Travelocity’s earns a 1.6-star rating from 336 reviews, showing that the majority of travelers are dissatisfied with booking experience.
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Stay away from these con artists!
The company is a joke and a predator on old people. My mother needed to buy a ticket to come to St Jude Children Hospital in Memphis, she lives in portland.
I found her a ticket on expedia on 12/28 for $209 roundtrip. She was certain that her friend was going to get her a buddypass. That fell through. She called travelocity and they said the best deal for her was $638 (which included $130 IN FEES!). Best price guarentee? BS. Today, 1/6. I found even a better ticket on expedia still $200 less. They will do nothing.
Stay away from these con artists!
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bait and awitch
I was looking to book a vacation for my family and I so I started searching Travel Agencies. Afetr a while I went to Travelocities web site and entered the dates I wanted to travel anytime in June or July. I entered the length of cruise I wanted 7-10 days and the number, ages of people I would be traveling with, and the area I'd like to cruise (Carribean). The search returned a page that showed all the information I entered and two choices. One choice was around 800 dollars and the other was around 450 on a different ship. I was excited by the opportunity to book an affordable cruise so I called immediately to book the 450 dollar cruise to find that the price was not available on the dates I wanted to travel and that my price was to be around 1500 dollars a person. I will never book with Travelocity ever again.
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I needed a hotel room in San Diego for a one night layover on my way to Honolulu. I had only one requirement that the hotel provide shuttle service as I was only there for one night and did not want to rent a car or pay taxi fare. Travelocity advertised the Comfort Inn in San Diego as 6 mi north of the airport with shuttle. I booked the room and when I arrived found that Comfort Inn did not provide shuttle service.
I ended up paying 60.00 in taxi fares to the hotel and back to the airport. When I called their Customer Service which by the way advertises satisfaction guaranteed, I was given the run around. I was on the phone for more than two hours as the agent would put me on hold saying he needed to research something. the hold times got progressively longer and longer and it occurred to me that he was putting me on hold in the hopes I would give up. I finally asked to speak to his supervisor and he flat out refused. I kept insisting to speak to a supervisor and finally he said ok and put me on hold again. I never got to speak to a supervisor. The final straw was when I asked him for his name. He replied his name was 'Elvis Thomas'.
I had my doubts that this was his name as he sounded Indian. I asked him if he was making this name up and he said yes he was making it up and would not tell me his name. I finally realized that I was not going to get anywhere with my complaint. My only option is that for the rest of my life I will do whatever I can to discourage friends, relatives and business associates from using Travelocity. Hopefully the $60. I lost will be minuscule compared to the amount of business I cost them.
Booked a rental car via travelocity. Encountered the "bait and switch" tactic used by Advantage Car Rental and apparently approved by Travelocity. ACR refused to give me the car type I reserved; ACR would not rent me another car type without charging more money. I refused, I went to another car rental co. instead.Travelocity did very little to address this issue. I will not use Travelocity or Advantage Rental Car nor would I recomend them.
I found a "great" deal on an airline ticket and called customer service to book it. The Indian on the other end doesn't speak/understand English well and intentionally keeps on the phone for a long time, just to tell me that "oops your ticket is no longer available, and now costs $2000!" It took me three hours to finally reach a supervisor in the U.S. and it turns out he works for expedia which turns out to be the same company as travelocity. They keep you on hold for hours so you will hang up, but hang in there and don't give up. BUY YOUR TICKET ELSEWHERE
I booked a flight from RSW to PDX for a good price. That night I receive an email indicating that I needed to call Travelocity customer care as there was a problem confirming the flight with the airline (right), which I did promptly. The customer service personnel is obviously outsourced to India. I made it clear to customer care that I did not want to pay more for my ticket than what was quoted. The gentleman made a new reservation after I told him this., since "one of the leg times had changed." He at no time told me there would be a higher charge for the flight. When I received the itinerary confirmation email, I had been charged a higher price. When I called customer service to complain about the bait and switch, the guy indicated that "prices are always changing" (although never in the customer favor, I'm certain) and that my flight was confirmed. When I looked at the "new" itinerary, it is exactly the same flight numbers as my original booking. I am furious and vow to never use an online travel service again, especially Travelocity, but to buy directly through the airline.
Scam and cheating
I booked 5 tickets to Florida online on Travelocity.com for myself, husband, 2 young children & elderly mother-in-law in January 2007 for a trip in April 2007. I received a confirmation email w/ itinerary and a phone call confirming that I had made the reservation. I was able to print out my itinerary w/ all of the details for our upcoming trip stating...
Read full review of Travelocity and 27 commentsunable to use credit/voucher
Do not expect to ever use a credit with Travelocity. I have been trying for 2 months to use a credit from a previously canceled flight and all I get is a runaround from a bunch of people who don't speak english very well. I have followed every instruction to the letter on redeeming the ticket voucher, and when I mailed it to them (as requested) they say now that they have no record of it. Its a complete scam, they do not want people to use a credit, or voucher, otherwise it would be very simple. No I am forced to file a complaint with the BBB and keep calling travelocity in the hopes that somebody will be able to make it right. Doubtful.
