The staff here is professional and kind. They took the time to answer our questions and make sure we understand the presentation and what is being offered. There was not a lot of fluff in the presentation. It is not a timeshare and this was probably the shortest presentation I have attended. read more

Tripps Travel Network is also going by Tripps Now and has moved their location to 229 S Las Vegas Blvd. We attended a presentation on June 12, 2026. BEWARE!! This business presents itself as concierge travel services. The storefront and sales people seem trustworthy and they pitch to a group of couples all at once promising a "low pressure" sales pitch. We were invited to attend a "travel presentation" in exchange for the promise of 6 trips at the conclusion by a separate marketing company. During the presentation we were led to believe that we would have access directly to RSI's website as well as concierge services. RSI's A+ BBB rating was repeatedly touted as a reason this was a quality offer of products and services. We were led to believe that we would have access to deeply discounted accommodations everywhere worldwide and we are not. There are a very limited number of accommodations in California, or in Maui, for example. We were even led to believe that our membership offered discounts at a variety of other retailers which are not available on the site. We were also verbally told that the amount we paid, $4,995.00 purchased 5 "weeks" per year for life. But there were no further details provided about that anywhere on the website or the emails and the sheet of paper that was scrawled on was discarded. No printed documentation was provided at all for our purchase. We received copies of docusigned agreements which only my husband signed. After viewing the website they gave us access to and determining we had spent $4995.00 on nothing more valuable than coupons, we contacted the company via phone, email and certified mail requesting cancellation and refund but we were told: "You signed a no rescission contract. The Cancellation Policy is in bold print and capitalized. It clearly states due to the purchase not being timeshare related, you do not have the ability to cancel this agreement. You initialed next to this statement and signed directly below the statement." "Services have been rendered. As soon as the e-signature process was completed, an email was sent to the email account tied to the License Agreement with details of how to log into the travel website and how to contact the travel service department." "The FTC Cooling Off Period does not apply to this transaction. In the State of Nevada, if a sale takes place at the primary sales location of the business, they are not obligated to offer a rescission period, and the cooling off period does not apply." I believe the sales people misrepresented the product (which is access to a website trippsnowbooking.com not RSI) and even insincerely related to our faith in conversation as a distraction from the shady sales transaction they were concluding. They repeatedly quote an A+ rating by the Better Business Bureau but Tripps Now doesn't even exist on the BBB (I have filed a scam alert against them 6/23/2026) . Then they admitted they are also Tripps Travel Network which has 22 complaints on BBB website in the past 3 years. All but one (in 2024) show an unwillingness to issue full refunds to dissatisfied customers. If they stood by a quality product and fair pricing, they would issue a full refund when their customers do not find value in their products/services. This company misrepresented the amount of savings, the availability of travel dates and the types of accommodations in various regions. There is far less inventory at far less of a savings in regions where we had hoped to travel. Their continued reliance on a no-rescission contract indicates that they know they're offering a product that doesn't live up to the promises. read more

Bought there $10,000 package 10 years ago. tried to cancel same day and couldn't-they have a no cancelation clause that over rides CA law because they are in Nevada and they did not tell us. they count on people not reading all the small print. I agree with other people posting - THEY ARE A SCAM- HOW NEVADA HAS ALLOWED THEM TO STAY IN BUSSINESS ALL THIS TIME IS UNBELIEVEABLE !!!!!!!!!!! they DON'T HAVE A ZERO (0) read more

Great deal! Had to sit through the presentation but wasn't a long one. Looking forward to traveling more.

Quick presentation, with a good explanation of benefits. Look forward to using it!!!

