In October my husband and I attended a vacations seminar from Mini Vacations which entitled us to a 4 night vacation.in January we selected our dates and paid $90 of which $50 was a refundable deposit and $40 was additional fees for bringing our children on the vacation. After payment was made, Mini Vacations informed us that we would be required to attend two more travel seminars in order to receive the promised vacation. The "terms and conditions" of the vacation package we paid for indicated "You will be offered vacation opportunies by the Host Resort" but it did not clearly indicate that we will be expected to attend additional seminars. It was implied to us that we had fulfilled our responsibilities for receiving the vacation when we attended a travel seminar in Fort Lauderdale in October. Moreover, it was not clear from the "Terms and Conditions" that we will receive directions and check-in times to a Welcome Center instead of a hotel. This means that we first have to go to a Welcome Center and not straight to a hotel.in addition, I have contacted the two Welcome Centers we were supposed to go to and neither can tell me which hotel we will be staying at. I don not want to drive all the way to Daytona Beach / Orlando with two kids without knowing where we will be sleeping. I am sorry to say that there have been too many hidden surprises in this vacation package and I therefore requested that they return my money and cancel our certificate. I ahve made several attempts to mail / fax / email requests for a refund and have had no response from the company. It is impossible to contact them by phone as noone answers. I am therefore seeking your assistance in contacting Mini Vacations and requesting a refund on my behalf.
George
Parkland, Florida
U.S.A.
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