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seat assignment
I am so disappointed in Travelocity. Booked flights, had seat assignments, all final. Ha No seats on any
flight that day going or coming back. Do not book with Travelocity, they can not back up there word.
I have all my information from Travelocity stating that everything was confirmed, seats included. Guess
what, no seats. We have alot of money tied up in this trip and no one at Travelocity was concerned that
we didn't have seats. Just get there early was the words I heard from them. Thank you so much for messing
up our trip we saved for and looked forward to.
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overcharged
We booked a hotel though Travelocity for a one night stay in Niagara Falls. Initially we intended to stay one night. We later made time from work to spend a second night and called them to add a day to our room. They were happy to do so and sent us an email to confirm. They did not mention the price of the new room. What in fact happened is the agent upgraded the room and instead of charging 97.90 per night they charged $158 for the added night. When we called (after getting the email) they would not budge. We tried speaking to supervisors but they would not be reasonable even though it was THEIR mistake. These people will NEVER get our business again and we will take them to small claims court and sue (We are not rich and this will be the first time we sued anyone). We will then publish the results.
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no seat assignment
I did not know that Travelocity can not get seats on flights until 24 hours before the flight. I was able to go online and book a seat on a United leg of my trip but am not able to do that with Frontier. I would not book with Travelocity again for this reason.
I have had much better luck with Orbitz who handles everything and if a flight is changed and does not work for you, they will negociate with the airlines to find a flight that works.
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canceled wrong ticket and credited back to my account and recharged again
I booked three tickets and mistakenly used my sisters maiden name instead of her new married name. I contacted Travelocity and was told they could not correct her name. I had to cancel her trip and buy another ticket. This is what I did and of course the ticket was higher. Travelocity assured me they would refund the amount of her pervious ticket within a 30 day period. Four days later as she was looking at her bank statement she showed me where she was credited back and then recharged on the same day for the canceled ticket. This is only the beginning of a nightmare. I called and talked with two different agents, both telling me that Travelocity had not charged her for an extra ticket, they suggested that her bank possibly had mistakenly done it and that she should wait a few days and see if the credit had been returned and if not to contact her bank before calling them back. By that time is was time to leave on their trip. First I could not print off the broading tickets for my brother and sister-in-law. The site continued to say "See airport agent". Ok, so we did. My brother was no problem, but my sister-in-law had no ticket. Travelocity has canceled her ticket, even though when I checked the itinerary on line both names were there. My sisters name was on the ticket. What a screw up. Thank goodness for the Delta agent going up and beyond her job. She contacted Travelocity and was told that she would have to cancel the ticket for my sister and purchase another ticket for my sister-in-law. This truly preplexed the agent and she asked for a supervisor. They put her on hold. In the meantime she was trying to correct the situation through Delta. She was able to take care of it before a supervisor ever came on the line. After almost 45 minuets at the desk, broading passes were issued and they were finally on there way to security along with everyone else. This was not a small airport and by the time they passed through and reached their gate, it was too late. They missed their flight. Now my sister was on board and flew as scheduled. She had to wait 4 hours at the destination for my brothers arrival as it was his timeshare they were going to. When you call Travelocity, you get to talk to someone in India, sometimes their English is understandable, but most of the time you must ask them to repeat. Try to get a supervisor on line is a major time consuming task. Why can't there be someone in the United States to talk to? Today I called to complain about the above situation, in India, and again was put on hold many times and finally was able to speak to a supervisor. The overcharge is still not taken care of and I had to fax details to their consumer relations dept.. Also, all I got for all the trouble that they had caused was "I'm sorry". I'm sorry to say that travelocity will be the last site that I will use in the future.
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lost my reservation
I booked a hotel room through Travelocity. I paid in advance for the room. When I arrived at the hotel Travelocity had not sent them any information about the reservation, when they called Travelocity, they were told Travelocity could not find the reservation, depsite the fact that I had the confirmation email and transaction number. After waiting more than an hour on the phone, the hotel provided me a room, after I agreed that if Travelocity did not confirm the reservation, I would pay for the room again, directly to the hotel. Fortunately the hotel was not sold out. I have not yet learned if Travelocity is going to pay for the room or not, so I may have paid for it twice.
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fraud and theft
On March 1, 2009 I made an on-line reservation through Travelocity for airline tickets to Puerto Vallarta. The selected airline was Mexicana Airlines and we were to fly June 6th. I paid for the tickets and for a flight cancellation insurance policy.
In April, the governments of the United States and Mexico, along with the Center for Disease Control and the World Health Organization all issued travel advisories against vacation travelling to Mexico due to the recent Swine Flu outbreak. Mexicana announced that it would issue refunds to travelers wishing to cancel their trips.
My wife and I made the decision to cancel our trip. Our two young daughters, who were to travel with us, had pre-existing medical conditions that could have been complicated by a swine flu exposure and a quarantine preventing re-entry to the U.S.
I contacted Travelocity Customer Service by phone, requesting to cancel. Travelocity was unable to contact Mexicana and suggested that I try to contact them directly. For ten days I tried to call Mexicana using every telephone number I could find. The recorded “All circuits are busy” message was the only response I could get. Finally, I was able to make contact, only to be told that I could not cancel my reservation, only my agent, Travelocity could. The Mexicana customer service agent was rather brusque and could only repeat the same answer to each question I posed. When I asked to speak with a supervisor, I was told that none were available, ever!