On 2/23/22 I received an unwanted solicitation phone call to my wireless phone, using an automated dialing system, which violates the TCPA and my privacy rights. They were trying to sell me a vacation package to Las Vegas, NV. When I asked for the company name and website, they refused to give me either. When I asked for a customer service #, I was given the personal phone # of the caller, who later told me they were calling on behalf of Tripps Plus (aka Red Rock Travel, aka TTN Las Vegas). The phone call failed to clearly identify a legitimate company name and/or company they were calling on behalf of, and failed to provide a valid contact phone #. The company used an automatic dialing system to call my wireless phone # without consent and that # has been listed on the national Do Not Call Registry since 2006. The caller refused to give me any company info or package details until payment was confirmed. They have ignored multiple e-mails to discuss this violation even though mail tracking confirms their receipt. I encourage everyone who has been violated by this company to file complaints against them to the FCC, FTC, BBB, Attorney General, Google, Yelp, etc. in hopes to stop them from illegal marketing practices. read more

Tripps Travel Network - Travel Services Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

It's amazing this company is still in business but they have set up their systems such that they continue to defraud people interested in looking for a reasonably priced vacation. it starts with the hook to get you to come in and see their product. they're very clear that they have nothing to do with the marketing Which promises mini false rewards which are detailed in other yelp reviews. I can attest we were offered all of these incentives and they were as indicated in the reviews not as they were portrayed to us when we purchased the three nights. My problem with this company is this. They are very upfront that they use a fraudulent marketing company to get people to come into and listen to their presentation, then jump into their spiel which promises discounted vacations better than you can get with Expedia, Priceline or other internet sites. They will charge you 6 to 10 thousand dollars for the opportunity to book on their website. Based on their business model of using false marketing to get people to attend their seminar I wouldn't trust them to provide what was sold. read more

Read the reviews on the BBB and you will run as fast as you can. The same complaints year after year. They are a SCAM! they can't deliver in any of their promises. You can't even book vacation packages which give the biggest discounts. They're just a marketing firm for a travel booking website. You don't belong to a travel club. They are not even a travel agency. Don't get suckered in as their contract of purchase is non-refundable to the tune of THOUSANDS of dollars. If anyone puts together a class action lawsuit count me in!!! If I could give negative stars I would!! Check out the BBB for all the details. read more

So far the savings haven't been what we expected. Also, the "free" gifts come with $200-$400 "property fees and taxes", plus $25-$50 activation fees. Not really what they pitched but we shall see how it all flushes out. read more

If I could give it zero stars I would. We were promised many things in the presentation and almost none of them are true. The two "free" trips we were given were complete garbage. Neither useable and both required an additional fee to actually use them. The airfare that was supposed to be part of the deal also had so many restrictions it was worthless. We were very clear that being educators we travel during peak times and they said as long as they get advance notice that isn't a problem. Guess what, it is. We were also very clear that the free weeks had to be given without an expiration date because it was unlikely we would be able to use them in a year. They again said no problem. There is a problem, to use them you have to renew, another scam. I travel frequently for work and have discovered better pricing on hotels and rental cars for short stays through other sources. The greatest frustration was trying to book a "family" trip where we required multiple rooms at one venue. They couldn't provide that. We were also frustrated that their all inclusive options are for room only and they won't give you the all inclusive pricing until you book the room. Kind of like buying a car without an engine and then having the dealer tell you what the engine costs after you write a check for the car. I ended up booking two family trips and not using them because the process is impossible. The chat feature is a total waste. My advice is to have fun in Las Vegas, go to the presentation, don't ask any questions and as soon as they sit down with you individually, request your rewards and run. read more

This is a complete and total fraud! They said we could get out of our timeshare and they would help us by selling to overseas business men. That never happened. Don't buy it! We were told we could get a refund if not completely satisfied. We could not! Instead they took $8995 from us and we got absolutely nothing for it!! Go with your gut. If it looks like a duck and smells like a duck, it's a duck! Not sure when we will learn but I sure hope this is the last scam we fall for. I'm hopeful there is a large lawsuit against Tripps Travel Network and we will some day be pleasantly surprised with the money we paid returned to us. We got absolutely nothing but many headaches and frustrating phone calls trying to use it or get out. Unsuccessful at both! read more

STAY AWAY!!!!!! You will save a lot of money by not buying their products!!! Read the BBB reviews before attending their presentations!!!

