Quote: Originally posted by Thekilpins on 04/7/2013
I'm interested in the comments about the type of people these offers attract, if it was "The Times camping for £1" a night, would it mean there would be a better class of people taking up the offer?
The only difference between the idiots going with the times offer would be idiots with money.
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Quote: Originally posted by Thekilpins on 04/7/2013I'm interested in the comments about the type of people these offers attract, if it was "The Times camping for £1" a night, would it mean there would be a better class of people taking up the offer?
The only difference between the idiots going with the times offer would be idiots with money.
LoL stereotypical! what's stopping the Times readers buying the sun/mirror and having cheap holidays?
If you can save money, go for it, if I had a choice between staying 3 nights for a £1 a night or paying £20 a night, I'd pay £3. At least it gives you a chance to try somewhere new and it it's a let down, you haven't wasted loads of money.
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I know people have said lots about these cheap holidays but sister is going on a static this weekend fri/Monday said why not come in your van and meet up they have paid £82 with upgrade look what I have just been quoted sorry I don't think so !
Euro Hard Standing With Awningapprox. pitch size: 8.5mx7m (28ftx23ft)
Price per family £284.40
Includes a saving of £31.60 (10% off)
Price includes: FREE use of Entertainment & Facilities
Amazing family weekend with old steam engines, classic car displays, market stalls, and full catering and bar. And camping on site - Save £25 by booking in advance.
Topic: Camping for £1 with the Sun newspaper