Frustrated after speaking with Mexicana, I contacted the insurance carrier, Berkely Care (owned by Travelocity and underwritten by AIG) to file a claim and retrieve the cost of my tickets. After explaining the situation with the insurance company, I was immediately told that my claim would not be honored because “disease” was not a covered item. I hadn’t even filed the paperwork or pediatrician statement yet!
Angry at the treatment I received at the hands of Travelocity and Mexicana, I filed payment disputes with my credit card company, American Express. I also initiated complaints with the Better Business Bureau.
Several calls between me and Travelocity ensued, with no resolution. A few days later, my wife received a phone call at work from an individual representing herself to be an employee of American Express. This individual wished to resolve the Travelocity (but not Mexicana) payment dispute and release the funds for payment to Travelocity. My wife forwarded the call to me. I spoke to the person and recognized the same East-Indian accent that all Travelocity Customer Service agents seem to have. This person again represented herself as an employee of American Express and wanted to resolve the Travelocity payment dispute. I asked her if she really was an American Express employee or an employee with Travelocity and she assured me she was with Amex. I asked her for a call-back number which was refused. I told her I was sure she was a Travelocity employee and she told me, “We are one and the same.”
I asked her to clarify for me that she was stating that Travelocity and American Express were the same company and she said, “Yes, that is true.” Truly amazed at this statement, I asked to speak with a supervisor and was of course, refused. When I accused this individual of making a fraudulent statement for the purpose of coercing me into releasing my payment dispute, she back-tracked with another gem, “We are affiliated companies.” I hung up and contacted American Express.
There has been no contact with Travelocity since, other than an indirect suggestion through the BBB complaint to tell me to file a claim with Berkely Care. I found this amusing because Berkely Care had already told me, “Don’t bother.” They have not responded to my letters. I never did receive any airline tickets.
Mexicana patently refused to get involved. They denied each request for a refund or modification, pointing me back to Travelocity.
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refund denied
Travelocity denied me a valid refund of over $1600.00 by purposefully denying information to me, and ignoring my communications with them until after their self-imposed period of limitation had expired. Then they acknowledged my complaint, and proceeded to move slowly. Later, they falsified information to make it appear as if I was the party who was at fault. Let me explain this in detail.
In January of 2008 I made plans to meet my wife, who was a Nepalese citizen and living in our house in Nepal, for a vacation in Bangkok in late March of the same year. I was teaching at an arts high school in San Lorenzo, CA, and I made a reservation and bought a ticket through Travelocity, to fly to Bangkok via Hong Kong and back again. However, on February 22nd of that year, my wife died in a car accident. I cancelled the trip that night and tried to use the credit for a flight to Kathmandu. However the trip reservation as arranged by Travelocity fell through while I was at the airport (San Francisco International), and I ended up paying for the trip myself.
Due to legal complications arising from the settlement of our estate, I had to quit my job and go to Nepal for an extended period of time. I came back to the US in early April, and on April 20th of that same year (2008) I flew back. Again I tried to use the Travelocity credits, but the reservation did not work again, so I ended up yet again paying for the one-way ticket myself.
I was now living in Nepal full time, trying to protect the house I bought over there, along with bank accounts and other assets from unscrupulous family members. Around June of the same year, aware that I was going to be in Nepal for quite some time, I started calling Travelocity to request a refund. Here is where the problems started. Travelocity, first of all, has customer relations times from 7AM to 7PM CMT. Nepal is roughly 12 hours ahead of Central Time, so those times translated from 7PM to 7AM. We did not have, nor was it available until early in 2009, long distance service from our house, nor internet service. I had to call from ISD/STD shops, where long-distance service is available. There were several problems. First of all, they are open from 8 AM to around 8PM, which gave me roughly one hour a day to call. Second of all, Nepal has had, like many countries in the world, an acute electricity problem, and there are rolling brown-outs many everyday, further compounding calling as many of the lines are Internet based, or the shops simply closed as they could not operate computers which people rent by the hour, the shops’ main source of revenue. In the winter we had 16 hours a day of “load-shedding, ” as these brownouts are euphemistically known as. Still I tried to call once or twice a month, which was all I could manage. Often I would wait twenty-five minutes or more on these pay phones, as the toll-free numbers (and collect numbers) did not work from abroad. A few times I was connected with representatives, who said that they would have to get back in touch with me. As I did not have a phone number which they could reach me at, just a mobile number (which in Nepal are very difficult to reach from abroad) I gave them my email address ([protected]@yahoo.com) to reach me at. They never emailed me.
Finally in early 2009 I started emailing them, again explaining the problem, asking for a refund. Each time it was as if they had never heard of the situation before. It was not until March 3rd of 2009 - fourteen months after the ticket was purchased on my Chase Bank - Amazon.com Master Card - that Travelocity emailed me back with instruction on which documents to supply them with at their Texas headquarters. Even then they said nothing about their one-year time limit on refunds, nor had they said anything before that. I sent the documents later, about one week afterwards. They never acknowledged receipt of these documents. It was not until June of this year that they acknowledged this, and sent the information on to Cathay Pacific, the carrier. Cathay bounced it back to Travelocity, stating that as Travelocity was the ticketing agent, they were responsible.