If there was a way to give 0 stars I would. This company is a complete scam. You can get the same or cheaper price on any travel internet site such as Kayak, Orbitz, Travelocity. TTN claims to be different. They are different alright, they charge you thousands of dollars upfront to save you maybe $12 on a reservation. They claim you will speak only to an agent inside the United States. LIE! Not once did I speak to someone in the US while making reservations. You can barely understand what they are saying, so frustrating. I want a full refund. THIS COMPANY IS A SCAM! DOES ANYONE HAVE A CLASS ACTION SUIT GOING ON OR WOULD BE INTERESTED IN STARTING ONE? MEDIA ATTENTION? read more

I booked a event last year December 2021. unfortunately due to Covid 19 I had to cancel the trip. I was promised a full refund of $3798.00 within 60 days of the cancellation date. it's been 11 months and no refund yet they ain't answer email read more

I don't even know where to begin. First my husband purchased a Vegas vacation that promised $200 in food credit plus $200 in gambling credit. None of that is true. We had to agree to a travel club presentation for 90 minutes which was actually 3 hours by the time all said and done. There was no way to check out the company prior to the presentation as we didn't know anything about what the company is and phones are not allowed in the presentation. The presentation was exciting, impressive and appeared to be an amazing opportunity. We ended up purchasing the package as they said they could sell our timeshare. It all sounded more flexible than the timeshare and we thought we would save money. Still haven't sold our timeshare in 4 months after we paid a company that said in 30 days they could sell it. They don't even contact us. In the end the travel opportunities are not luxury, are not any savings and are very limited. I could find better flights and accommodations without this membership. There is not any recourse after spending thousands of dollars for this travel club. read more

I felt a little nervous at first. Now, this is 6 vacations in 4 years. All nice place and staff are pleasant and respectful. They don't ever rush me off the phone to take the next call I am happy and looking forward to more travels read more

Scam. 3 hours of a sales pitch. Yet another time share but this one wants 10k up front. The free tickets for going to the presentation were buy one get one. The dining card was useless, 20%off odd places limited locale. Really pushy used car sleaze. read more

This company it's a total fraud and a scam, they offer a nice product to make customers buy their membership and they don't deliver what they promise at their sales presentation. Fraud. In nov of 2017 we attended a presentation provided by Tripps travel network in Las Vegas Nevada. We bought what we thought was a membership from Tripps travel network for the total amount of $6995 that would allow us to buy different types of vacations at discounted prices such as cruises , trips hotels and other ways to travel. We have 5 children and cruising is our prefered and most affordable way to travel so we thought this membership would automatically allow us to save money on cruises. Tripps travel network's presentation led us to believe that this would be the case so we decided to buy their membership. In March of 2018 , 4 months after buying the membership we decided to start planning our vacation and we tried to buy a cruise using the program that Tripps travel network was offering but we soon realized that it was all a scam. The prices that they gave me were the same as any other travel agent , I Immediately questioned the sales agent I was dealing with on the phone and she said that their program was based on a point system, this was never explained to my fiancé and I at the presentation, had we known this the day of the presentation we would have not purchased the membership. The day of the presentation while we were signing the Paper work that they gave us I specifically asked the sales agent if we could cancel the membership if we weren't happy with it and he replied YES ..We tried to cancel by calling Tripps travel network but they denied our request, we tried to cancel the purchase through Chase, the bank's credit card that we used to pay for the membership, but it was also denied because Tripps travel network says that we signed a document that allows them to change the terms and condition. We don't remember signing such a document, the sales person was very agressive and manipulative in his sale tactics and we trusted everything he said. We bought this membership with The intentions of purchasing affordable vacations according to what they said in the presentation but they had and have a different agenda. If they had been honest to us we would have not purchased this product but they lied and scammed us . we were victims of a scam !!!!! read more

Just came back from Cancun and cannot believe hiw fantastic the whole trip was. Tripps Travel made a lot of promises to me when I joined and they all came true! My son was so excited to get to celebrate his high school graduation by taking a couple of friends with us and having a kitchen in our condo saved me hundreds on feeding 3 teenage boys instead of having to eat out all the time. Thank you Tripps, you made bith mine and my sons dream come true. Now my younger daughter is already planning her graduation trip to Orlando. read more

