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I joined them while visiting the 1000 hills resort. The presentation was great, the sales pitch good, and the offerings seemed legit for the price (which was not cheap, but doable). They offered some big discounts on signing up and free stay coupons as an incentive. I took the bait. Fast forward to actually using it. When you call, they act like they have no clue as to what the free coupons are. When you go online to redeem them, you get bounced from site to site, not even traditions club websites. I cannot call it a scam, but I would strongly caution you to NOT go with this group. You can get a Costco membership and get vacation discounts. Or if you have a good program at your place of employment (as some places do), you can do better with them, or AAA, or AARP. I wish I could get my money back from this. read more

The only reason this place is even receiving one star from me is because the original office that we bought the membership from is wonderful. But the higher-ups at Traditions in general are deceptive. They promised my wife and I a seven-day stay of our choice if we attended their tutorial on how their online database worked, and said that during the tutorial presentation we wouldn't be solicited for any additional purchases. Obviously, we were solicited, and they have still not given us our seven-day stay. In fact, after the tutorial presentation, they have never reached out to us in any way for any follow-up on this seven-day stay. Further, my wife and I have reached out to them over and over for at least three months now, and every time we are completely blown off -- they just tell us they are looking into the matter. In sum, do yourself a favor and join Wyndham or something like that instead. read more

Worse experience ever! We joined Traditions Vacation Club last August 2024 in Branson Missouri to supposedly make our traveling easier. Biggest scam and joke of all times. We put a large cash down payment on our membership and they have been the hardest company to deal with. You have to beg for someone to call you back. We supposedly was going to get a 7 day free trip. Yea it wasn't free. We paid for it. I 100% don't recommend this company. Their representations show top notch high end hotels and resorts. Yea that's a joke. We chose Gatlinburg, TN as our free trip. You don't get to pick your resort they do. Waste of money and energy. Don't waste your money. Book it yourself. read more

The plan may be good but the gift they give you to listen to the presentation is not worth anything. It's one of those typical 3 night with air anywhere you want but when you go to fill the paperwork out it's a nightmare. There are so many restrictions it's hard to find a date that works. Once you find three dates as we did and three destinations you would like to travel to, you are required to send the package to one of these award shops along with a cashiers check for $100. After this company sent us the the second letter saying they couldn't complete our order for the second, I called them and asked them to refund the $100 and call the whole thing off. They did send me the refund after 3 calls and a couple months after I asked for it. If you wnat to listen to the presentation, do so, but don't really expect a prize. read more

felt too much like a time share promotion and I've had too many of them. Plus, since we didn't look like we had money, it took forever for them to talk to us. read more

Got a card in the mail today that ALL indications were that it was from Delta Airlines. The front was all about Delta with the "Flyaway Promotion" that Delta uses for its frequent flyer program. The back was that we had been selected to receive 2 round trip airfares anywhere in the continental US. I totally thought it was Delta because I have signed up for contests through Delta. NO WHERE did it say Traditions Travel or that hearing a 90 minute presentaion was required. So I called the phone number and once I began to ask who they were and that the card bordered on false advertising, the represntative was extremely rude and hung up on me. As my daughter (a marketing graduate) said, "It's dirty marketing." Makes you wonder what else is "dirty" with Travel Traditions. I'll be forwarding it to Delta Fraud Department. read more

Interesting and enticing travel plan; decided it wasn't quite a fit for us. The folks we dealt with were pleasant, interesting and respectful; we did not feel pressured. read more

On 6/22 I began the process of having the money I paid refunded - 5k of 6.5k since one credit card for 1.5k was never run. I was told there is a 72 window to get refunded. Otherwise, we would have to mail in the money back return certificate withing 60 or 90 days (I forgot) AND then wait until 2 years to do the return. I never remembered any such thing. Since the sales guy who attended us was fired - this was our loophole. We were refunded quickly. Buyer beware. read more

I concur with most of that has already been said on this posting. It was very confusing to determine who was who, "Traditions Travel Group", "Sea to Ski Vacations" or "Millennium Travel & Promotions". In my book, they are all suspect. I believe my negativity primarily goes against "Sea to Ski Vacations" who was the most visible (actual face-to-face contact). I also attended one of their presentations and believe it to be a fraud. I honestly never completed the "Promotional Gift" as to their negative feedback far exceeds that of "Sea to Ski" and their "Promotional Gift" went into the garbage. This was truly a waste of time. http://www.bbb.org/central-florida/business-reviews/vacation-certificates-and-vouchers/millennium-travel-and-promotions-in-new-smyrna-beach-fl-36000188 read more