Then finally, last week, in a phone conversation with a representative, I was told that it was too late, and that the window for refund had passed. I am firmly of the belief that Travelocity knowingly delayed responding to my phone calls and giving me information on what documents to send to them to process my refund request. I finally spoke to a manager, Victor, who claimed that in a phone call they told me, in November of 2008, to send a death certificate, marriage certificate and a copy of her ID. This is a flat-out fabrication. The first information I received from Travelocity on what to provide them with, as I stated earlier in this letter, was in March of this year. So they have also falsified information in order to make it appear as if they had proceeded in a due fashion. I am not a wealthy individual, and had they told me what was needed in November I certainly would have provided it then. Then in an attempt to pacify me they offered me a 100 dollar rebate. In a not very polite email, I told them what they could do with their rebate.
I am writing this letter, again as a complaint against what I see as Travelocity’s willfully negligent and misleading business practices. Their aim is solely monetary. My aim was to gain a refund, due to the death of my wife, and this company took advantage of my difficult situation to bilk me out of what should have been a normal business transaction. Perhaps there are other consumers who have had a similar experience with Travelocity.
David Hammerbeck
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I have come up against the same awful situation with Travelocity. The way their India customer relations people spoke to me was incredibly condescending, and argumentative. We need a congressman, like Jay Rockefeller, to bring up these awful business practices (i'm being nice calling it that) before congress, as he did for Post-Transaction Marketing.
You can't have companies making it impossible to get restitution when they incorrectly charge your credit card. It's actually called stealing. This big company is stealing from common folk. They make it so difficult by putting you off, delays, delays, delays, until you give up because you just need to cut your losses.
The 'face' they've given to customer relations are people that have no empathy whatsoever. They are robotic, and the brand of english they speak is very distancing, condescending, and robot-repetitive. I spoke to a supervisor, which took me much waiting on hold. He was very argumentative with me.
I had not wanted the flight insurance which travelocity automatically signs you up for. You actually have to unclick their 'product' so that you don't have to pay for it. I don't have time to be hypervigilant to a company's antics like that. I just want to find someone I can trust and stick with them. It's unnerving that travelocity should not be doing so well considering their business practices.
I was with travelocity since their conception. now i will not go back to them. shame on you travelocity!
Advertised 5 star hotel secret hotel - gave me 4 star
After searching for several days for the best price I could get a 5 star hotel for, I noticed the "Top Secret" option. It offered a 5 star hotel for $88 and a 4 star hotel on the same street for $45. I purchased the 5 star, not caring what I got as long as it was 5 star. As soon as the purchase was complete, it revealed my secret hotel and said "you are...
Read full review of Travelocity and 84 commentsrefused to change flight date
I wanted to change the date of a flight reservation I had made through Travelocity by one day. First time I tried, Travelocity said they could not change it, I had to contact the airline directly. The airline told me they couldn't change it, only Travelocity could change it. I called Travelocity back and they next told me that they could not change my flight date because "the government" (they couldn't tell me which one) had put an "embargo" on travel to the city I was going to! I called the airline directly but they said there was no embargo. This was just a flight in Brazil anyway, not Cuba or something! Fantastically bad service by Travelocity. Why would they lie twice to me unless they hope I will cancel and they can get a fee from that? I will never deal with Travelocity again.
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scam
For months I was planning my honeymoon vacation with my husband and so we planned a 6 night vacation to Hawaii. It was going to be our first time traveling to Hawaii so we were very excited. Until a week before us leaving my Dad passed away and with all my everything I needed to be at the funeral so we called Travelocity and asked if we could change our travel date for one day and they said no.
We told them that there is no way we could fly and all they said they can do is give us an $800 refund. It was my Husband that made the first call so I decided to try and call again, I began to cry and explained the situation and then he said we can change the date for a $900 dollar fee and a $150 dollar fee just for them to change the travel date. So we had no choice but to agree. On the trip when we got to the Hotel the peopel at the front desk told us we were supposed to arrive yesterday and that they never received any kind of fax from Travolocity letting them know we're staying for one extra night. Then we had to call Travolocity again so we were on hold for maybe a half hour or more... all these people say is "sorry for the inconvenience" but they don't do anything to help you out! We called a number of times and once my full charged cell phone battery died on me while I was on hold with them! The Hotel had to put us into 3 different rooms because of them! To this day I don't know exactly what happened if they notified them or not, the hotel did let us stay an extra night so I'm guessing they did but I'm never booking through them ever again! This was just plain ridiculous!
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scammers
We had arrangement with Travelocity for a trip to Nassau, Bahamas. Our flight should been on Tuesday, 2nd October 2007, 6am with Delta Airlines. The problem is that nobody from agency has let us know that we need visa to get to Bahamas so we couldn't get in to the plain without that.
When we called the agency to ask for our money back they offered us only half of amount of money back that we payed for this trip. The main problem is that they don't want to refund us the money for our airplane tickets and we talked to Delta Airlines and they told us that is the responsibility of the agency to refund us money back for the tickets.
When we spoke to TraveloCity they have just keep saying they don't want to refund us that money. We even tried to postpone our flight for a next day because in that time we could get visa, but agency wanted that we pay additional 700 dollars just for airplane tickets.
Can you please help us with this problem because TraveloCity practically stoled 666$ dollars from us which is amount that they should refund us for airplane tickets.
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I made a hotel reservation through Travelocity on June 23. I had a long flight and needed to rest before my business meeting the next morning.
I walked into the hotel around 9pm. The clerk told me that they have no record of my reservation and are full tonight. I showed him the proof of my reservation through travelocity but that didn't make any difference, no record of my reservation meant they didn't hold a room for me.
I had to drive around and look for a room. I found one and had to pay almost twice as much.
The next day I called Travelocity and requested a refund plus a reimbursement of the difference I had to pay to another hotel. They refused. They also said it will take up to 30 days to credit me back!
I think travelocity is not completely to blame here as they do list on their website information for a company called TRAVISA which if gone to you could have seen that you would hav eneeded a passport. Also one would think that someone traveling to another country woudl check on things like this. I can only hope that in the future you will be more ready to check for some travel related information before actually deciding to jump right into a international trip.
hi,
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double charge
DO NOT USE Travelocity. I recently booked a hotel with them and was charged twice for the room and when it came time to get my money back from travelocity for one of the room charges they are only refunding a portion and said they are keeping a portion of it for a fee so they recieved the full room charge plus a portion of the duplicate charge. They are a scam.
same case with me. what should I do?
Booked the wrong date
I had called in a while back to book a flght to New York, for April 23rd, 2009, and confirmed with the agent I had spoken to. Excited for my trip, I was busy working at the hospital to make spending cash for New York. I had not checked my email, thinking I had 2 months to my trip, and nothing to worry about. It was not till last week, that Travelocity...
Read full review of Travelocity and 1 commenttake your money, no insurance
If the airlines cancels or changes your flight before you depart you lose all your money paid for flight insurance. The flight insurance refuses to cover you if you purchase a new flight with the same dates and everything. I lost $80.00 because the airlines changed my flight details. This happens all the time when you plan ahead. I called Travelocity Flight Insurance and they told me "Sorry for your Luck". I suggest nobody ever buys flight protection from Travelocity, Yahoo, or AOL, same insurer. WHAT A SCAM!
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Travelocity Protection is money very well worth spent. My Daughter ended up in the hospital with food poisoning while on vacation in Punta Cana. Travelocity was amazing! They help with everything there and are reimbursing them for all of their expense and for all of the time they lost of their vacation. I highly recommend everyone purchase this protection!
Travelocity now automatically adds the insurance to your tickets. It's hidden in their web site and dishonest and deceptive.
ticket refund
RE: Refund Request due to Travel Issue
I've been dealing with this airlines since 2007. And no real response. I am due a refund and they will not give it to me. I've submitted the tickets and all the evidence and I can't get any response. I was told to contact AirTrans. It's just a vicious circle. Help.
Dear Paulette,
We are in receipt of the email below in the Travelocity Customer Relations Department and require
additional information in order to research your concerns. Please forward the following information and/or documentation:
* Include your Activity Code: 3-[protected], detailed letter and your Trip ID [protected] to further assist.
* Copy of the physical credit card statement showing concerned charges.
* The new and old tickets.
* Any other supporting document you would wish to submit.
You may forward the aforementioned items either by email, mail or fax to the following:
Travelocity Consumer Relations
11603 Crosswinds Way
Suite 125
San Antonio, Texas 78233
Fax ? [protected]
Should you have any questions or need additional assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.
If we do not receive any correspondence from you, we will assume you do not require our assistance
and will close our file. Thank you for allowing Travelocity to assist you during this difficult
time.
Sincerely,
Anthony R.
