Gosh I am sorry I have questions. It has been several years since I have booked and it looks confusing
1) - what is the difference between the regular token way - and sun savers? Which way is the best to book?
2) I have managed to join ''the community'' on the sun hols page...will it be the same log in and password, upon booking day?
There's no benefit of using Sun Savers unless you normally buy the newspaper, as you then get £5 for every 28 sun saver codes you enter
Also no need to enter code words on booking day, but still need to enter 4 sites and dates
However with this thread entering Codewords you normally get to book earliest as with Sun Savers you need Sunday's Newspaper before you can book
Someone's normally posted Sundays codeword here before then
Booking Day no login or password is needed
The booking office opens on the link I supplied on the first post
The Find out more picture will change to BOOK NOW
There's no benefit of using Sun Savers unless you normally buy the newspaper, as you then get £5 for every 28 sun saver codes you enter
Also no need to enter code words on booking day, but still need to enter 4 sites and dates
However with this thread entering Codewords you normally get to book earliest as with Sun Savers you need Sunday's Newspaper before you can book
Someone's normally posted Sundays codeword here before then
Booking Day no login or password is needed
The booking office opens on the link I supplied on the first post
The Find out more picture will change to BOOK NOW
Essex Boy, thank you so much for your work! I'm slowly getting to grips with the whole thing, and I've just realised - if I want to book a couple of holidays together, to make a 7 day break, I can't just use the codewords, can I? Or can I? I'm a bit confused about it, sorry.
Downsized and paid off mortgage 2010 Retired August 2016 Paid off French mortgage September 2018 New kitchen fully installed June 2019 Not counting this! 2020 Garden fencing completed, woohoo 2021.......... October 2021: aiming for £5,000 new money for premium bonds or a car.
Essex Boy, thank you so much for your work! I'm slowly getting to grips with the whole thing, and I've just realised - if I want to book a couple of holidays together, to make a 7 day break, I can't just use the codewords, can I? Or can I? I'm a bit confused about it, sorry.
Yes you can. You just book two consecutive holidays at the same site.
It's in the FAQs on the site
Please note that you may not be allocated the same accommodation for both the 3-night and 4-night breaks, so you may need to move accommodations. If you wish to be in the same accommodation you would need to contact your park operator once you receive your confirmation, however, some parks may charge an amendment fee for this.
You can book 7-night European breaks on the website, but it is not possible to book a 7-night UK break online.
Does anyone know if you can book the same again for friends at Butlins like you could a few years ago? Once one family is booked, you used to be able to call Butlins and book a second family in at the same price, we did it a few times but haven’t booked a £9.50 holiday for a few years. TIA.
Does anyone know if you can book the same again for friends at Butlins like you could a few years ago? Once one family is booked, you used to be able to call Butlins and book a second family in at the same price, we did it a few times but haven’t booked a £9.50 holiday for a few years. TIA.
I don't know if you can do that
We've booked two chalets in the past
Booked one then rebooked another straight after
It is a gamble though, as once one chalet is booked no guarantee the second would still be available
Essex boy, you're very kind, thank you very much for your reply.
Downsized and paid off mortgage 2010 Retired August 2016 Paid off French mortgage September 2018 New kitchen fully installed June 2019 Not counting this! 2020 Garden fencing completed, woohoo 2021.......... October 2021: aiming for £5,000 new money for premium bonds or a car.
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I really appreciate, as others do, your generosity of spirit, by doing this
1) - what is the difference between the regular token way - and sun savers? Which way is the best to book?
2) I have managed to join ''the community'' on the sun hols page...will it be the same log in and password, upon booking day?
There's no benefit of using Sun Savers unless you normally buy the newspaper, as you then get £5 for every 28 sun saver codes you enter
Also no need to enter code words on booking day, but still need to enter 4 sites and dates
However with this thread entering Codewords you normally get to book earliest as with Sun Savers you need Sunday's Newspaper before you can book
Someone's normally posted Sundays codeword here before then
Booking Day no login or password is needed
The booking office opens on the link I supplied on the first post
The Find out more picture will change to BOOK NOW
Thanks Essex Boy, I really appreciate that.
Retired August 2016
Paid off French mortgage September 2018
New kitchen fully installed June 2019
Not counting this! 2020
Garden fencing completed, woohoo 2021..........
October 2021: aiming for £5,000 new money for premium bonds or a car.
Yes you can. You just book two consecutive holidays at the same site.
It's in the FAQs on the site
Please note that you may not be allocated the same accommodation for both the 3-night and 4-night breaks, so you may need to move accommodations. If you wish to be in the same accommodation you would need to contact your park operator once you receive your confirmation, however, some parks may charge an amendment fee for this.
You can book 7-night European breaks on the website, but it is not possible to book a 7-night UK break online.
I don't know if you can do that
We've booked two chalets in the past
Booked one then rebooked another straight after
It is a gamble though, as once one chalet is booked no guarantee the second would still be available
Retired August 2016
Paid off French mortgage September 2018
New kitchen fully installed June 2019
Not counting this! 2020
Garden fencing completed, woohoo 2021..........
October 2021: aiming for £5,000 new money for premium bonds or a car.