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Adventure001
denvore
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Hi everyone,
I'm not normally much of a thread starter, so I hope this is the correct place to post this. I'm hoping that someone may be able to offer some advice.
My wife is notoriously difficult to buy gifts for, but this year I think I have found the answer - one of those experience/red letter day type things, and I was wondering if anybody has had previous experiences dealing with these companies or could tell me if they think they are worth it?
The company I am currently looking at is called "Adventure001" as they are the only ones offering the experience I think she will enjoy at a reasonable price. An MSE search has thrown up no mention of this company (which makes me a little nervous), but their website seems professional enough, and when I spoke to them on the phone they were friendly and helpful. But to be honest, I've never heard of them and am concerned these experiences may be too good to be true.
So I was wondering if anybody has advice on experience days in general, or dealings with Adventure001 in particular?
Any advice gratefully received.
TIA
I'm not normally much of a thread starter, so I hope this is the correct place to post this. I'm hoping that someone may be able to offer some advice.
My wife is notoriously difficult to buy gifts for, but this year I think I have found the answer - one of those experience/red letter day type things, and I was wondering if anybody has had previous experiences dealing with these companies or could tell me if they think they are worth it?
The company I am currently looking at is called "Adventure001" as they are the only ones offering the experience I think she will enjoy at a reasonable price. An MSE search has thrown up no mention of this company (which makes me a little nervous), but their website seems professional enough, and when I spoke to them on the phone they were friendly and helpful. But to be honest, I've never heard of them and am concerned these experiences may be too good to be true.
So I was wondering if anybody has advice on experience days in general, or dealings with Adventure001 in particular?
Any advice gratefully received.
TIA
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