LAPLAND UK - great offer!

noddyboffin

Easy everybody !!!

It's sounding like the queue of grown ups queuing for the "bad" lapland experience when 3 elves and Santa were attacked...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/3543914/Santa-and-three-elves-attacked-at-fake-Lapland.html

Can we concentrate on the offer...

nicksters

There's absolutely no way that you can compare Lapland UK to a 5 minute freebie Santa's Grotto!!! Especially if you've never been! :rolleyes:

Yes it is an expensive day out but alot cheaper if you don't go at peak times and I'd say well worth it with these free tickets.

You can't knock somebody for posting a grabbit just because it is an expensive grabbit! It's still moneysaving for somebody if they were planning to go anyway.

Well done OP for posting about this offer!

JackieA_2

MONEYME wrote: »

I've already bought my tickets for the 7th at full price. Would it be worth sending an e-mail trying to get a refund does anyone think. It makes £77.50 difference.

I've just phoned customer services and asked that very same question. They cannot cancel a booking as the 1st October deadline has passed, not can they amend a booking to incorporate the free tickets.

I'm absolutely gutted, as I booked this tickets back in April and could have saved £135 if I had waited (we are going this weekend) :mad:.

rosatoso_2

Why does everyone have to be so confrontational on here. We like coming on the Grabbit board, having a look around at any deals good or bad, dependent on our interest and then you have to scroll through a load of hot air from someone who is insistent on making a point.

Can we stop please. If you want to debate, please write on a discussion only thread!

MONEYME

JackieA wrote: »

I've just phoned customer services and asked that very same question. They cannot cancel a booking as the 1st October deadline has passed, not can they amend a booking to incorporate the free tickets.

I'm absolutely gutted, as I booked this tickets back in April and could have saved £135 if I had waited (we are going this weekend) :mad:.

Yes it's disappointing - if it was £10 or so I would say fine and I don't know if is a regular thing they do every year but they must be struggling for sales to offer these kind of discounts.

Still though I'm sure you will have a great day - my daughter got really excited when she got her invite

kit

My mate went to this place last year and said it a great! If I could afford it I would be there tomorrow!

Unsy222

Well I'm inpressed with the offer. Seen the site & loads of excellent reviews last year. Couldn't afford/justify full price but this afternoon booked 2 adults and 2 kids for this Sunday for £135 including a meal. Sales person said to allow 4-5 hours for the experience. I can't wait!

Snarf999

A baby ticket does not include activities, invitation or meal. Should you wish a child under 18 months of age to partake in the full LaplandUK experience you will need to purchase a child ticket.

So that's £10 to take a baby in who will barely understand what's going on (based on our daughter's experience) and then full price for an 18 month old? That's still practically a baby, I think our daughter (who's only 2 1/2) would be asleep after a few hours! I'm all for good experiences, but this thing only gets average reviews and charges more for a few hour experience than most holidays cost (book a Center Parcs place for 4 nights for the same price, they'll get more fun out of the swimming pool!).

I'm sure some people who go will love it, but by the sounds of it the experience does not justify the price!

dollydimp_2

the present that the babies get is worth around £18 alone.

wookie_2

£320 for a family of 5, not a chance :eek:
I think i can get more for our money:D