Travelocity Consumer Relations
on may 12 th i had a hotel reservation at the diamond center hotel in Anchorage, AK . I had flight delayed that caused me to be a day late . So i called the hotel and cancelled my reservation . i never stayed at the hotel . I was still charged for the room I would like a refund for this transaction . this my reservation # [protected] my name is Ronald Thacker thank you .you can email me at ronald.thacker@bp.com
My husband and I are both 22 and this past weekend on a spurr of the moment decision decided to go visit myrtle beach. we normally are there every other weekend in the summer and we are vacation junkies anytime we get a chance, but we just take short trips because of work. We booked through travelocity because we normally camp in ocean lakes but just had a baby 3 weeks ago and wanted to stay somewhere a little more roomy this time, but we wanted to go so our 2 year old could have a good time and run off some energy. I booked the trip thursday morning, july 5th, for the next day july 6th through 8th. and you cant check into the hotel until 3 when you got there on the 6th. When i was online trying the purchase the room, when it was processing our card it just stayed on that page for 2 hours and never went through. So I closed the page and called travelocity to see if it went through and wanted to see if it had booked the room and charged us, or not. The agent said no, that they didn't have us in their system and the card didnt go through but i could book the room through him. I told him that was fine as long as he was sure it didnt go through since this is a busy week for us with bills. and he said he was positive it hadn't run the car. So i booked the room through him, got my email comfirmation and everything and that was that. As we were getting ready to leave friday morning I got online to pay a few bills before we left and saw that they had infact charged us twice for our stay. So I called immediately and explained to the lady what happened. She told me that the agent had tried to process our card the first time and he thought it didnt go through so he did it again, but that he had already seen the mistake and the money was refunded and would show up back in the account in 48 hours. So at this time i was aggravated that we couldnt pay the bills before we left since they were due, but i knew that just a few days late wouldnt hurt anything, so we packed and headed to the beach. We got to the hotel and I went and checked in. When I was getting our room they said that they had us down for two rooms. I told them no that we were only supposed to have one. So the lady at the desk told me to contact travelocity and they should get everything straightened out without any problems. So I called.. AGAIN, and the guy that answered this time looked up our information and said we only had one room and that it had that we were only charged once so that our money should already be pending to be put back in our account but if it wasnt there after the 48hours to call back, but that travelocity was only going to be charging us that one time so it was okay. So the next day, after the 48hours was up, I called because our money STILL was not in our account. at this point im pretty pissed because the WHOLE ENTIRE TRIP I'M ON THE PHONE! this is yet again a new lady. I explain to her everything like i did all the other people and she looks up our stuff and says that we have two hotel rooms. I told her no, that we only were supposed to have one like i said all along. She said that we booked online and then an agent booked us. So i told her the only reason i even called the agent was to see if when i booked online IF it went through since their site cut off on me in the middle of the processing of our card. And the guy told me it hadn't so he booked me the trip. I told her i saw the charge before we left and called and that i had been calling ever since but all the people at travelocity told me it had been fixed. So she then tells me there is nothing she can do and pretty much it sounded like we were being screwed out of our money for going through a supposed to be reputable company. It is now monday and i just talked to yet another person and he says we should get our money back but he doesn't know when. Me and my husband are 22 and have a newborn and a 2 year old. We do not have money like that to just throw away. So now we are having to borrow money for our bills, since we were told everyday we were on vacation that it would be in the bank by the time we got back, we splurged on our girls and had fun while at the beach. because we knew once we got our money back we would have enough for our bills and still extra. NOW WE HAVE TO BORROW MONEY TO PAY OUR BILLS FOR THE WEEK! I'm pissed. it is so embarrasing when we are so good with our money to be as young as we are. We have never had to borrow money in the past 3 years we have been married and living together. But travelocity better have our money in there soon because this is crazy and the longer it takes the more aggravated I am getting.
My first and last experience with travelocity was a night mare. Not only did they cancel my last minute trip to my neices funerel but they took my money and told me it could not be refunded untill 24 to 48 hours later so I was unable to rebook the flight at all. I was on the phone for hours with supervisor after supervisor which made no difference at all. The customer servive reps. are trained to tell you there sorry and theres nothing they can do and that really sad because they all sounde like a bunch of robots. Mean while my 7 month old neice has been murdered and Im greiving and on the phone for hour pleading for another flight or at least my money back so that I can book another flight. All i get is Im sorry but theres nothing I can do. For what ever reason my flight was cancelld by travelocity I really dont understand but my Lawyer will be contacting them and it does not end here. Its really sad the compasion shown by travelocity. If it wasnt for us there would be no travelocity...trip id #[protected]
TRIP ID [protected] ROYAL SOLARIS ALL INCLUSIVE CANCUN, MEXICO 1Was Told Didnot have room service 2no breakfast out side by water 3My flight home left cancun 25 minutes late by the time we got to our connecting flight for Noth Carolina all ready left . Had to wait 8 hours in airport for next flight . Didnot get home till 2am .MY wife had to lose 1day of work and I LOST 1 day of work I Think there should be some refund forsome of this David Faucher phone [protected] or dfaucher75@yahoo.com
I booked a trip with Travelocity to fayettteville north Carolina. Trip Id # [protected]. The trip down was fine, the hotel; Regency Inn Fayetteville was a disaster. Bullet holes in the windows, gun shots in the parking lot, drug activity in plain sight, very unsafe conditions. I booked on my own at another hotel. I would like the first hotel taken off my credit card. The flight home was cancelled because they couldn't get deiced with in an hour and a half. Instead of a direct flight like I paid for from Charlotte to Portland Maine I was rerouted to Philadelphia and delayed for 7 hours. I contacted Travilocity with my concerns and requesting help and got the response that they can't help me. I felt stranded and really let down as I've done alot of bussiness with this company. I also purchased the insurance that is also no good.
