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Trip to France!
wowwee
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Evening, I need help!
I am planning to treat the other half on the 2nd Jan to a trip to Paris. Back on the 4th. This will be the engagement!!
I am thinking going on the Eurostar from St Pancreas will be cool. Any idea on how to get a cracking deal? I have heard about browsing an buying from the french site, comes out cheaper. Anyone had any experiences? Ideas?
Thanks guys
Tony
I am planning to treat the other half on the 2nd Jan to a trip to Paris. Back on the 4th. This will be the engagement!!
I am thinking going on the Eurostar from St Pancreas will be cool. Any idea on how to get a cracking deal? I have heard about browsing an buying from the french site, comes out cheaper. Anyone had any experiences? Ideas?
Thanks guys
Tony
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Possibly better to browse the Travel board rather than here, but good luck!Signature removed for peace of mind0
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If you're willing to travel at odd times, then go to the eurostar web page and book some return train tickets, then book a hotel separately.
Alternatively, look on expedia or lastminute.com for some 3 day breaks. We paid £109 each for return eurostar and 3 nights in a 2 star hotel in the centre of paris about 2 years ago.Should've = Should HAVE (not 'of')
Would've = Would HAVE (not 'of')
No, I am not perfect, but yes I do judge people on their use of basic English language. If you didn't know the above, then learn it! (If English is your second language, then you are forgiven!)0 -
You can get cash back on Eurostar travel using Quidco.
Also I have never found much difference between the different language websites (a few pence at most).0 -
If you've got Tesco clubcard tokens you can spend those in deals - £25 vouchers buys £100 of travel - and good lunck with the engagement. Me and OH got engaged in Paris and it was fab :beer:0
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