAIN🤬

Where the minus 100 star option? So yesterday I was dropped off to Plattsburgh NEW YORK airport from Montreal, CA for a flight booked 2 weeks prior. When I arrived,other passengers like me were upset and left stranded because the airline decided to move our departure airport to Burlington, VERMONT, located an hour an a half away. Mind you weather was NOT the culprit. It was madness. So I ended up having to book another flight for this morning since nothing else was available at the last minute. I called to airline to see about compensation for hotel or even a meal but they did nothing to help amd show sympathy for this major inconvenience outside of the additional last minute spending in order to male it hone. I slept on the floor at the airport. Because of Allegiant I'm till alrravelibg and will not reach FL Not until 4 Pm when I was originally scheduled to arrive home at 6 pm yesterday. Save yourself the trouble. DO NOT USE. They'll not assist nor compensate in any way after creating havoc in your travel plans. That was my first and last attempt at using them. Unbelievably unfair way to treat the people who make this airline possible. No customers no airline but they don't get it.

Looked for a good deal to Vegas, airfare and hotel. Read the fine print. RESORT FEE was charged to me when I checked OUT. The amount was not disclosed at booking, after booking or check in at the partnered hotel. Flamingo. imo it's deceptive a practice.

What an awful experience trying to book on the Allegiant website : every trick in the book to try and upsell- and then at the last minute -suddenly the fare I selected was no longer available and the price 20% higher. What a scam. Awful experience

My wife and I flew Allegiant to go on our honeymoon in Las Vegas. The flight from Appleton to Las Vegas was uneventful, which is all one really expects from air travel. The attendants were engaged and pleasant, and the flight was on time all around. We had a wonderful experience. We had an early morning flight scheduled to come home to WI on Friday morning. Thankfully we woke up at around 3:15 AM instead of our alarm time of 5:30, because that gave us enough time to deal with the clown show that followed. My wife happened to look at her text messages, and saw the cancellation sent at about 1:30 AM. The message directed us to the website or to call customer service for options. I’m already annoyed because of the short, overnight notice, and lack of reason given for the cancellation. I then call customer “service”. The agent does the usual things to find out what flight I am referring to and confirming my identity, which is fine and appreciated. She then proceeds to tell me that my flight has been cancelled. I am now highly annoyed and answer, “No s##t.” She then acts completely flabbergasted that I might use profanity (and a fairly mild one at that), in response to her statement, as if I'm not already having a pretty rough morning. She lectures me for about 2 minutes about how she’s a professional travel agent and will not accept this. She starts running through her script telling me what is going to occur, and leads with the refund of my unused flight charges and possible compensation for my troubles. At this point, time is ticking away on my options for finding alternative ways to get home, and I want her to cut to the chase. I interrupt her spiel so that she can give me alternative flights home that leave today, telling her that I am willing to fly to other areas. I mention the Chicago area at least twice. She patronizingly tells me that she is a professional again, and curtly tells me to stop interrupting her so she can finish her speech. I stop talking and allow her to do so. She eventually lists off some options, like staying in Vegas for a few more days until the next flight to Appleton, or driving to Phoenix to fly to Appleton, or flying into Cedar Rapids. Note: I’m not annoyed at this point, because this is exactly what I wanted her to do in the first place, and calmly listen. She then curtly asks me if I’m still there? I tell her what I tried to tell her when I interrupted in the first place, that a refund is a last resort, and I want to hear flight options first, and that I am simply listening. I decide that I want the refund because the flight options are not acceptable, and ask about the additional compensation. She says it would probably be $200, which doesn’t come close to covering the cost of purchasing a same day ticket from another carrier. She then proceeds to give empty apologies that sound exactly like they came from a script instead of true empathy. I end the call and immediately book a flight with Delta that leaves at about the same time and arrived in Appleton via Detroit a few hours later. Our Delta flight from Detroit would be delayed twice in the five hours we laid over. The difference was in communication. I was notified immediately when these delays occurred, and was texted an easy to follow listing of alternative flights I could easily book on my phone within the next 24 hours. I never had to call anybody because my options were presented to me before I asked for them. THAT is quality service! Allegiant could easily do this, as automation could be set up to provide this to their customers. Allegiant would seemingly prefer to direct you to their website so you can find all of this yourself, or be routed to the curt attitudes of their customer service team, which in reading other reviews about Allegiant, I am not the only one who feels this about their customer service staff. Bottom line: If all goes well, and your flights are not delayed or canceled, Allegiant is a perfectly fine airline to use. If anything happens, you will likely be frustrated and wishing you paid extra for a reputable airline to bring you where you want to go. You probably will either be stuck for days in whatever city you are leaving from, or stuck paying for unused hotel stays due to their short notice in advising on cancellations. I will never roll the dice with Allegiant again, and I will happily tell everyone I know not to use them.

Flight cancelled 3.5 hours prior to boarding time. A group of 5 of us planned on attending oldest daughters baby shower. A well-earned and deserved vacation was needed and now will not happen. Very disappointing. The unfortunate result is that I will not be able to attend a family event and will lose about 800 dollars in hotel fees, since 24 hours notice was required. Zero customer service. 200 Dollars compensation inadequate. Very disappointed. I attempted to use Allegiance once before about a year ago when a trip to Nashville was cancelled during Easter. Now I feel compelled to warn others. Pay the extra money on a reputable airline so your plans are not thwarted. Lesson learned the hard way.