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hornetgirl

Send MG my way immediately, he needs a stern talking to. Water parks are the greatest fun ever. Typhoon Lagoon is my favourite. It has a big surfing wave and a tank where you can snorkel and a lovely lazy river which you can just float round all day in. Heaven.

elainemn

A few good comparisons against T for pork chops and diced chicken. No multis for thee items.



[FONT=&quot]1x ASDA Butcher's Selection British Diced Chicken Breast (410G)[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]£3.64[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]£2.73[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]1x ASDA Chicken Chow Mein (410G)[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]£2.80[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]£2.35[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]1x ASDA Butcher's Selection 4 Pork Chops (800G)[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]£4.00[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]£3.33[/FONT]

Dizzy_Ditzy

matty17r wrote: »

Thanks chelseafred for your very informative post about orlando. We have not been before but are going later in the year. Ds has done on the diy booking. We are hiring a car and travelling down to the quays stopping off at various place enroute. The second week we have hired a villa which works out at about £700 for 6 so mse and with a pool. What are the prices like in walmart compared to over here - don't expect they have an a wpg! Am planning on doing picnics for the park so any food tips appreciated.

From what I've seen of walmarts website some stuff is more expensive but some cheaper.

There are coupons galore which will aid the picnics. I've only done restaurants so far and a couple of non-disney attractions but picniccy stuff is on my list

Dizzy_Ditzy

hornetgirl wrote: »

Send MG my way immediately, he needs a stern talking to. Water parks are the greatest fun ever. Typhoon Lagoon is my favourite. It has a big surfing wave and a tank where you can snorkel and a lovely lazy river which you can just float round all day in. Heaven.

We were planning on going to blizzard beach cos apparently it's more suitable for the littlies. Lazy river was the first to do on that day so I'm pretty naffed off that he's changed his mind

bubbs

izzeyb wrote: »

My best ever womble, giving £11.14.

Something that does actually compare to Morrisons

1x Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey with Honey (70CL) £24.00 £15.00

:j :j

:T:T:T well done:D:D

Enterprise_1701C

The best thing I have ever read about water parks was on a travel agents complaint list. Apparently someone was complaining that they were not told that they needed swimwear and towels :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

uglybugball

Morries
Daz Go pods 12 pack RTC £1.00
Fairy platinum 383 ml 50p
Not free but good enough for me.

hornetgirl

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

We were planning on going to blizzard beach cos apparently it's more suitable for the littlies. Lazy river was the first to do on that day so I'm pretty naffed off that he's changed his mind

I'm naffed off too lol. Leave him behind for the day and let him live up to his name while you go out and have a great time :rotfl:

Ellsey

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Cheers, I've added that to my list :cool:



Judging by the last half an hour I'm almost wishing we weren't going. After tons of talk of going to a water park, MG decided to drop into the conversation that he didn't want to go to a water park :mad:

Why do they not want to go? You can relax there it us not all rides. The water parks are probably my favourite as I love the lazy river because you can just lie back and enjoy the sun.

Dizzy_Ditzy

hornetgirl wrote: »

I'm naffed off too lol. Leave him behind for the day and let him live up to his name while you go out and have a great time :rotfl:

I'm bloody tempted :rotfl:

I did have a thought earlier though. BB is pencilled in for the day before the wedding, which isn't ideal for tan lines. I'm not the sort of size that can get away with strapless tankinis :rotfl: