Daily mail holiday offer starts 4th january

frankie_b

Applogises if sounding a bit dense but whats the differance with the daily mail breaks and the sun holidays?is it just the price? and if booking online with daily mail do you need a priorty code like you need for the sun?also is there any links for the 4 code words required.
Thanks
Frankie b

Graciep_2

A few people here have advised upgrading, are the luxury plus (£17.50) caravans ok or should you go for the premier ones (£39.50)? Thanks!

daydreamer1

Hi

A few questions if someone can help me please!

Firstly, not bothered about scholl hols as my 2 aren't old enough for school yet, but would like it to be a little bit warm!

If I were to book, does anyone know if I would have to book the ferry at the same time. If so, would I need a car reg number to enter? Reason I ask is that I am about to take driving test (second attempt) and don't want to jinx it by having a car ready and waiting, so as yet, have no reg plate to enter.

Ferry is for cars, if for some reason I do not have a car to take could it be transfered to foot passenger or would not having a car exclude me?

Also, it states that you cannot change details after booking, does this include children? provisionally coming with me but should things change, can I remove her or show up without her?

And lastly! Missed the paper on 4th so have no list of places and am missing the password, are they posted anywhere on here? Do not mind posting/sharing the ones that I do have!

First holiday since I was a teenager with parents (7 years ago!) Thanks in advance x

daydreamer1

frankie_b wrote: »

Applogises if sounding a bit dense but whats the differance with the daily mail breaks and the sun holidays?is it just the price? and if booking online with daily mail do you need a priorty code like you need for the sun?also is there any links for the 4 code words required.
Thanks
Frankie b

Hey

Think aside from a couple of quid, the main difference is the booking. Unless you have a priority code, you can only book the Sun hols by post, meaning it takes a while for you to know if and what dates/ places you have managed to get, whereas the Mail is available to all for booking online so you can secure and know instantly, or until the site crashes

plumfin

Every now and then, KGB deals do a £150 overseas holiday voucher for £5. We bought one this year and last, and paid £100 for last year's 7 night 4 berth mobile home (inc ferries) in Germany, and have just paid £92 for this year's 7 nights in Brittany, 4 berth, ferries included. Definitely worth going on their mailing list for this voucher. You have to book via their nominated agent, but there are no fees and you can actually use any ABTA bonded holiday brochure. www.kgbdeals.co.uk

KGB is part of 118118, so reputable company as far as I can see.

bargainhuntergill

If anyone wants quick access to daily mail codes, as took me ages to find them!! so far there is relax, swim, dance and cycle...... hth

todays is play so all 5 now

goel_mansi

Hi All,
Am late i believe for the deal. Do we need all tokens i.e. all newspaper from 4th to book or I can buy 1 or 2 and still book a holiday. I am new to the deals. Is there a way to get old tokens?

Thanks in advance

pudding

i was all ready to book with the daily mail for europe until i saw it is £22 per person per night based on 4 where as the sun holidays is £15 per person per break..i will be waiting till next week to book

beagle

Do we know what time you can book from online tomorrow?

flabadabado

The paper said you have to pay £10 pp per booking and then any accomodation upgrade, maintenance/passes etc are charged direct by the holiday park. Can any veterans of these deals give an estmate as to when you are billed for these?
Thanks