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VIDANTA Timeshare COMPLAINTS

Legal Name: 
Promociones vacacionales S.A de C.V.
RGL Arrendadora de inmuebles S.A. de C.V.
Comercializadora y Servicio de Turismo S.A. de C.V.
Desarrollo Marina Vallarta S.A de C.V.


Memberships:
Imperial Gardens
Celebrate park
Vida Vacations
Kingdom of the sun
Destinos Unlimited
Imperial Gardens
The Cascada Resort
Mayan Palace Vacation Club
The Bliss
Grand Entertainment Collection

Common Complaints:

Vidanta Timeshare for sale:The salesperson will claim that they can resell the client's previously owned timeshare for a large sum of money and the purchase of the Vidanta timeshare will be covered by this resale.
Salesperson offers an equity exchange or trade-in program.

Vidanta Timeshare Rentals: The salesperson says that they will rent out their Vidanta weeks for a large profit and issue a check to the client within a few months so that they can pay off the timeshare with the rental income.
Many clients have complained that when they go to cancel within the 5 day period, they tell them that their deposit is non-refundable, and they are then persuaded into a downgraded membership.

If you are angry about your timeshare with vidanta and are looking how to make complaints we invite you post on our comments section

Acapulco
Phone: +52 (744) 469.60.03
Fax: +52 (744) 469.60.50

Los Cabos
Phone: +52 (624) 163 - 4003
Fax: +52 (624) 163 – 4050

Nuevo Vallarta
Phone: +52 (322) 226- 4003
Fax: +52 (322) 226 – 4066

Riviera Maya
Phone: +52 (984) 206.40.03
Fax: +52 (984) 206.40.50

To receive more information about Vidanta Timeshare complaints and how to cancel it, send a WhatsApp to +52 333 239 6589, fill in the form in the contact section or call us at +1 714 277 3662.

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Read what other timeshare scam victims say:
129 Complaints
  • Enrique ValdésOctober 7, 2026, 11:57 am

    Lo que me hizo cambiar de opinión sobre Vidanta fue empezar a analizar cuánto utilizamos realmente la membresía. Hay beneficios que parecen muy importantes durante una presentación, pero que quizá no tienen el mismo valor para cada propietario.

    Creo que esa es una pregunta que vale la pena hacerse antes de comprar: ¿cuáles de esos beneficios voy a utilizar de verdad? No solamente cuáles suenan bien.

  • Joanna ElleryOctober 5, 2026, 2:11 pm

    Vidanta was one of those decisions that felt easy in the moment and much more complicated afterward. I was thinking about the resorts, the vacations and everything we'd be able to do, rather than sitting down and calculating the long-term commitment.

    Now I would never make that kind of decision on the spot. I'd take the documents home, compare the numbers and talk it over without anyone waiting for me to sign.

  • Felipe NavarroOctober 2, 2026, 12:56 pm

    Con Vidanta aprendí que hay una gran diferencia entre disfrutar una experiencia vacacional y comprometerse con una membresía. Nosotros estábamos pensando en las próximas vacaciones y no en todas las obligaciones que vendrían después.

    Si volviera a estar en esa situación, pediría todos los documentos y los revisaría tranquilamente antes de tomar una decisión. No creo que una compra de largo plazo deba hacerse con prisa.

  • Hannah WhitmoreSeptember 30, 2026, 4:47 pm

    The sales atmosphere around Vidanta made it very easy to imagine ourselves using the membership constantly. Looking back, we should have slowed everything down and treated it like the long-term contract it actually was.

    My biggest regret is that we didn't calculate what we'd spend over several years. The initial excitement made that question seem less important than it really was.

  • Patricia LujánSeptember 28, 2026, 12:48 pm

    Vidanta me dejó con una pregunta que debí hacer desde el principio: ¿qué pasa si algún día ya no queremos la membresía? En la compra estaba pensando solamente en disfrutar los beneficios, así que no presté suficiente atención a esa posibilidad.

    Ahora creo que una persona debería considerar desde el principio tanto la compra como una eventual salida. No tiene sentido conocer solamente la parte agradable del compromiso.

  • Jordan KesslerSeptember 25, 2026, 2:24 pm

    I was surprised by how much effort it took to figure out the details of my Viva Wyndham membership after buying it. I kept finding little conditions that weren't really part of the conversation when I was deciding whether to sign.

    At this point, I'm much more careful about vacation memberships. I would rather spend a few extra hours reading the contract beforehand than spend months trying to understand what I actually agreed to.

  • Claire BeaumontSeptember 24, 2026, 11:28 am

    My biggest mistake with Vidanta was making the decision while I was caught up in the vacation atmosphere. Everything about the presentation encouraged us to think about future trips, but we weren't really thinking about the contract from a long-term perspective.

    Looking back, I should have taken the information home and gone through every cost and condition without any pressure. That's the part of the experience I would handle completely differently today.

  • Rebecca SloanSeptember 22, 2026, 5:16 pm

    Vidanta was one of those purchases that felt very different afterward. During the presentation, it was easy to imagine ourselves taking regular vacations and getting plenty of use from the membership. Years later, I'm looking at it much more critically.

    The lesson for me is simple: don't make a long-term commitment because you're excited about one particular vacation destination. Take the paperwork home, calculate what you're committing to, and decide when nobody is standing there waiting for an answer.

  • Rebecca SloanSeptember 18, 2026, 11:46 am

    Vidanta was one of those purchases that felt very different afterward. During the presentation, it was easy to imagine ourselves taking regular vacations and getting plenty of use from the membership. Years later, I'm looking at it much more critically.

    The lesson for me is simple: don't make a long-term commitment because you're excited about one particular vacation destination. Take the paperwork home, calculate what you're committing to, and decide when nobody is standing there waiting for an answer.

  • Bryce CallahanSeptember 15, 2026, 12:59 pm

    The hardest part of dealing with Vidanta has been separating the excitement of the resort from the actual financial commitment of the membership. The presentation was impressive, but a vacation club is a long-term obligation, not a one-week holiday.

    Once I started looking at the ongoing expenses and the conditions attached to the membership, I became much more cautious. My advice to anyone considering it would be to take the paperwork home, think about it without a salesperson sitting across the table, and calculate the total cost over several years.

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