My husband and I attended this presentation 7/6/12 at the Newport Hyatt on Jamboree. We knew pretty quickly that this was too good to be true. They do a good show, no pressure and nice people. They offer lots of enticements. Don't fall for them. Go to ripoff.com and see what has happened to people who have tried to collect on their "free" hotel and air packages. DON'T do this. You are smarter that that! We threw everything into the trash. read more

Organization runs time share scams, using carriers like Delta. The reps refuse to answer question as to how the company got your personal information, and will hang up on you if you ask them such questions. They want to know your marital status in order to "qualify" you for their promotions, but won't tell you why being married or single matters. Reps refuse to refer you to a supervisor and hang up if you refuse to give personal identifucation information. I caught the sales rep twice lying about the promotion during my call to them, got hung up on, and then I referred the scam to Delta Airlines Fraud Detection unit, and to law enforcement. It's just another Orange County, California, Cote d' Fraud Newport Beach scam that you need to be very wary of. If you get the promotion card in the mail, tear it up or turn it over to the appropriate law enforcement agency that investigates white collar crime, identity theft,a nd financial fraud. The Santa Ana FBI Residential Office is a good place to start. read more

NOT EVEN WORTH ONE STAR! Total sham, on every watch list around, went to a scam sales meeting months ago, never received "The Trip" or as much as a follow up call, business card Michael Bay is a non working number as well as the number on the internet site for EPG. Stay away - run away from this - it is NOT Marriott endorsed on any level! read more

Got the mailer for Free Air Travel & 8 day Cruise for attending 90 min. presentation of Sea to Ski Travel club for $11,000 + and annual $149, then reduced to just under $10,000 if you acted on the spot. Turns out promotional trips most likely can not be used together, you have to send in $150 money order for deposit (No credit card allowed), pick multiple travel dates 45 days apart, pay surcharge on Cruise if going between Jan. & Aug. You do not get confirmation until 45-60 days before the trip. Frustrating because I asked up front if the trips could be used together with a response of yes. Promotions go through Millennium Travel & Promotions that have an "F" rating with the BBB. People were pleasant, but trying to make either of the trips happen was definitely not. read more

PLEASE BE FORE WARNED! - SHOULD YOU RECEIVE A CARD IN THE MAIL FROM TRADITIONS TRAVEL WITH A PHOTO OF A DELTA AIRPLANE ON IT - THROW IT IN THE TRASH! This company should be reported for fraud as it clearly states you are offered 2 r/t airfares on Delta. After we sat through the 90 min. sales pitch for a Sea & Ski company connected to this Traditions Travel, the pressure was on for us to purchase some sort of travel club to the tune of $11k, 149. annually, plus the cost of travel. Then they lowered the price to 9k after they saw no one was biting. After that it was lowered to 6k, and on and on. When they saw we were not budging, they gave us our "gift" - a card where you send Traditions $50 with dates you desire to travel. Trouble is you have not less than 20 restrictions, with all sorts of added costs. This is a scam with a capital S! Delta should be informed of this company using their good name. It's misleading, untrue, and scandelous! And the staff - so reminded us of used car salesmen! read more

We attended a presentation, after receiving a postcard in mid August, with Delta Airlines on it, promising free airline and hotel in exchange for listening to a 90 minute presentation. It was Traditions Travel, also associated with Millennium Travel. Since we are retired and travel it was worth a few hours of our time. The presentation was for a vacation club called Sea to Ski Vacations. Recently I had booked an Alaskan cruise, the cost of which, was less than with their travel club price. The cost of membership was first presented as over $11,000; later the price came down, but it had to be purchased on the spot. We declined to join the club at any level offered. Upon leaving we received our travel voucher. It required a $100 per person up front cost, three request dates to various cities, with the $100 to be refunded after the trip. It in no way promised Delta Airlines. Way too much work and no guarantee that we would get our money back. The sales staff was professional but my gut told me something was not right. read more