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fairclaire wrote: »It's a few years since I needed to take a buggy anywhere but they never used to affect baggage allowance/ be counted as part of your luggage.When The Fun Stops Stop0
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tigerwhite wrote: »Just listening to BBC R2 and two really good songs been on.. both really sad but i like them:o
In the Ghetto by elvis
I don't like Monday's by the Boomtown Rats
am sure I was at school
when I don't like Mondays
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Mildred1970 wrote: »I wouldn't have thought it would be counted as part of their allowance....[STRIKE]even Ryanair allow you to take 2 items of baby equipment FOC
[/STRIKE] Edit: looks like they've changed this now although pushchairs are still ok to take foc
Who are they flying with? It will probably say in the T&Cs somewhere
Virgin I think, a quick google seemed to suggest it will be ok but I wanted real people's experience iyswimIt can vary depending on the airline but when we flew with virgin it does not count as part of the luggage allowance...I think if I remember correctly you can either drop it off at the large item area or keep it with you until just prior to boarding...but it may be wise to check with the airline
Are they hiring a car?...travel seats are very much a requirement in the US and can be hired as part of the rental package without having to take your owntigerwhite wrote: »I think it's classed as separate (i.e. not checked baggage and not within your luggage)
Yes they're hiring a car, not sure if they've got a car seat organised as part of it or not. It's a lot to carry around at the airports- 2 kids, 4 cases, 2 adults and a buggy plus car seat so I said to make sure there is a car seat at the other end, it's one less thing for them to worry about
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When we went to Florida, Virgin carried our buggy and car seat free of charge, in addition to our actual luggage.
Please be wary of hired car seats!!!!0 -
Buy any movie for £2 using code at blinkbox.com Seems it is 3 per account
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Hi everyone on a non shopping note, can I ask those that live Bicester way, is it easy to get from oxford town rail or better to go direct . Going direct is costing £161 return :eek: so just looking at cheaper ways of doing it
I guess I must be reading this wrong because Oxford to Bicester is about a fiver, unless the post was related to the recent banter about travel to Florida in which case that sounds like a deal0 -
Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »I'm hoping that a lovely chap named Robert will have delivered mine by the time I get home later. Got the email just before 8am.
I ve just had my two little hampers deliveredone for me and one for Dawn.
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7 pairs of well stripy brown socks at M&S £4.40
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/7-pairs-cotton-rich-freshfeet-feeder-striped-socks-4-40-free-collect-store-3-50-1862170When The Fun Stops Stop0 -
Thanks Silver, no cost from my home town direct is £160 plus, but it's half that to oxford, how regularly do trains run on weekend? Would you travel to oxford then get train to Bicester without worry lol thanks for info0
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