They don't have the inventory that they project! We are terribly disappointed in this company and tried to get a refund but they have no interest in working with you. We wanted to stay in the Fort Myers Naples area and they could not accommodate us. For heavens sake... this is a large and popular tourist area! Went to vrbo and found many places. AVOID this company read more

Beware you may not get what you were promised, and if you currently own a timeshare don't think twice about this! There are no deals you can not find yourself without paying upfront and to top it off with yearly membership! Worst of all they ask you to sign all kinds of forms for a membership without outlining what you get...sadly I was advised it's a scam that they don't want to refund! Legal now involved! read more

If I could give this business negative stars I would. Wow.. what a way to make a living ripping people off. Their presentations are not as high pressure as time share sales I give you that. But man, not delivering what was agreed and rob us of my time to go to that presentation is one thing.. its anti time share.. a totally different program entirely but much much WORSE. They are selling a travel club which promises discounts upon discounts with a bunch of non existent vouchers for other businesses / shows which you'll have to go through hoops and red tape to redeem. Be forewarned: YOU ARE NOT GETTING A DEAL and that Allen Marketing Group they initially used to solicit sales will just promise anything to get you to sit in that stupid presentation. For $399 you get 3 nights in Vegas at "any" hotel of your choice which initially they said its with the Linq, 6 show tickets at Planet Hollywood and we can pick which shows upon completion of presentation and a discount card for Bite Vegas and a $100 gift certificate to some steak house. We booked our stay 6 weeks prior- no availability at Linq Hotel for a Monday to Thursday stay. They ended giving us a room at Westgate Hotel and since theres 6 of us which was originally disclosed when Allen Marketing Group called us we have to get an additional room for $90 more and ended up paying $50 more for "resort" fees per room per night. I dont even know what the resort fees are for? None of the pools/ jacuzzis are open.. what sucks .. I checked on expedia how much would be for the same exact room for the remainder of our stay.. 2 more nights $ 33 per room per night plus $15.99 wifi fee that's it. There was NO show tickets either. All it was is a discount voucher to get half off a show. RIDICULOUS! To get your vegas fix and if you need just to getaway deal directly with reputable companies like MGM or Wynn and they will hook you up directly with a fair and reasonable package (Stay on a very nice suite, buffet meals, in house shows like La Reve / Cirque du Soleil), spa and more) and will not give that feeling you've been ripped off. i got charged $129/ night plus tax / fees for 2 nights at a Wynn suite comes with 2 La Reve shows, 2 dinner buffet at Le Buffet and unlimited spa / pool/ gym access. Hope this review helps so as not to CON and fool more unsuspecting consumers .. I'm just glad we didnt buy into Tripps travel club which they were selling for $16,000. If we buy during the presentation it somes down to $8000 and since we have law enforcement / military discount its $5995. The other reviews said they were robbed $4 K. Unbelievable!!! read more

Excellent staff, the best travel agency we have ever seen. My entire family can book any hotel,condo,cruise,car rental and flights 20 to 80 percent less than any online company such as expedia,orbitz,hotel.com etc. I have told my co-workers and friends to join this program. Laat week my wife and 3 children booked a 3 bedroom condo in Orlando for 399.00 for a full week in a Whyndham timeshare condo. Rented a car for the week 159.00 and Disneys tickets at a very good price. My Mom and step father booked a Alaskan cruise for there 40th anniversary 10 day for only 899.00 per person Wow. read more

