Daily Mail £15 holiday

staceysteve

No no priority code needed.
And yeah the earliest you will be able to book is wednesday

smallblueplanet

So, £15 pp & then this...

"Service Charges start at £5.99 per unit per night and the Service Charge at each park is shown in our listings. Your park will charge you direct for Service Charge and this is payable after you receive your holiday confirmation..."

Is that right?

pineapple123

See post 12.
Look on this link as the daily mail website will direct you here.
The sites available and other info is all on there.
Rockley park in dorset is a great site near Poole and Bournemouth, Weymouth parks I cant comment on but weymouth is a nice seaside town .

Some info is in todays paper ie:terms and conditions, not sure if on website as you cant book til wednesday.

smallblueplanet

I looked at the bit that said 'similar thing as sun hols' and so was wanting clarification as the Sun hols are £9.50 + service charge and a better choice of places...

pineapple123

terms and conditions are on the daily mail website
the sun hols appear to be cheaper

bubbles1986

ok was looking at this and sun hols


sun hols offer standard accomadation £9.50

daily mail £15 is luxury standard of accomadation

£17.50 states luxury plus

but if booking haven site what standards do these convert to?

this newspaper holiday thing gets me soo confused ,hubby says he rather book direct then i dont spend hours on the comp trying to get head round it:rotfl:

newmum2007

Todays code is Relax.

staceysteve

Cheers newmum2007
Whilst the Sun is cheaper you do not get the same standard of accomodation and for those of us who haven't booked with the Sun before the Daily Mail allows you to book online whether it is your first time booknig or not and therefore there is none of that hoping you get the date and park you really want and paying your money hoping for the best.

newmum2007

You can book now:j I guessed the last password to be family and am now booking my hol:beer:

spaceman5

staceysteve wrote: »

Cheers newmum2007
Whilst the Sun is cheaper you do not get the same standard of accomodation and for those of us who haven't booked with the Sun before the Daily Mail allows you to book online whether it is your first time booknig or not and therefore there is none of that hoping you get the date and park you really want and paying your money hoping for the best.

quick question then, if you have never booked a sun holiday before how do you know what standard of accomodation you get:rolleyes:, when you go on your holiday the person in the accomodation next to you will probably be booked thru the sun and paid £9.50, and yet you will have booked thru the mail and paid £15, its not as if all these holiday parks ship in different caravans/rooms, one lot for the sun and one lot for the mail, not having a go but that was a bit of a wild statement there, and i for one have never had any complaints with the standard of any of our accomodation on any of the sun holidays we have been on, and we generally do 2 a year, i would rather keep the £6.50pp and spend it whilst we are on holiday:D

EDIT: and i have just noticed that with the mail you cant book october half term with them, but i can with the sun, so would not look at the mail offer i am afraid