Alton Towers Hotel £9.99 per night

peacock3022

Hi guys, just wondering if anyone can help me out ? I was going to book a room for me and the OH for his birthday ( Fri 1st + Sat 2nd of Dec ) The price is coming up at 60 pound. I thought they were 10 pound ? Thanks guys.

yorkshirepudding_4

peacock3022 wrote:

Hi guys, just wondering if anyone can help me out ? I was going to book a room for me and the OH for his birthday ( Fri 1st + Sat 2nd of Dec ) The price is coming up at 60 pound. I thought they were 10 pound ? Thanks guys.

i just tried it for you and its coming up as 20 for fri and 30 for sat, did you copy and paste the link from post 6? some rooms are £10 but i dont know how many are still available, you would have to check different dates

highguyuk

Friday Nights have been coming up at £20 for a few days now, and Saturday Nights at £40 usually.

If you want a £10 a night stay I think it needs to be of a weekday now . I booked for 1st Dec for £10 about a week ago, and yesterday booked Thursday 30th for £10 too.

Risky

thanks for that i have just extended our stay from just 1st dec to 3 rd now
thanks again

peacock3022

Cheers guys, your right, sat is now coming up at 30 pound, was 40 pound 10 minutes ago. Can they be charging this if on the main page (from the link in post 6) they say 10-20 pound per room ? Sorry if im going on abit.

bargainbarmy

supply and demand my friend !!!

highguyuk

peacock3022 wrote:

Cheers guys, your right, sat is now coming up at 30 pound, was 40 pound 10 minutes ago. Can they be charging this if on the main page (from the link in post 6) they say 10-20 pound per room ? Sorry if im going on abit.

Well, there are offering rooms FROM £10 ... so they are allowed. Book a couple of days off work in the weekd and treat yourself

icklejulez

yorkshirepudding wrote:

hi guys have booked in, just wondered if any of you thought it would be worth us using the waterpark, was thinking of getting the £5 entry, for me and my daughter (age 2) and then either £5 entry for my hubby or paying £8 so we can take turns at going on the other things. Apparently if you are on a £5 ticket you are restricted to whay areas you can use, but it's not much fun going on the rides on your own. Is there enough there to keep a two year old (and a 23 year old) happy to make it worth the £5?

Just got back, you are not restricyted to any areas although under 5's are restricted on a lot of things. Ive just spent 2 and a half hours in there with a 2 year old and aone year old and it was ideal. They have travel cots by the pool which I could put my one year in to rest in whilst my hubby went on the big rides. Not a great amount of pool space for adults but good for kids.

The hotel was empty though pobably 20 max in hotel therefore no entertainment so early night.

marmite0

Maybe not the place to ask, but my son is a grown-up 4.5 year old..

Alton Towers waterpark, says some rides aren't for under 5's - but would they ask, would they know - am I irresponsible??

It always annoys what seems arbitary age restrictions, I suspect it's health and safety ruling or something..

but anyone know and the implications for bending the rules in e.g. under 5 rule at Alton Towers water park?

2tellyou

My mate and I are going for two nights . We are going on Friday night and thought we would spend Saturday at the waterpark but it is closed. What are we supposed to do.

What a nightmare man.

Any ideas ?