TTN (Tripps Travel Network) and Royal Destinations We were tricked into a "trip" to Las Vegas for $399. Good lord I don't even know where to begin on this pile of rubbish. A third party (Royal Destinations) sold is this "fantastic" trip to Vegas with all these promises of great things like 3 nights free hotel stay at any MGM affiliated hotel, $300 in food vouchers, $200 in gambling vouchers and 6 Vegas strip shows! All we had to do was go to a 90 minute presentation from a company called TTN. We thought, sure why not go see what it's all about worse case it's a free trip to Vegas right? Wrong... first of all you pay $39 a day in resort Fees so 3 days you're at $120. Okay, fine but then we go "listen to" TTN's 90 minute spiel". Well, 90 minutes turned into 2 hours plus, they want you to spend "$10,995"!!!! To "become a member" on top of $199 a year fees, $399 processing fee etc. The money sucking goes on and on and on. They could tell we were a No Go and just there for the free stuff for having to listen to them. They paid no attention and tried to keep us well past the presentations end to release us. I basically got up to walked out. At that point a larger man with a New Jersey accent finally came over and tried to pressure us several times even reducing the price to $4K. I said no repeatedly. When they showed us out and gave us our "free" items they are all TOTALLY worthless especially the food. The free show tickets promised were a BOGO for the strip shows, $300 in shitty food vouchers good at maybe 10 hole in the wall places where you have to buy x number of dollars of food before you get the $15 off with the worthless voucher. AND the $200 in casino money is a joke- 10 crappy machines to pick from, you can't cash out and leave - only if you win a jackpot can you get cash- HA like that ever happens. I could go on and on and on. WHAT A JOKE! Thank God I wasn't dumb enough to fall for their $10K deal. Shitty way to do business. Complete waste of time and money makes me loathe Las Vegas. Won't be back again for a long time if ever. read more

We purchased our membership in this travel program in January of 2020. We were told that an affiliate would be able to assist us in selling our time share. While this has not happened as yet, likely understandable what with the COVID-19 Virus becoming a game changer for the time being. We have only had one opportunity to use their hotel booking service, which was at a lesser rate than we could find elsewhere. Unfortunately the hotel we booked was undergoing major renovation (which was well long overdue). Upon our arrival we had difficulty contacting the desk personnel reportedly due to a power outage affecting their phone service. I contacted the sales person with whom e dealt in purchasing our membership and even though it was late at night he was able to assist in our problem. Recognizing that TTN is not the first responsible party in dealing with an issue such as ours, Mr. Jonathan was most helpful in our reaching a resolution to our problem. We look forward to more interesting vacations and we are hopeful that the caring attitude demonstrated by Mr. Jonathan will be evident in others with whom we will deal. Jerry read more

TTN Las Vegas can have some decent discounts. However, the agent they use "Royal Destinations" is terrible and full of liars. here is a list of what I was promised that I never got. 3 night 4 days hotel stay $399.00 - (plus resort fees not disclosed) Free 8 - Show Tickets @ The V Theater @ Planet Hollywood - (I got 4 buy one get one free tickets) $300 Promotional Slot Play @ Casino Royal (These are credits and not actually money at a run down hotel, you don't get actual money) $300 Discount Dining Dollars (These are for restaurants not heard of and none of them are in Vegas) $500 Travel Voucher From - (this takes you to another website exactly like TTN Vegas and their availability for hotels is horrible. If a hotel cost $1000 and it says you save $200. it means they apply the $500 toward the saving and you still pay the $800 that it cost to rent, not worth it at all) Free 3/2 with round trip airfare for 2 people (they give you the option of 22 destinations but the fine print says you can only use the destinations closest to you. $199 fee per passenger= $398 + $50 to activate the discount and you don't have the option to choose your hotel. You just choose the date and location, they choose airlines, times and hotel and you can only book Sunday through Tuesday, so it is NOT a weekend gateway) AND**** A FREE 8 day/7 night resort/condo stay - (Same travel website as mentioned before, you have to request a stay and they will get back to you. low cheap hotel stays with the option to upgrade for more money. $50 to active the coupon) If you don't activate these coupons within 30 days and pay their $50 per coupon activation fee, they will expire and you will no longer be able to use them. read more

I've been to many travel-related business presentations, but Tripps Travel most definitely blows the rest out of the water. I've been a member now for almost 2 years, and I have saved hundreds if not thousands of dollars on my families travel expenses. We finally were able to visit Disney World last summer and we just booked an Alaskan cruise for the summer of 2018. We are excited! If you and your family are looking for a good way to save money and check some vacations off your bucket list like we were, I highly recommend. read more