to whom it may concern when my fried was flying no one told us that we need a visa to fly to poland and they made me buy another ticket my conformation # is [protected] my friends grandfather died and travelocity gave me a hard time and your service is very bad and most of the people answering the phone cant speak english this is the first time used travlocity to fly out of country and very last ok for domestic flights as long as you dont half to speak to a resprenstive. I would appricate my 1289.00 us dollars return to my account any question email me at americaconcession@hotmail.com
yours truly michael guerra
changed confirmation - overcharged
I booked a flight from Newark to San Francisco for the 24th of Feb and a return trip from LA to Newark for the 3rd of March. I read the itinerary 3 times for each booked one way trip before I submitted payment. I mean, who wouldn't? I had booked the trip a week before departure so I did not find it necessary to review the email confirmations because I was confident that everything was set up as planned. Well I decided to review my departure time the day before I departed only to see that the departure flight from Newark was changed to the 24th of March for the exact same one stop flight that I had to re-book for the 24th of Feb. I called Travelocity and the United Airlines and they both told me I was responsible for the ticket cost for 24th of March, and that I had to purchase an additional ticket for the 24th of February which also happened to be 120$ more than what it was when I purchased it one week before. All together it put me 250$ in a hole. Funny how the return flight for March 3rd from LA did not change. What crappy company would let you book an arrival flight 3 weeks after the departing flight? One that I would never use nor refer to anyone ever again.
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Booked a reservation through Travelocity at the Holiday Inn Express Suites, Amarillo, Texas about two months in advance. Yesterday I found out that I would not be able to use this reservation after all. I called Travelocity and spoke with someone who sounded as if they were in a foreign country and spoke with a very, very heavy accent. When I tried to cancel, they told me that all three nights that had been prepaid would be forfeited ($317), even thought the reservation isn't until 3 weeks from now. When I asked to speak to a supervisor this person would not let me do so. They referred me instead to Holiday Inn, who they say keeps the forfeited deposit. I then called Holiday Inn's central reservation line, who referred me to the Holiday Inn Manager in Amarillo and/or Travelocity. I then spoke with the local Holiday Inn Manager, who referred me to Travelocity. None would refund the deposit.
While I understand a reasonable cancellation fee to cover administrative expenses, charging $317 cancellation fee is anything but reasonable. I urge all readers to not book any hotel stays through Travelocity or at the Holiday Inn.
My wife just called in tears from LAX where she found that Travelocity booked her into a window seat to China last November--that had already been booked a month earlier by someone else.
Korean Airlines first said only a middle seat was left, then later--after tears--found her an aisle seat. Travelocity was snippy when I called, evincing an arrogant "Who Cares? attitude. This injury was added to recent insult by Travelocity. Just last night my wife had to win an argument with the desk clerk at the LAX Radisson where--you guessed it--Travelocity had erroneously booked her into the hotel for two nights instead of one. The Radisson first said, "Too bad, you booked it and you have to pay for it..". It required an extra call to Travelocity--who reluctantly and with attitude--spoke with the desk clerk.
If you want to pay more than the cheapest flight--another thing we have noticed repeatedly--and have your plans mangled by a company that just does not care at all--try Travelocity. Otherwise, steer clear of this modern day dysfunction because they are bad news.
I went online to make reservations and selected travelocity because of there rate. There were a number of pop up windows throughout the booking process; backed out of the order but the order was processed anyway. I went immediately to the itinerary to contact customer support regarding the matter. The rep was hard to understand finally I said that the hotel information was incorrect. She told me the only way we could correct is to cancel the entire reservation. She did not explain what it would cost me or that there were penalties until after she processed the cancellation. I immediately requested a supervisor. She put someone on who was equally challenged in communicating who said the checked with hotel/flight and I would not be charged since I cancelled within 24 hours. I continued checking my account for proper crediting because I called back and spoke to a Victor, who checked to confirm that I would received full credit -(because they captured funds instantaneously but told me it would take 14 days for a refund). I was only credited $350.00 out of $825.00 that I paid! The $474.00 the considered a cancellation fee! All I wanted to do was change my hotel because it was incorrect. I would have kept the entire booking had I been advised that I would be charged to make the change. They are running a less than customer friendly operation and something needs to be done.
We booked our flight, hotel, & rental car from travelocity, over a month in advance of our trip. A week after booking online, we recieved an email stating our returning flight had changed from flight A to flight B- the following day. Well, we immediately called Travelocity- we couldn't take another day off work and spend even more money for another night in the hotel and another day for the rental car. After maybe 2 hours of lack luster customer service, our flight was changed back to A. So- all seems well. Well, the evening before we left, we attempted our online check-in. But AirTran did not have our reservation- some sort of error caused our confirmation to be duplicated. So after half the flippin' night on "ignore", I mean "hold, " they kept telling us a manager was not available and to wait up to 3 hours for a return call. Well, after 3 hours, we called back- and were told to wait another 3 hours. Finally, we were able to get onto a different flight. You'd think that was the end of it, but... no. Vegas was fun. So- the day of our flight, we call AirTran to check in. What do you know- they have us on flight B. So, I called Travelocity, who had us on flight A. After almost 4 hours of "call them", "no, call them", "we can't help you", "well, they need to help you" passing back and forth, we got it worked out. Not once were we offered an upgrade or a partial refund or credit of some kind. It certainly would not keep us as customers, but it might have kept me from finding every site I can to post what horrible customer service Travleocity has. The commercials LIE. You'll have to handle everything on your own. The deals aren't that great- book your trips yourselves!
