Sundance VacationsReviews of sundancevacations.com

Had a wonderful vacation at a nice clean resort using a friend's loyalty points. Most affordable and fun vacation I ever had!

They are a scam big time ,do not go to their presentation appointment it waste of time and money

One of our most memorable family vacations was to Myrtle Beach resort. I just got a suggested photo in my memory stream today of my kids happily playing in the sand and it brought a smile to my face immediately. We stayed in the Five Seasons building and met several other Sundance Vacations travelers at the pool.

Response from tristate after letting them know about my current financial hardship and I am out of a job. Please be advised that Tri State Financial is a loan servicing company. We do not cancel loans. You signed a legal and binding contract with Sundance Vacations when you were at their sales office. This is not a “service” with Sundance Vacations. You made a purchase of discounted vacations weeks. Again, we are not canceling your purchase, your contract with Sundance Vacations, or your loan balance with Tri State Financial. Stay away from this company. They do not provide a good service and want you give away your hard earn money.

IT IS A SCAM. READ BEFORE GOING TO SHOW>> i just put 3 stars because i didnt get sucked in and had a pretty okay experience because they knew from the start that i was not going to budge. It was really just listening and DON’T GET ME WRONG THEY DO GET A LITTLE PUSHY but stand tall. A common excuse we as the person use is no money. But they just keep knocking the price down trying to get you to do it. I would say your best answer is “No sorry, We/I are/am not financially stable to commit to monthly payments” or “No sorry, We/I are/am not in a good financial position to make that monthly commitment” and you may have to repeat it a few times. I said it at least 4 so they will get it eventually. Another thing i want to mention is that at the end when we had to speak to the last guy (we had to speak to 3 different people trying to convince us , with cheaper prices each time, to sign up) and with the last person, he offered the cheapest price of all of $50 monthly payments. But the way it was worded something like “Would $50 be low enough to fit into your monthly budget” or “monthly payments” or something like that. And for me i will scream it loud and proud No I Do Not. I live paycheck to paycheck ain’t nobody got time for that. But for someone else who might be bit more self conscious about being on the poor side or living paycheck to paycheck might feel a little embarrassed to admit that they don’t have that extra money each month. Personally $50 is a lot because every dollar counts. But realistically $50 is barely anything so it might feel a little embarrassing to admit they don’t have that every month. So that right there would trick them into doing it out of humiliation. So just be aware of that. Don’t be ashamed. It is emotional manipulation lowkey, $50 is a lot when you don’t have it. So don’t let that intimidate you either. One final thing i want to mention that they mentioned to me that i am pretty positive i read about online. They were talking about the full price package being some big price like 20,000 or something. & then went on to try to relate and joke and say they understand no one has that kind of money. Etc. & they mentioned about a “Pre-Approved Budget Plan” and i had found online multiple videos and articles about being signed up for loans and some people not even knowing & only finding out when trying to cancel with sundance and being told they have to pay it because it is a loan and i want to think they are talking about being signed up for this “pre-approved budget plan” aka pre-approved loan that you can never get out of for $17,000-$20,000 & sundance just took it upon themselves to take the full amount. Would like to say the reason for the $17,000-$20,000 is because in the beginning (with the 1st of 3 people) we were told we had to put a down payment of 3,000 today and then monthly payments and in the case scenario where they actually tricked someone into putting that down right there , they would then only be signing for a $17,000 loan. On top of it starting at “$3,000 down payment today and $200 monthly payments” they changed the price 3-4 times. It ended at $50 monthly payments starting today. (As mentioned above) Thats it Lol. $3,000 down payment today with $200 monthly payments to no down payment & $80 monthly payment offer to then finally $50 and i’m sure if they thought a cheaper price would have convinced me they would have kept going. So Please Beware They Will Literally Do Anything To Take Your Money. I was only here to help my friend get her deposit back that she had to give when they had her sign up for this supposed “free vacation” without being pushed into buying anything. I will mention we did get the free vacation coupon thing but i’m not really trusting it. so Beware of this place. Its a whole big mess of a scam to just take your money. And they make so much money and have awards and “there books are good” (they said 🙄) because they make you sign up for these loans (YDK &) they take the full $20,000 & stick you with paying it off for who even knows how long. Truly Our experience wasn’t all to bad , my friend even said they weren’t as pushy as she thought But if i am going to be honest i really think it was because they knew i was not going to budge. They would ask and drop the price and i would say and then repeat myself “We are not in a financial position to make that monthly commitment “ it was obvious my answer wasn’t going to change. So i feel like they didnt push because they knew it wouldn’t do anything. Honestly by the end the fake niceties pretty much dropped because i had now repeated that phrase at least 4 times. My answer was not changing so they didnt waste their time. Go in with that mindset don’t get sucked in. Do a quick google search “Sundance Vacations Scam” & (should be under that search) “sundance vacations exposed yet AGAIN” is a video that should be seen. Research guys. Don’t trust it!

Back in the summer, I went to a fair with my family. Now it's December, and I get a call saying I’ve been selected for an 8-day, 7-night vacation anywhere I choose. I was excited but, naturally, skeptical. I went to their office in Parsippany, NJ, which looked nice, but as soon as I walked in, I knew exactly what was going on — a timeshare pitch. Although I was annoyed, I stayed polite because I still wanted the vacation and the tablet they promised. The rep, who I won’t name, did her best to sell me on whatever they were offering, but I stood firm and declined. Fast forward a few days, and I visit the Odenza registration site. I was shocked to find that the resort I clicked on had a daily fee of $790! I called the number provided to clarify, and they confirmed that I would be paying per day during my stay. I laughed and explained that I was told this was a free vacation. The person on the phone corrected me, saying it was a “promotional vacation” — not free. They said I’d be responsible for $5,530 for 7 days! I checked Booking.com, and of course, the same resort was cheaper. Sundance Vacations is a scam! They lure you into their office under false pretenses just to sell you a $30,000 timeshare or vacation club. Don’t be fooled. Stay informed, and don’t let them pressure you into anything.

Okay so, My girlfriend and i went to one of their long presentations on buying a $15k for 30 weeks of vacations. already we had a wierd feeling but rolled with the punches. after the presentation we sat with a sales rep to revisit the offer and we were not interested. but they kept trying to sell us alittle pushy but they acomodated our budget and gave us 3 weeks for $1200.00 just to try, i still felt odd about it but i took the risk. we paid and they told us about all the fees that we would be charged yearly so we were okay with that. Mind you, we came for a free week of vacation that we won but we traded it for2 additional weeks. once we got home we regreted it because we saw the few destinations they had and really some of them were ugly. we requested our free voucher back and they mailed it to me. Soon after we wanted to try a spot that they had in virginia. we were so worried it would be fake, where we would arrive and the hotel looks nothing like the picture. Once we arrived to the hotel and walked into our rooms we were blown away. it was really really nice. it was worth every penny! id suggest that if you can afford it then go for it. i wouldnt go for the 30 weeks because thats a huge investment but i would stick with a few weeks just to try it. i was able to take my friends and girlfriend to the spot and used up 2 weeks for 2 rooms and it was a blast!

I spoke with Tracy, who went around in circles and did not stick to one outcome. The whole time over the phone with her, she made me believe that she was scamming me. Needless to say, I did not go through with any booking! Furthermore, when I filled out a sheet with my information, I was told it was to win a target gift card, not scam me into spending money with Sundance vacations. Also, don't think that they are giving tablets away to each person that filled something out, got a call, and sat through a presentation, because that's untrue. Don't waste your time!