I have been to several presentations in the past but Tripps travel was by far the best!!! I was able to separate my experience with the marketing company that got my wife and I to Vegas and could clearly understand that they are in no way affiliated with Tripps travel other than being paid to provide clients...The staff was very polite and respectful and we are definitely glad we signed up! We have two trips booked for this year already and Alaska cruise for next year!! Thanks Tripps travel read more

They really worked hard to accommodate our tight schedule in and around Vegas and Grand Canyon, by arranging a special presentation just for us on a Friday evening, the day we landed in Vegas. The presenter nicely highlighted the advantages of booking hotels on their website, compared to booking hotels elsewhere on one of the many free travel web sites, showing much higher discounts and availability. After the usual haggling, the owner of the company surprised us by accepting our first offer, which was about 25% of their original "discounted" price, albeit for a reduced/zero "free weeks" benefit. So, we ended up purchasing the license, which is essentially just a username/password on their membership travel web site! When we returned to the parking lot and pulled up the same hotels for the same nights on other free travel web sites, we found availability and lower prices still, than on this paid travel web site! Sure enough, we had buyer's remorse, and after mulling over our mistake for a couple of nights, we called back to complain that a) we were not happy with our purchase, and b) we had not yet received our username/password by email, like we were promised. In fairness to this vendor, they fully refunded the entire amount by check, within a couple of weeks. Also, their marketing company had promised a couple of bonuses which they had forgotten to deliver by email after the presentation, like they had said they would do. When I called them to complain, they not only emailed them promptly, they added a 3rd bonus as well. So, I have no complaints at the end after all. This membership may work for some, but certainly not for us. read more

Total RIP OFF! Stay far away from this scam. The hotels suck, the coupons are not worth the expense. You are better shopping and booking by yourself. The travel website is a bigger scam. Pay $9,000.00 up front to save money on future travel with a sketchy business at best. RUN AWAY! read more

A couple of months ago me and my husband took a trip to Vegas and went to a Tripp's Travel Network presentation. Let me just give a BIG THANK YOU to the whole team at Tripp's. Everyone was so nice and welcoming. From the girls at the front desk to our sales person. Amazing. We just booked our first trip and it's crazy to see how much money we have saved and will save in the future. It's worth it. What sold us was we can pass this down to our kids and so forth. So once again thank you Tripp's for helping us save money and make memories with our family and friends. read more

TOTAL RIP OFF -- TOTAL SCAM!!!!! My partner and I paid the $399.00 to get into the deal with "free" stay in Las Vegas (Monte Carlo Hotel and Casino, now the Park MGM). Upon arrival the hotel had never heard of us and made us give a credit card for one nights stay until they could check with the "Royal Destinations" company about our "free" stay. We gave the credit card. Each morning we did not know whether we would be allowed to stay in the hotel or not. This was painful and nerve racking. I made over a 1/2 dozen call to the numbers at the Royal Destination company and finally got a "Shawn" who said everything would be taken care of and apologized for the mistake. This went on for 3 days, day and night calling "Shawn" or Royal Destinations. Finally we paid $84 dollars for the 2 nights, we left early to go home -- thoroughly disgusted. Wait, wait there's more: The "Free" gifts were rather useless, don't waste your time -- junk entertainment and bogus $300 free slot play at a DIVE casino I would never set foot in. The Airfare deal you have to pay $199.00 per person to access the "Certificate". The $500.00 "Travel Savings Passport" requires a $50.00 up front fee before you can access their site. This is a total SCAM!! $399.00 initial fee $84.00 Hotel tax and fees $199.00 per person to use the airfare $50.00 processing fee (huh??) $$$ Travel to and from Las Vegas $$ Food and beverage Nothing they promised comes without a glitch, caveat or just isn't true. My partner is upset and I am down right pissed-off. Never again will I deal with "Tripps Travel Network" or "Royal Destinations". Like they say-- if it sounds too good to be true... One positive note: We had a lovely evening at the Bellagio, listening to music in the piano bar in the lobby. Van & Lana read more

