£15 Breakfree holidays with Daily Mail

shabby_chic

Just found out about this reading here so does anyone have the codes to date please?

TIA

wammy77

Codes fo far:

Saturday - holiday
Sunday - pool
Monday - Cycle

Don't have today's yet....

jellyhead

Don't worry - these holidays are always full of lovely MSE members who don't read the mail or the sun but find the codes on here

jellyhead

ravylesley wrote: »

I know this is slightly off topic but having recently returned from a Haven break where we were inundated with Sun Holiday Deal Families and all of them harping on about how cheap they'd got their deal.I came home and checked on the website and for myself and my family.Theres six of us (four children and two adults) it didnt seem that much cheaper to me than booking through the normal booking process.Am I reading this wrong or is there some scam that I am missing out on cos one of the holidaymakers was wittering on about booking twice cos there was six of them and they got a better deal if they booked as one parent and two kids each time rather than altogether.Sorry to be a pain but this has got me intrigued now and if anyone can answer my questions its you lot.Thanks

Lesleyxx

why, how much did you pay? for how many nights?

I'm going on 2 sun holidays in the school summer holidays - one is haven, then I'm getting the steam train to butlins. It's cost less than £240 for a week during school summer holidays. I haven't seen any cheaper than that?

lollywolls

Tuesday's - Lake

h007

GeminiG wrote: »

Good point, hadn't thought of that...

Well I'll be there (possibly), Ayr, first week of October! I don't read the Mail or the Sun, and I get scared when I watch Jeremy Kyle . You've got me worried now!

I'm new to the family holiday park scene.... bar one Center Parcs trip (which was great). Due to the price of this one I'm not expecting the same experience, but I'm not a fan of Mr Kyle, and would rather not watch it on my holidays:eek:

Perhaps this is one of those, 'you'll only ever do it once' type scenarios. We shall see!

Holiday cost £40
Extras approx £50 for basic caravan

You will be fine depending on what you want out of the holiday

my friends and I use the caravan as a base and go out everyday. then we have our own entertainment in the caravan with films, pizza and a drink or 2.
we did try the evening entertainment but it was so bad we left after 5 mins.

but if you are wanting to stay on site and use the facilities you will come across 'a mixture' of people lol

cherryJ

Do you need the actual tokens for this one or just the codes? Thanks!

Supernatural_girl

Hi cherryj,

You only need the codes for this one. You book online through the link on the Breakfree holiday website www breakfreeholidays co uk (Sorry new poster so can't post links - just add in the dots!)

deanos

http://www.breakfreeholidays.co.uk/special-offers/2010_offer_haven_holidays

Some £9.50 holidays there and you can book straight away, only Haven sites tho
, dont forget to go through Topcashback, same for the Daily Mail Offer

miss-piggin

GeminiG wrote: »

Good point, hadn't thought of that...

Well I'll be there (possibly), Ayr, first week of October! I don't read the Mail or the Sun, and I get scared when I watch Jeremy Kyle . You've got me worried now!

I'm new to the family holiday park scene.... bar one Center Parcs trip (which was great). Due to the price of this one I'm not expecting the same experience, but I'm not a fan of Mr Kyle, and would rather not watch it on my holidays:eek:

Perhaps this is one of those, 'you'll only ever do it once' type scenarios. We shall see!

well we go 4 times a year to Haven on these 'cheap' deals some of the sites we've found are better than others but the kids absolutly love Haven they have entertainment on site in the day some days again are better than others I personally look at the entertainment guide the day we get there and we stay on site the days it is better and go out the days when ther's not so much on, if your kids are little they'll love stuff like Bradley's Teddy Bears Picnic and Annabell's Kichen and the daytime Panto. The evening entertainment starts for the kids at around 6.30 and again ours love the character shows there's a different one every night and then joining in with the game shows to earn points for their team. one thing do keep your camera at all times as they will end up having loads of pictures with the characters which can cost a bomb but stand next to the camerman and take your own - they are fine with that at Haven, hope you have a good holiday - and last point in October the caravans get COLD there is a gas fire in the living room but we always take a small blow heater to warm the bedrooms through. HTH