Is it possible to reclaim money if a last min holiday drops a few days after booking?

simonkirkland

Hi all,

I booked a ski holiday with ifyouski.com (skitotal is the tour operator) last Thursday (holiday is this Sunday). I paid £321 all in (x 5 = £1605.)

On Monday (4 days after my booking) the price dropped to £235 all in (x 5 = £1175)

I know it's probably tough luck but is there any way of claiming back the difference after all it's £430!!!

I tried ringing them and they said as you've paid then no refund and no cancellations (I thought of cancelling and re-booking but I can't)...

Any help/loopholes appreciated...

Thanks

Simon

sloppychops

I very much doubt it.Would you of paid the extra if the price had increased within days?

hellofreebies

thats why you should never check the price once you ve booked how ever tempting it may be...you obviously happy with your deal 4 days ago and leave it at that...never could understand people who re-check current prices after theyve booked though no doubt you get a great buzz when the price has gone up since you booked....soz not helpful i guess but sometimes thats how the cookie crumbles...have a great trip.

simonkirkland

I won't have normally checked but its a chalet holding 22 people and I wanted to know how many people would be in it with us and the site show the remaining rooms available to book...

The only good bit of news is that this morning the price has gone back up to £217 and I did get the best room in the place so I'm not too miffed...

Simon