Events and AdventuresReviews of eventsandadventures.com

I joined this community hoping to meet people, especially after feeling lonely. I had a short Zoom interview where they asked for my ID to verify I had no criminal record. After joining and paying for the membership, no one contacted me to explain how anything worked. When I checked the schedule, there were only two local events at bars for the entire month, and most other events were international and very expensive. After repeatedly calling and texting, someone finally contacted me, but the response was dismissive and unhelpful—they just told me to look at the schedule. Because there were essentially no meaningful events in my area and no support despite the “premium” membership, I stopped the payments through my bank. My account has now been sent to collections. Looking back, the ID verification during the interview feels less about supporting members and more about securing their ability to pursue payments.

My experience with Events and Adventures was very disappointing. The staff didn't seem very helpful or interested in resolving our issuesand getting accurate event details was frustrating. Customer support took a long time to respond and didn’t really offer any clear solutions. Overall, the whole process felt disorganized. I expected a much smoother and more reliable experience from a site that handles event listings and ticketing.

I want to share my experience to help others avoid being misled. When I signed up with Events and Adventures, I was told my membership fees would cover all food, drinks, and activity costs. However, when I tried to attend events, I was charged additional fees for entry and meals. I expressed my concerns and requested to cancel, even offering to pay for an extra month or two. Instead, they demanded over $2,500 for 18 months of membership I no longer wanted. This business model feels dishonest and exploitative. Please be cautious before signing any contracts with them.

Scam. Boring events, you pay a monthly fee and still have to pay fornthe events. Most events are canceled. Big rip off. Stay away

had to end my membership with Events & Adventures after a disturbing experience during the Memorial Day weekend trip. During that trip, several attendees were reportedly drugged. When I brought this to the company's attention, instead of taking meaningful action or offering support, I was abruptly removed from the Facebook chat group—where there had been conversations about bringing THC to the event. This response was not only unprofessional but deeply troubling. Rather than addressing a serious safety concern, they appeared more interested in silencing me. I closed my credit card and stopped all payments because I no longer felt safe, respected, or valued as a member. I cannot recommend this organization to anyone who values accountability, transparency, or basic safety.

I signed up for Events and Adventures on March 3rd and went to just one event before realizing it wasn’t for me. When I tried to cancel, they told me I missed a 3-day cancellation window—something I was never clearly informed about. Instead of a simple cancellation, they’re now trying to charge me $2,500 to get out of it. No reminders. No notifications. Just vague contract language and pressure to pay. This business model preys on vulnerable people looking for connection and then traps them with unethical billing practices. I feel completely scammed. Please think twice before signing anything with this company.

DO NOT SIGN UP FOR THIS! There's only one star so that I can write the review. This is an LGBTQ+ focused group in Dallas. The free venues require payment such as coffee houses and events hosted at people's home where they live. These fees are in addition to membership fees and the cost of actually participating in the event. So for about $3,000, you get information about where to meet a group of people are meeting.

Events and Adventures prays on the vulnerable. They lie to get people to sign. They use people’s pain to push a sale but they don’t really care about them or what impact the club will have on their lives. They just want money, plain and simple.