Haven Holiday parks-no singletons allowed

C_Mababejive

http://www.haven.com/parks/

I notice they do not allow bookings from single people....Surely if you can pay, thats all that matters?

UKSBD

C_Mababejive wrote: »

http://www.haven.com/parks/

I notice they do not allow bookings from single people....Surely if you can pay, thats all that matters?

You wouldn't say that if you had a 17 year old daughter, it was your last real family holiday and you had a tent full of lecherous 17 year old lads in the tent next to you ogling your girl.


I know this from experience...


















Mind you it was over 30 years ago and she was a babe

tanith

Just invent a companion who couldn't make the trip at the last minute, it might cost you a bit more but would solve your problem.

Owain_Moneysaver

They say

our accommodation isn't suitable for single occupancy so we don't take bookings for less than two people per unit of accommodation.

However, there's no restriction saying that both people who've booked have to turn up.

trixie73

Just make a name up for the second person.they never check when you go to pick the keys up.
And it won't cost any more cos you just pay for the unit

ellie99

trixie73 wrote: »

Just make a name up for the second person.they never check when you go to pick the keys up.

You could do that, but why should you have to?

What's the reason behind the discrimination, is it because one person isn't going to spend as much on the park?

yellowbear

What would be the difference between single occupancy and double, apart from the size of the bed?

Hermione_Granger

Make a single booking but make sure that you state that you are a one legged ethnic homosexual Muslim who is currently undergoing gender reassignment surgery.
They wouldn't dare refuse you.

pogofish

C_Mababejive wrote: »

http://www.haven.com/parks/

I notice they do not allow bookings from single people....Surely if you can pay, thats all that matters?

It also matters that they don't actually seem to have anywhere they could refuse to book you.

ellie99

pogofish wrote: »

It also matters that they don't actually seem to have anywhere they could refuse to book you.

I don't know if they take phone bookings, but you certainly can't book online.
If you fill in the booking info with "one adult, no children" a pop up window appears which says they don't let with single occupancy, and you can't proceed...you would have to lie and put 2 adults to be able to book.

Moto2

ellie99 wrote: »

...you would have to lie and put 2 adults to be able to book.

.............. or just book your alter ego in too

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