Take A Break Travel, LLC. - Las Vegas, Nevada

Bella G.

Stopped at take a break travel at MGM resorts today and Raymond gave us a free getaway!! We couldn’t believe it. He was so helpful and such a great guy. Love this company!!!

Audrey R.

Absolutely a SCAM!
We were told all these great things for just buying the tickets for an attraction since were were staying at the resort. After spending $50, then we found out it was to do a Time Share Tour. Woman at The Excalibur tried to brush over the fact that the costs are actually to attend the presentation. We read more into the receipt itself. Then went back to the booth that took our money and refused to refund us and said we have to go to the location of the off-strip resort where the tour is being held.

Caitlin K.

So you’ve paid a $50 deposit from a nicely dressed employee claiming they’ll give you free dining vouchers, show tickets, etc. here’s how it works:

You go to a property 15 mins off the strip and check in at the desk. There’s seating like at the DMV where you wait for your name to be called by your dedicated salesperson.

You were told the presentation is at 9:30am, it’s actually at 10. You have a light breakfast (granola bar/pastry, orange, yogurt) and your salesperson makes small talk and asks you questions about travel/vacation.

Your salesperson will give you a guide of the property for 2 hours and bring you to a room with small tables to present pamphlets/booklets. They will ask their manager to quote you a price. The manager comes with a quoted price (ours was over 11k) it’s a ‘today only special offer’ (12/21 was the last day of their special close out or so they say). You decline. They leave to let you think about it, you decline again when they come back.

They take you down to an exit survey area. In this area you are presented with an even more discounted price after you tell them what you were offered upstairs (ours was $4,900). You decline. They give you an exit slip of paper and you go to another room to receive your gifts.

At the gifts area you sit at a cubicle with another employee who gives you vouchers and coupons for your agreed upon gifts and who processes your deposit refund.

All in all be prepared to be there for at least 3 hours, it’s not any faster the more interested you are. Be prepared to say no and be firm about it, it’s a high pressure environment and they build it up a lot to get you to cave. It was interesting seeing the south point casino but ultimately I’m not a fan of their deceptive sales tactics.

Jesse M.

Scam. They lie to get you to the time share presentation then the free play offered is a scam. Waisted a day of my vacation on this. Do yourself a favor, say, NO! And the casinos allowing you to get scammed are Circus Circus And Casino Royale! Avoiding them will make your vacation a better one!

German V.

Just because I was a little buzzed they must really take me for a fool they haven't refunded my money back . Got the receipt and yet no refund. Don't advise going here if u don't like getting taken advantage off because u drank a little they think they can get away with it. Shame on u.

cymonne W.

A SCAM! Was in Vegas this week, what they gave us for the 3 hour timeshare presentation was worthless. The Uber ride was one-way. Had to pay our own way back to the strip. The restaurant buffet tickets (the restaurant was permanently-closed) We just got a comedy show that anyone could have attended for a few dollars. DONT WASTE YOUR TIME!

Zafar P.

SCAM SCAM , no customer service no phone number, vey slow response thru email,they just scaming ppl how other scamer does, shame on your self how you scaming ppl.
Without deal I am getting batter and best hotels.they don't give your choice date and hotels what we want.
You just have option to go with their choice only. Don't fall in trap in seminar they don't support anything

Tracey F.

Scam, scam, scam, as soon as you walk through the doors of the Excalibur Hotel you are ushered off to the side to what you believe is check in, they sell you tickets at a discounted rate for Vegas shows and tell you to pick them up from a new Hotel that MGM are opening and this is their promotion. They are not affiliated with MGM and fail to tell you that in order to get the tickets you need to sit through a 2 hour time share presentation. This is misleading and they are lying about their intentions, you don’t find this out until after you have paid for the tickets. When you ask for a refund you are told to go to the other location as they can’t refund you onsite, but will happily take your Money. This is fraudulent and they need to be held accountable. Refund my money or I will keep posting about this fraudulent activity.