All I have to say is Cheaptickets had a flight at the cost of 180.99 after taxes 199.99 and travelocity had a PROMO GREAT DEAL "YEAH RIGHT" flight was to be 138.00 yet after taxes was 180.00 a Bit too much in taxes if you ask me how can they explain $45 bucks in taxes if Cheaptickets is only paying like $19.99 they MUST be putting in BOOKING FEES and that makes it not such a great flight after all since you have to pick there left over flight crap when you could for the same price pick the higher price tikcets lower taxes and you pick your date to leave and time...No Brainer Iam done with these cons pass it on lets get them under. I cant stand dishonest companies.
I paid for a 7-day cruise to the Caribbean in addition to a pre-cruise vacation package (2 night stay at a hotel + car) starting on April 9, 2017. I had paid for the entire package in full in January.
The trouble started on first day. After getting to the Alamo service in Fort Lauderdale, I was told that my car service had been registered for pick up and return in Orlando despite having written proof that the pick up point was Fort Lauderdale (return point in Miami) and verbal confirmation from a customer rep two weeks before. I get in touch with Travelocity, and after 2 hours they are able to get me another rental with plans to return the car in Fort Lauderdale and return it to the same site (along with a transfer to Miami). The rep assured me that I would be covered under what I had prepaid earlier and would not have to pay anything in addition. So, I took the car.
About a day later, travelocity calls me to tell me the drop off point has changed to Miami again. So I take the car to Miami without incident after I check out of the hotel. Only when I return from the cruise I find out I have been charged by the hotel and Alamo car service again.
Unfortunately, the swine flu epidemic has caused increased wait times for travelocity customer service. After numerous calls, disconnects and transfers I speak to the hotel and car division rep who says I had no recent trips listed on the travelocity database. (Which I should have suspected after logging in to check the details of my past trip and finding nothing there). He transferred me to the cruise department but refused to give me the number (since I had been disconnected multiple times) citing that it was "an internal transfer". After a few minutes, I was disconnected. I tried to reach travelocity via email, but I kept getting automated responses to use the customer service hotline.
Additionally, I called Carnival Cruise Lines to complain, but they referred me to Travelocity. I somehow do not have access to my previous cruise info on the carnival website as well, but I saved the confirmation and itinerary on my pc (luckily!).
Being quite fed up, it was suggested to me to dispute the charged on my credit card and so far, that seems to have worked.
I have just spent over 3 hours on the phone with this company. What a joke - or maybe it was me for actually spending this amount of time with them. I have been trying to re-book to change the return flight to later in the day. How is it that the new flight is available for the same price on the airline website, the travelocity website itself, and the agents can't book it at that price? I guess they are not very useful? If they had been competent enough to book the flight when I first called in 3 hours ago, then perhaps they could have booked the flight at the price they promised me.
Oh and did I mention that one of the reps, processed a flight change which doubled the price of the flight without any authorization from me? And ended up charging my credit card $1600 in addition? Thankfully, I got them to reverse that, and here they tried to make up for it by offering to cover the change fee of the flight? But that is where the niceness ended.
This is where they are actually unable to book the flight, even though I can see it online. I can still see it online.
I will NEVER ever use travelocity again. The customer service representatives cannot process anything in a timely manner. They put you on hold for a long time, so you think that they have fogotten about you, and then process ticket changes of over 1000 without authorization.
And then because of their slowness to actually process the change once you have agreed on one, they take way to long and the price of the ticket changes. And I'm not talking about the occasional times that this really happens - of course if you take hours to process a change there is a chance that the fare will change!
DO NOT USE THEM. I would pay the additional 10 dollars on a site like expedia or even the direct airline website, for ease of future interactions with the company.
In August of this year I booked a flight from RI to Ca because my brother in law was ill with cancer and his wife was falling apart caring for him. I opted to go help. I called travelocity to book my flight. Here's what happened. After giving my visa number, and being told that I was officially booked to fly out that day, I printed the correct information and went to the local airport. Providence. Because of inclement weather, the flight was delayed and the original airline was overbooked. I was directed to another Airline that had a flight leaving the next day and was given a ticket to fly on that airline. When I returned home that afternoon, I saw a confirmation on my email that came in 30 minutes after that original flight had left. I said nothing.
When I returned to the airport I was given a boarding ### that had the wrong time on it, it did not match the ticket and I was refused when I tried to board.
The problem was corrected after an hour wait in line and the next flight was not leaving for 7 hours. There I was stuck in Detroit. When I realized the connecting flight would cost me 12 more hours, I opted to return to Providence, which I did. I called Visa, and told them the story. They asked me for a written summary of the events at the airport, which I sent them. They contacted the travelocity bank and both agreed to stop payment. Travelocity sent me a bill for 750 dollars.
I called and the rep there, was rude, not to mention stupid.
My flight to Detroit, however fruitless, is the only cost i am responsible for because I was corralled into it and not accommodated. If I waited it all out, it would have cost me 19 hours to get to the connecting flight. I know that is not my problem, it's theirs.
No one should do business with Travelocity until they hire some workers with brains. The first rep was bragging about her prescription for antidepressants. She was confused and inefficient. In the future I will buy my tickets to fly in person, at the airport.
Thanks
JM.
Much better to use a live agent. I heard a horror story about Orbitz that scared me and made me wary of all online travel agencies.