We became members of Tripp's Travel in Myrtle Beach, SC., when began in the early 2000's. All the promises with no follow-through! They actually went out of business at their Myrtle Beach, SC address and opened up in another name requiring more money. We lost thousands of dollars. Imagine my shock to see Tripps Travel Network in Nevada! (I wanted to give no stars, but that wasn't possible.) read more

Much cheaper to book Vegas on your own and avoid spending your time at the sales pitch/presentation. We went through Alan marketing Group - had to pay extra for an inferior hotel (Rio) than what they promised us (The Linq). The free show tickets are a scam - they are BOGO - and end up costing more than local deals. The only "gift" that was legit was the buffet dinner we received. As far as the presentation... if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. read more

I attended a presentation by this company in Las Vegas last November after receiving a telephone call. The person on the phone told me that my wife and I would receive a 3-night, 4-day stay in Las Vegas if we attended a 60-minute presentation. What he didn't tell me was that the presentation was scheduled and that it lasted for 90 minutes! Furthermore, the gifts promised after returning home, including a paid vacation to any destination including airfare and a paid-up VISA card worth $200, WERE NEVEER RECEIVED despite my efforts, including various telephone calls. Tripps Travel Network claims no responsibility for the promises made by their agent. A lawsuit is pending. read more

I enjoyed the benefits I have received from Tripps. Wasn't sure what to expect, but I didn't want to do a time share. Was more interested in a travel package and I have saved money with the hotels I have booked. Tripps told me what I could expect and I couldn't be happier. The savings are real and I would recommend Tripps Travel Network to anyone. read more

IF YOU GET AN OFFER OR A CALL FROM ROYAL DESTINATIONS AND/OR LAS VEGAS VACATIONS.... DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND READ THIS THOROUGHLY. IT'S A BIG STINKY SCAM! Over a year ago (January of 2018) I was offered this amazing package, which among other things said "Royal Destinations prides itself on the highest level of premium service...." Unfortunately for me, I took the bait. I was planning my mother's 83rd birthday, so I thought, what a better time to purchase this package. (paid by credit card $400.00 back then). I convinced my brothers to fly to LA from our country, I flew my mother to Los Angeles, so we all can spend a week of vacations, including Las Vegas, and enjoy that memorable vacation together. So, everyone arrived a couple of days before to LA with their wives, I took time off from work and we started our journey. Prior to their arrival I made sure I booked the hotel for my mother and myself, (included in the package), and 3 other rooms for 4 nights and 3 days, for my brothers and their wives, which were not included in the package, so we all could stay together. Upon arrival to Las Vegas, I was required to attend to a 90-minute presentation the very next day by 10am. So, I did. After the presentation, of course they tried to sell a so-called Vacation Membership which they claimed is not a time-share. Call it what you want, it is still a time share. Despite that, I went thru the whole thing, and listened to the sales person, kept an open mind and tried to be as polite as I could. Finally, they let me go... So, the next step was to pick-up the "GIFTS" offered when I purchase the package in exchange for listening to their presentation. So here we go! I sat down with a gentleman who tried to sell me another package, cheaper than the one before. So, after a few minutes he started to provide me with this envelope containing my GIFTS. Yay!!! I thought It was over, at that point I still was believing them. (so naïve). At the time I purchased the package, they offered the following: 4 days 3 nights in Las Vegas Nevada with accommodations for 2 people at any of the following hotels: The LINQ, MGM, Montecarlo, Paris, Luxor and many more... Also, 4 show tickets at the V Theater at Planet Hollywood $300 Discount Dining Dollars; $300 Promotional Slot Play. On top of all that.... $500 Travel Voucher from Travel Savings Passport to be received after Las Vegas via e-mail. Also, will include a Bonus Vacation After Las Vegas of 3 days, 2 nights with round trip airfare for 2 people for 1 of 22 destinations to pick from Las Vegas, Chicago, Phoenix, Denver, Miami, Atlanta, and others. And to top it off a $500 travel voucher that can be used for future savings on thousands of hotels and condos worldwide! I was excited that my family and I were going to have a marvelous time. Here is what we got: NOTHING!!!!!! * The tickets at the V Theater were buy one - get 1 free. Ticket price was $100. * The $300 promotional slot play was in a crappy casino on the strip called Casino Royale and the vouchers can only be used on 16 slot machines that were marked "Promotional Play" AND you have to hit a jackpot of $4000 or more in order to receive any prize money. The chances were none since the machines will never pay a single jackpot of $4000! * The Discount Dining Dollars were Resturant.com gift certificates that were worthless since in order to use your $100 certificate, you must spend almost the $100 out of pocket which translate on a certificate of an insignificant amount that barely will cover the tip. At the end of the trip you really are not getting anything for free because the $400 already paid, cover the 4 days and 3-nights accommodation for 2 people, not including the resort fees. As of now, I have not received any e-mails regarding the additional 3-days, 2-nights airfare included to 1 of 22 destinations of my choice. (NOT THAT I AM LOOKING FORWARD FOR THEM). I don't understand how the people who work for that company can face anybody knowing how big of scam they are selling. When I was booking my vacation I spoke to Raquel Chavez, Sean, Jeremy and another person too, several times, and none of them were ever truly honest. I guess that is what they do for a leaving, they are professional scam artists. I am not even going to waste my time asking for anything back. I am only blaming myself for being so naïve and trusting. I am writing this with the hope to save others the aggravation, the money and the embarrassment that I went thru with my family. The only positive thing about all this scam (if any), was that I got to see all my family together and that we enjoyed and celebrated my mother's 83rd birthday and she had a great time! read more

