Holiday prize question...

chillertwist

I notice that most holiday prizes are for 2 people. I always enter them but in the back of my mind I always think about if I won then my little 18 month old would be stuck at home without us for 7 or 14 days.

Do you think there are any flexibility for these prizes where you could pay for an extra person etc. Or do you think the terms and conditions are very fixed?

Not that I would ever win, but I like to dream! x

mjm3346

Varies some certainly allow alterations so it is best just to "enter and hope" and not worry about it until you win.

hamsterfan1

usually under 2s don't count towards "persons" on a holiday but bear in mind that if a flight is included they have to sit on your lap

Daza

All depends if it is an adults only hotel

snakepilsen

chillertwist wrote: »

I notice that most holiday prizes are for 2 people. I always enter them x

If the prize doesn't suit me I don't enter.

CheCazzo

Try it sometime Snake - it's frightfully exciting and just a little risque. Go on - life on the competition edge!

snakepilsen

CheCazzo wrote: »

Try it sometime Snake - it's frightfully exciting and just a little risque. Go on - life on the competition edge!

Why would I want to waste a prize and spoil it for somebody who could have used it ? Not what I would class as exciting.

Daniyella

As much as id love to take my daughter id quite happily leave her with her grandparents

DavidHolland3103

I won a trip to Australia over New Years for 10 days with a brewery... They refused to add the kids on, so we paid £1500 for their flights.

Luckily the hotel were wonderful and let them stay for free

tranmereforever

Recently won a trip to Egypt with Magic which we go in May, we have had no issues adding 9 month old just had to pay the Easyjet £22 charge for an under 2

sarah182xxx

snakepilsen wrote: »

If the prize doesn't suit me I don't enter.

i agree with this. I wouldn't enter a family holiday as I don't have kids. Its only fun if you win things you can use/enjoy to me xx