The Sun £9.50 holidays, JAN 2013 code words and final word cracking thread

jellyhead

gumball72 wrote: »

there must be a code missing , priority bookers only need 9 codes , so don,t need sundays ???

We need 9 in addition to the bonus code 'LAND'.

TAB1981

If anyone is not going to use the priority number can I buy it off you.

Thanks

Rachie_B

stressed_mummy wrote: »

there is only one site that is near to Disneyland Paris "Le Chene Gris" but it is at least 20 minutes to get there by car but it is a nice site

I am hoping to go again this year as sadly they are closed over the winter so couldn't use after October

it only took us 15 mins at most !

Rachie_B

rharron wrote: »

hi I have a priority code this will be fir Ist time trying to book spain I'm wondering is there much chance of getting Spain and also is it possible to extend past seven days thank you

you will have more chance of getting term time rather than school holidays. My sister managed to get a Sept date lst year

you may be able to extend past 7 days direct with the park

or do 2 SUN applications to book 1 week each

gumball72

jellyhead wrote: »

We need 9 in addition to the bonus code 'LAND'.

what was saturdays code please ?

josie007

Saturday's code was: POOL

Rachie_B

gumball72 wrote: »

what was saturdays code please ?

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Lil_Lady

Equinoxchild wrote: »

Firstly, thank you to everyone who has posted on here, it is really helpful.
I have been on a couple of these holidays to Haven in the UK and are great value for the money, but I am considering taking the kids abroad for the first time this year. Is Disneyland Paris one of the sites? I am struggling to trace it, but noticed someone comment that they went last year
Thank you in advance for any replies.

we've been to la croix de vieux pont twice which is an hours drive away, it was a lovely site , we drove there using the toll free way, we had to pay one toll which was about 5 euros.

Lil_Lady

LeeRuss wrote: »

I've been going on Sun Holidays for 7 years now and using the website for 3 years.

For the first time we are going to France but i am worried about the ferry prices. The paper says FROM £100. I am going to book the school holidays from the 27th May and I am worried I will book it and then go to the Ferry Promotions and find out its £400 for the sailing time I want.

Has anyone been during the spring bank break before by ferry that can give me an idea of cost. If i book direct it is £400.

Thanks

Hi
we've been going for some years now and I always look for the best deal.
I think it all depends where you live. As I am equidistant from portsmouth and dover, I looked at all the fares on offer , through 'the sun' and direct. I looked at the driving times when across the channel and petrol costs.
The difference was the portsmouth route was less driving, a longer ferry crossing and longer journey whilst the dover way was short ferry crossing but a much longer drive. I figured I was not going to spend £300 on petrol even we if went up and down twice!!
In the end I went with P&O for their £29 offer last year as it was cheaper than 'the sun' and had more sail times on offer, and the calculated petrol costs were much cheaper than the portsmouth route .
We use a late night/early morning crossing so we miss the traffic and can amble along, we arrive at the park early, find a lounger, rest , swim, do our food shopping and book in when it's time so we have a pretty full day !
That time we went to perros guirec. I never use the toll roads either - we go the pretty way.:)

LeeRuss

Lil_Lady wrote: »

Hi
we've been going for some years now and I always look for the best deal.
I think it all depends where you live. As I am equidistant from portsmouth and dover, I looked at all the fares on offer , through 'the sun' and direct. I looked at the driving times when across the channel and petrol costs.
The difference was the portsmouth route was less driving, a longer ferry crossing and longer journey whilst the dover way was short ferry crossing but a much longer drive. I figured I was not going to spend £300 on petrol even we if went up and down twice!!
In the end I went with P&O for their £29 offer last year as it was cheaper than 'the sun' and had more sail times on offer, and the calculated petrol costs were much cheaper than the portsmouth route .
We use a late night/early morning crossing so we miss the traffic and can amble along, we arrive at the park early, find a lounger, rest , swim, do our food shopping and book in when it's time so we have a pretty full day !
That time we went to perros guirec. I never use the toll roads either - we go the pretty way.:)

Thanks for this good advice I had not even considered the England travelling. I will be doing a lot of planning tonight.