please dont throw your money away.you would be better off just gambling it away at least you might have some fun doing it.you will find out about it when they give you all those b.s. gifts. that arent worth a penny more then the 300 that they charge you.we tried to cancel the deal ,and we found out that the contract that we signed you cannot cancel beware!!!!!! so that means that they can cheat you in any way they please and you cannot get out of it.now im out 7000.00 plus i will never use their rip off service. its just a big rip off dont fall for it!!!! read more

Ridiculous!!! First they hired a marketing firm (took no responsibility for the lame promises made, the actual "giveaways" and made excuses for the "coupons that became the "prizes"". Worst of all I was told I had 4 days 3 nights and could take 4 adults - I took my daughter and son inlaw with 1 year old. The accommodations were a laughable two double beds. Was expecting a suite adjoining rooms for 5 adults. Dinner to an all expense paid by limo turned out to be buy one get another free and one way to restaurant....later told that was canceled and replaced with a coupon book of crap that would take forever to realize (not my life in Vegas expected to redeem that trip). Was also told by the LVRES team that I and all adults over 21 would get $200 credit to spend not just on certain games but can be used as cash for that hotel I would be staying at (never happened). AND worst yet a 7-10 minute PowerPoint would be all it would take. Got my confirmation for a 90 minute presentation or my credit card would be charged again. Not enough that I had to purchase additional room for my guests, flights and more to cover for the non existent "gifts" I had enticed my guest we would be enjoying. Worst yet this was a mainly travel club which in the presentation was not too bad. So why on earth did they not allow the guest offered to experience using this club one time to come and see the offer?? instead using a shady marketing coupon crap experience where I paid $399 for something the club could have offered, for me and my guests in their own "buying club experience"?? Buyers be ware it is a bait and switch with not acknowledging any responsibility for the marketing they said they paid for to get me there...and NOT WILLING TO USE THEIR OWN BUYING POWER AND MY CREDIT CARD PAYMENT OF $399 TO GET ME AND MY GUEST THERE USING THE PRODUCT??? UTTER CRAP!! read more

I attended a presentation with them I bought their package it was well worth the price I paid I have only been a member for 2 weeks and I all ready saved on my next trip to Florida got a great deal on air fare and hotels. If you ever get the chance to go to a presentation it would be well worth the effort if you travel you will save a lot with them. Buying this packages was the beadt thing I have ever done. read more