Holidays

[Dazzle84]

3 days in euro Disney and now enjoying eurocamp up the road to recover (and have a few well earned beers)

Kids are 9 & 10, perfect age for them to still enjoy our company but then also amuse themselves for a bit

 

[117 M34]

I landed back home on Wednesday at 1pm and it took over 2 hours for the suitcases to be put onto the conveyor belt to be collected.
Think some were worse than us as I heard a tannoy message for 1 flight saying go home and they would send the bags within 48 hours.

 

[denislawsbackheel]

Just had a lovely day at Lake Garda.
Now back in Verona getting ready for dinner.
Off to Venice tomorrow.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

3 days in euro Disney and now enjoying eurocamp up the road to recover (and have a few well earned beers)

Kids are 9 & 10, perfect age for them to still enjoy our company but then also amuse themselves for a bit

I took my kids the year after it opened. The three day pass was £72. What's it got to now - £1500?

 

[Dazzle84]

I took my kids the year after it opened. The three day pass was £72. What's it got to now - £1500?

Yeah about that, the whole holiday was a fortune but definitely worth it, they absolutely loved it and so did I.

Got no annual leave left until April now, so head down for me for the next few months

 

[PragueBlue]

Just had a lovely day at Lake Garda.
Now back in Verona getting ready for dinner.
Off to Venice tomorrow.

It's a lovely part of the world. So many lovely town and cities. I love most areas of Italy. If I didn't love Prague so much, I could see myself settling long term in Italy.

Heading to Liguria next Summer. One of the few regions of Northern Italy that I haven't explored yet.

 

[bennyboy]

It's a lovely part of the world. So many lovely town and cities. I love most areas of Italy. If I didn't love Prague so much, I could see myself settling long term in Italy.

Heading to Liguria next Summer. One of the few regions of Northern Italy that I haven't explored yet.

Only been to Genoa in that region.
Loved it.

 

[Blue Maverick]

3 days in euro Disney and now enjoying eurocamp up the road to recover (and have a few well earned beers)

Kids are 9 & 10, perfect age for them to still enjoy our company but then also amuse themselves for a bit

Who did you book through and how did you get there pal, I might be interested in going now Florida is mega expensive.

 

[Dazzle84]

I'll get the details for you - the Mrs booked it. Have a feeling we ended up booking direct, but if I'm perfectly honest I just made sure I was in the right place at the right time

 

[Two Gun Bob]

We have had four Haven Holidays this year to supplement abroad trips that are currently on hold while Ringway gets its house in order.

Last night we visited the entertainment complex and imagine our consternation when Bradley the Bear didn't show up, not even a mention as if he had been airbrushed out of existence.

He wasn't alone as Anxious the Elephant and Greedy the Gorilla were also missing, having been replaced with last minute stand ins devoid of stage presence. I can tell you Right Now that the atmosphere in the room from our fellow Haven mates bordered on the rebellious.

I asked the bar lady where they had gone, and she said even artists deserve a holiday, but refused to comment further on their return.

The couple on our table Dave and Jeannie said the Elephant and Gorilla had been fucked off for equality reasons for the offense caused to nervous and fat people.

The parks don't seem the same without our friendly trio and so as a protest we shall not be spending anything in complex today and will go out to Grange and Cartmel instead. We live in a surreal world and no apparent end to this wokery nonsense.

 

[pride in battle]

Me and the wife want to do a few days somewhere next year (end of March) where the days can be pretty busy with things to do if anybody has any suggestions?

We know the obvious New York etc. but budget has taken that out of reach for now.

We're looking at Rome as a potential but know there's plenty other places that ignorantly I won't have thought about.

Siena, it's incredibly beautiful and cheap :)

 

[pride in battle]

Just had a lovely day at Lake Garda.
Now back in Verona getting ready for dinner.
Off to Venice tomorrow.

Would you recommend verona ?

 

[Protein Junkie]

Typical City fan luck.
My Covid pass runs out one day before going to Barcelona next month.

 

[Get Pollock On]

Would you recommend verona ?

Verona is stunning

 

[Tangled up in blue.]

Heading to the Cyclades. Milos, Sifnos and Naxos. But thanks for the offer pal.

That sounds right up my street. ( jealous)

 

[denislawsbackheel]

Abs

Would you recommend verona ?

Absolutely and not a rip off joint like front line places in Venice are. It’s got a great bus service, half an hour to Lake Garda for four euro, and it’s a major train hub to places like Venice or Padua etc. The trains are fast and clean with NO standing allowed on the frecciarossa 1000 trains. On our journey from Verona to Venice it was doing 165 mph and you didn’t know it was moving.

 

[RobMCFC]

Who did you book through and how did you get there pal, I might be interested in going now Florida is mega expensive.

Book direct with Disneyland Paris.

Fly to Paris CDG with EasyJet.

If you need any tips, give me a shout. We go all the time and have stayed at all the hotels

 

[dromoreblue]

That sounds right up my street. ( jealous)

Its tough. But somebody has to do it. Lll

 

[Betterdeedthan red]

Sat outside a little bar looking over the beach in icmeler absolutely boiling hot.

 

[Alan ogleys ball bag]

had a week in skiathos in June and just come back from Lefkada both dogs bollocks