Complaint Review: Vacation Showroom

I purchase a vacation package from Vacation Showroom, Inc. in March 2003. The package was supposedly good for 4 days, 3 nights paid accomadations in Orlando, FL Amerihost,which also includes (2 one day passes to Walt Disney World or 2-two day passes to Universal Studios or Islands of Adventure), 5 days 4 nights paid accomadations in Cancun, Mexico Miramar Mission, 3 days 2 nights paid accomadations in Ft. Lauderdale Hilton, 3 days 2 nights paid accomadations in Las Vegas, NV Boardwalk. I paid via credit card authorizing Vacation Showroom Inc. payment for $277.00.

I received a letter of confirmation and I also received the Vacation Package Terms & Conditions stating that they are licensed and bonded in the state of Florida as a seller of travel packages, State License # ST-35202 signed by Lisa.

In June 2004, I attempted to reserve my vacation only to be told that the Vacation Showroom Inc. no longer has that number and it was a doctor office number. I tried to call the original numbers for the Vacation showroom Inc. only to find that all were disconnected. I've also tried their website and was unsucessful.

June 2004
New Orleans, Louisiana
U.S.A.