Sundance Vacations - Monroeville, Pennsylvania

Morgan “Moh”

It’s NOT a scam. It’s a company trying to promote their vacation packages. I’m really not sure what all the bad reviews are about? We won a getaway pretty much anywhere we want valued up to $1,800.00, Pirates tickets and an Amazon tablet. They’re very transparent about the $100.00 booking fee we’d have to pay when/if we book. And it only covers your vacation rental, not transportation. At first I thought it was a scam, and some of these reviews almost scared me away, but my boyfriend and I had a pleasant experience! We knew coming into this that we would have to listen to an hour long presentation. We also knew after doing our research that they would try and sell us additional vacation packages. They had some great deals, but we politely declined because it wasn’t in our budget. We did have to talk to 3-4 different people during the presentation, but everyone was kind and informative. We were done with the presentation in an hour and left with our vacation voucher, tablet and Pirate tickets. Looking forward to booking our free getaway soon! Definitely recommend checking out Sundance for some great vacation packages if you travel often!

maytheeevee120

Don't fall for this scam like I did.

They had promised me free tickets to any event but didn't provide it. Once I wasn't compatible w/ the agreement set and asked to leave, they denied me and tried to keep me locked me in the contract until I had to provide my mental disability w/ my psychiatrist as to why I'm not compatible for the arrangement(s) anymore (they wouldn't take my word by itself and tried to still keep me in said contract). As well as they weren't accommodating since I provided them a preferred name I wanted to be called but was focused to resort to my previous name (I hadn't gotten the legal paperwork to change my name -at the time)

Tanaya Talks

You only get two stars because the “promotional presentation” was pretty cool and the Keisha “my person” that I guess attempted to upsale me was actually pretty dope! However when I got the call that I had won free pirate tickets and a free trip I was excited until I realized what kind of establishment you guys are running just trying to get people to pay hundreds and thousands of dollars for a “bundle deal” of trips and once I decided that I didn’t want to accept any of the “promotional” packages and just wanted to take my gifts home I ended up staying for almost two hours not to mention it felt like I was fighting for my life just to get my “free gift” I got pulled to another room after my conversation with Keisha was over a heavy set guy with Dreads tried to offer me yet another “package deal” after I denied again for the 5th time he finally gave me my gift and said “I’m so sorry for you” which I found hilarious because all I wanted was what was promised to me which was pirate tickets, a free trip and a kindle.. NO MEANS NO PEOPLE! Stop trying to pressure hardworking folks into buying your crappy deals just to get a commission be a decent human being and understand that single moms like myself is not willing to drop 300-500 on a vacation bundle “package”!!

Alex Marshall

We were called in because we “won” a raffle and were supposed to receive two Pirate tickets, 7 nights/8 days “anywhere in the world”, and a tablet. We arrived FIVE MINUTES late (and had called ahead to let them know) as we’d driven close to an hour to get to the meeting; the woman I spoke to said it was fine. When we got into the office, we were told they’d already started the meeting and that they couldn’t take us. I explained that I had called in and spoken to someone who’d said it was fine to be a few minutes late. To this, I was told that I’d called corporate and that they couldn’t say such a thing. So, we wasted our time on a sketchy business.

Susan Reott

I filled out a "giveaway" slip at the Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium two years ago, and this year I received a call regarding being chosen for the "biggest promo giveaway and a bonus of two Pittsburgh Pirates tickets." I went ahead and called after doing some research, as I read both negative and positive reviews. I was on the phone for only a few minutes. It was enough to hear "7 night resort stay for up to 4 people, a free Amazon tablet, and only $100 booking fee -up to 2 years to book."

There were a few questions I was asked, one of which was "A combined yearly income of $50,000 is required, do you have that?" No. As soon as I responded "no" I was told I no longer qualified for the "giveaway." Another requirement was that I had to watch a 1 hour long presentation at one of their offices in Pennsylvania. I immediately let the sales representative know that we live in North Carolina and would not travel that far for a presentation.

To me, this screams scam based on both the other reviews I've read and my personal phone call experience. The targets of this company are individuals whom have the luxury of paying for a yearly membership fee for discounted multiple vacations. It's most definitely a sales pitch and a "giveaway" should be "all expenses paid." Unfortunately, that's where they get you. The wording is perfectly legal, they don't promise a fully free vacation.

I asked to be removed from the call list, and was met with "sure, because you didn't fulfill the requirements of the giveaway, you will be removed from our list."

Unless you have quite a bit of disposable income and would like to purchase a timeshare or multiple vacations within a year, do not fill out those "giveaway" slips.

Jill McManigle

Not a pleasant experience at all on the phone. The girl was nasty to say the least. Couldn’t believe I was willing to give up a trip valued at $1800.
Don’t ever sign up for this at any Pittsburgh location. It’s a scam to get you to pay to go to a resort. We did this at the pirate game. The Pittsburgh pirates should put a stop to this company getting people to sign up for something that isn’t free if you are chosen.

Ben K

Legit. You go sit and listen to a sales pitch for vacation "packages" and get an 8 day/7 night vacation stay. No food, no transportation, no entertainment, just a stay. Okay. I see where they are going with it, but be careful of the "Annual Account Maintenance Fee". They expect you to draw it out. Best thing is get a package, take a year off, and use all of your weeks in one year.

The salesmen were nice and very well dressed. Keep up the great work, Mike!
The receptionist seemed extremely inexperienced and stressed, but comfort will come in time.
The presenter really needed a breath mint.

clorox bleach

SCAM COMPANY SCAM COMPANY. I won a "promotion" and I was sent a list of very luring prizes. It required my spouse to join a 1 hr hr speal/sales pitch.... If I won via a raffle why would it matter of I have a spouse at all Anyway, my spouse couldn't make it so I was no longer eligible for the prizes. I was unable to collect the prizes I won as a singular person because my spouse couldn't show.

Scam if I ever heard it!!!!
SCAM