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Centreparcs - is there a cheaper way?

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  • I actually work at Whinfell but I don't know how to get money off unless it was through me. I get discount but it's only if im stopping with the people. And for myself and mates i can get lodges for £50 a week.. IF theres any that are left over which is hardly ever.

    you can get 25% off if you have been recently and book again but im not sure if you have to do that on site :)

    xmas starts 7th november there im going to be sick of it!
    Debts to clear
    HSBC CC:1000/846 19.9%(atm)
    Barclay Card: 750/650(o%balance transfer)
    HSBC Loan:1000/0 COMPLETE!!
    Capital One CC:200/0 34.9%!!!! COMPLETE
  • moneypooh
    moneypooh Posts: 2,217 Forumite
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    Thepopster wrote: »
    you can get 25% off if you have been recently and book again but im not sure if you have to do that on site quote]

    The 'come back soon' discount isn't valid for every booking, especially busy weeks like school hols :rolleyes: (but you may get lucky - we did once:cool: )
  • We were at Whinfell last week and had a great time!

    Food costs we found were more reasonable than expected. For example a chinese banquet meal was about £15 per person and £11 for a bottle of wine.

    The Indian restaurant had an early evening special for £9.95 2 courses (ordered by 6.30) which was lovely, and tons of food.

    There's a Cafe Rouge and Bella Italia, which you can use Tesco clubcard deals for.

    The supermarket had a really good selection of stuff, and didn't cost that much more than a corner shop. They had freshly baked baguettes and pasties (about £1 - £1.25) and also cakes and stuff.

    Activities were quite expensive (we did archery - £16 each) and badminton (£6 for 45 minutes court rental).

    Hope this helps
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