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Hi all. Just having a moan about Siesta. I choose to go on a Disney trip with them as I didn't trust myself with a young child, luggage and pram on my own by train, so coach trip it was.
Had a fantastic time there, but on the way home the journey was horrendous! I was on the upper deck about a 3rd of the way from the back. There was about 8 adults who were towards the front of the coach who were continuously served alcohol by the hostess. This continued to the early hours.
When someone behind me asked for the main lights to be turned off (about 11:30pm) the hostess told this group of the request so after that they were constantly trying to annoy anyone not in their group by being loud and abusive.
They were abusive to the drivers when they couldn't stop for a cig, ganging up at the stairs shouting the odds but were still sold alcohol after that.
At gone 01:50 when on the Eurostar this group put on a lap top in the middle of the aisle, turned it up to full volume 'Do you like that at the back' was said, only for the hostess to watch at the top of the stairs, but go back down and ignore it through the eurostar journey. She eventually asked for them to turn it off after entering the uk.
Anyway, I think it's wrong for a company to sell alcohol if they can't contain mouthy and disruptive idiots that drink it.
If you want a nice peaceful family trip to Disney, avoid Siesta!!!
Had a fantastic time there, but on the way home the journey was horrendous! I was on the upper deck about a 3rd of the way from the back. There was about 8 adults who were towards the front of the coach who were continuously served alcohol by the hostess. This continued to the early hours.
When someone behind me asked for the main lights to be turned off (about 11:30pm) the hostess told this group of the request so after that they were constantly trying to annoy anyone not in their group by being loud and abusive.
They were abusive to the drivers when they couldn't stop for a cig, ganging up at the stairs shouting the odds but were still sold alcohol after that.
At gone 01:50 when on the Eurostar this group put on a lap top in the middle of the aisle, turned it up to full volume 'Do you like that at the back' was said, only for the hostess to watch at the top of the stairs, but go back down and ignore it through the eurostar journey. She eventually asked for them to turn it off after entering the uk.
Anyway, I think it's wrong for a company to sell alcohol if they can't contain mouthy and disruptive idiots that drink it.
If you want a nice peaceful family trip to Disney, avoid Siesta!!!
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