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advice on best place to book a trip to new york
irishgirl62
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in N. Ireland
Hi, i am hoping someone will help me cos I spent the last hour looking into taking me and my son (12) to New York for a weekend and the cheapest I could find from belfast is £1500:eek:
Is there anywhere that you could recommend me to look? dates are not a problem as long as it is at the weekend of this year
Is there anywhere that you could recommend me to look? dates are not a problem as long as it is at the weekend of this year
I am determined to lose weight!:kisses3:
Weight loss so far 2 stones 6lbs!! :j:j
Weight loss so far 2 stones 6lbs!! :j:j
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Book your flights separatley and then check out the hotels...have you checked the "new York " threads on mse ?
I booked mine from Asda travel for £315 each direct from belfast to newark. how many days and what date or month even ? and i'll have look for you ...0 -
When are you wanting to go?
Dec is v expensive. I priced for 4 nights this Dec and it was over 1400 for the 2 of us, tried loads of different sites, hotels, airports etc.
Also try terra travel Lurgan and American hols in Belfast. then you can compare what you get on the net booking separately.
Hotel in NYC are not the cheapest, you can get cheaper if you go for a hotel with shared bathroom facilities but a lot of people dont like that. Takes a bit of shopping around on the net.
Let us know your dates and budget.Norn Iron club member - 2650 -
we recently booked flights and 4 nights accomodation for £515 in November.
Continential are best for flights and accomodation varies depending on distance and quality. We went for a three star one which was 0.5m from time square£4000 a year challenge member
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ram_murdock wrote: »we recently booked flights and 4 nights accomodation for £515 in November.
Continential are best for flights and accomodation varies depending on distance and quality. We went for a three star one which was 0.5m from time square
What hotel was that? if you don't mind saying? Also who did you book with ? Good price!
TIA:beer:Norn Iron club member - 2650 -
ram_murdock wrote: »we recently booked flights and 4 nights accomodation for £515 in November.
Continential are best for flights and accomodation varies depending on distance and quality. We went for a three star one which was 0.5m from time square
That is a good price!... i think new york is gonna be out of my budget this year but thank you all for replying:beer:I am determined to lose weight!:kisses3:
Weight loss so far 2 stones 6lbs!! :j:j0 -
Hi Irishgirl we went to New York in Arpil and booked throght http://www.thriftway.co.uk Lisburn Road, they were really good.
We got a great deal on flights: £220 per person and we stayed in the Cosmopolitan Hotelhttp://www.cosmohotel.com/ it was very good value, clean and central too. It is near Wall Street but still convenient value; n right beside subway and in a good area. I would say its a 3 star but i def recommend it!
Also check out tripadvisor.com
Hope that helps you.
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