£15 Eurotunnel

Oldernotwiser

becky81 wrote: »

is it just calais you can travel too as my mum and dad live near la rochelle and its a 6 hour drive from calais?!

Were you serious with this question?

rosered100

winston_1 wrote: »

No need to use that nasty 0870 number. I used 01303 282061.

That's what my original note said

At least - whatever the weather - you wont need seasick tablets for the crossing:D

becky81

Oldernotwiser wrote: »

Were you serious with this question?

Yes i was. I have only ever gone to france by plane, and have never gone by sea or train. Why tho when people ask a question about something, is there always someone that has to make a comment to make you feel stupid?! As i put b4 i have always only ever travelled by plane, so was just asking a question.

lisawood78

disparatedan wrote: »

My daughter who is only 8 weeks old doesn't yet have her own passport - does anyone know if I can take her without one? I notice that even her birth certificate says that it's not proof of identity (how ridiculous)!

Full paspport needed for travel outside of the UK, be you 1 day, or 100 years old, sorry.

scott1978

becky81 wrote: »

is it just calais you can travel too as my mum and dad live near la rochelle and its a 6 hour drive from calais?!

Ha Ha Ha Haaaa Haa Ha Hee HaHe Haaa Ha Haaa Heeee HAaaaaa HAAAAAAA HAAAAAA HEEEEEE HEEEEEE

only joking, no seriously, if you ask the driver or the fat controller he will take you to La Rochelle

becky81

scott1978 wrote: »

Ha Ha Ha Haaaa Haa Ha Hee HaHe Haaa Ha Haaa Heeee HAaaaaa HAAAAAAA HAAAAAA HEEEEEE HEEEEEE

only joking, no seriously, if you ask the driver or the fat controller he will take you to La Rochelle

As i said b4 in an above post, i have only ever flown to france. I have no idea where Euotunnel travels to. For example if it went to Paris, it would shorten our journey by 2 hours. But thanks for the sarcasm.

Cordy

Oh Becky, don't for one minute mean to be unkind, but it was funny! The clue is in the name: EuroTUNNEL - you know, the tunnel that goes under the English Channel with a railway inside it?

Thanks for making me smile when I'm feeling so lousy with a cold

:T:beer::A

hayleythedaisy

keith99 wrote: »

Th OP is quite clear, DAY TRIP. If you try to return at a different time and day you WILL be charged the full price for that time.

If you use this offer for what it is meant for, i suggest going to the Tesco wine store and stocking up for christmas. They have many wines at 6 for £10. I got 9 cases (£90) and checked on the Tesco groceries website and found the same wines instore would have cost £300.

Could someone please give me some tips on how to find the 6 for £10 wines please??!

Thanks

Cordy

Go here:

http://www.tesco-france.com/frame.php?rub=&main=home&left=left

and they're on the right hand side

PrincessTazza

Hi All!

My first post here (can you believe I've only just found out about this site?!).

Anyway, we went over on the £15 deal on Tuesday and took advantage of the 6 for £10 offer in Tesco - if you pay Sterling, however, you end up paying £9.64 - even better deal! The wines are good quality too.

:beer: