One Day Bank Holiday Weekend

Block booking :-- Does that mean that any group of caravanners who block book pitches on a CC site are entitled to the same huge discounts per night that those from rally centres are given.. 

That will be an advantage to those with an extended family of caravanners.  

But what about the couple who camps independantly on say pitch number 10 paying £ 23.00 per night being pitched next to someone on pitch no 11 who is paying considerably less for the same goods and services just because there was that "block book" loophole. 

Some people might think that is a tad unfair. 

K 

 

..Have I missed something again ? where do we find out how much if any, considerably less reduction is available

We were on a package holiday in Gran Canaria a couple of years ago. There was a guy there, on his own (unsurprisingly!) who we must have overheard almost every day at the bar/pool/restaurant asking other s how much they paid and when had they booked. It would have been sad if it hadn't been so entertaining. 

The last thing I'm bothered about when on a holiday of any description is what other people paid and whether they're getting a slightly better deal than me. It all harks back to the "it's not fair, he's using more electricity than me" debate it seems to me!

Just get on with your holiday and enjoy life! 

We were on a package holiday in Gran Canaria a couple of years ago. There was a guy there, on his own (unsurprisingly!) who we must have overheard almost every day at the bar/pool/restaurant asking other s how much they paid and when had they booked. It would have been sad if it hadn't been so entertaining. 

The last thing I'm bothered about when on a holiday of any description is what other people paid and whether they're getting a slightly better deal than me. It all harks back to the "it's not fair, he's using more electricity than me" debate it seems to me!

Just get on with your holiday and enjoy life! 

 

..So very true

Block booking :-- Does that mean that any group of caravanners who block book pitches on a CC site are entitled to the same huge discounts per night that those from rally centres are given.. 

That will be an advantage to those with an extended family of caravanners.  

But what about the couple who camps independantly on say pitch number 10 paying £ 23.00 per night being pitched next to someone on pitch no 11 who is paying considerably less for the same goods and services just because there was that "block book" loophole. 

Some people might think that is a tad unfair. 

K 

 

Since when is approximately £3 "considerably less" than £20. It is a small cost saving. And what about those who paid using site night vouchers? After all, they are paying nothing at all, should we ostracise them too? The opportunities are available to all members, if they choose not to take advantage of them then that is their choice and they shouldn't complain about it.

Looks to me more than 10% in cost saving - do you not think that is not considerable ?

Not sure where the figure of £3 comes from. The only amount I can see from someone who knows is £1.50 ( page 13 on the other thread). Am I going to jump up and down and stamp my feet about that? 

Not sure where the figure of £3 comes from. The only amount I can see from someone who knows is £1.50 ( page 13 on the other thread). Am I going to jump up and down and stamp my feet about that? 

...Thats what i was wondering or was a number just pulled out of somewhere? to try to "justify" the gripe

Not sure where the figure of £3 comes from. The only amount I can see from someone who knows is £1.50 ( page 13 on the other thread). Am I going to jump up and down and stamp my feet about that? 

...Thats what i was wondering or was a number just pulled out of somewhere? to try to "justify" the gripe

As an example there is a rally for the Northern Region AGM in December which will be on the Beechwood Grange site. The cost for the weekend is £33. If you book on the site independently for the same dates it will cost you £39.60. Difference of £3.30 per night. As I said, it is a small amount rather than a considerable difference. If you are planning to go to Beechwood Grange for the first weekend of December, book on the rally, it will save you £6.60. By the way I have no gripe to justify. I am merely trying to state the facts.

Not sure where the figure of £3 comes from. The only amount I can see from someone who knows is £1.50 ( page 13 on the other thread). Am I going to jump up and down and stamp my feet about that? 

...Thats what i was wondering or was a number just pulled out of somewhere? to try to "justify" the gripe

As an example there is a rally for the Northern Region AGM in December which will be on the Beechwood Grange site. The cost for the weekend is £33. If you book on the site independently for the same dates it will cost you £39.60. Difference of £3.30 per night. As I said, it is a small amount rather than a considerable difference. If you are planning to go to Beechwood Grange for the first weekend of December, book on the rally, it will save you £6.60. By the way I have no gripe to justify. I am merely trying to state the facts.

No matter what the amount it is still more than 10% .

Not sure where the figure of £3 comes from. The only amount I can see from someone who knows is £1.50 ( page 13 on the other thread). Am I going to jump up and down and stamp my feet about that? 

...Thats what i was wondering or was a number just pulled out of somewhere? to try to "justify" the gripe

As an example there is a rally for the Northern Region AGM in December which will be on the Beechwood Grange site. The cost for the weekend is £33. If you book on the site independently for the same dates it will cost you £39.60. Difference of £3.30 per night. As I said, it is a small amount rather than a considerable difference. If you are planning to go to Beechwood Grange for the first weekend of December, book on the rally, it will save you £6.60. By the way I have no gripe to justify. I am merely trying to state the facts.

No matter what the amount it is still more than 10% .

...What companies do not offer at least 10% off for a large order 

Not sure where the figure of £3 comes from. The only amount I can see from someone who knows is £1.50 ( page 13 on the other thread). Am I going to jump up and down and stamp my feet about that? 

...Thats what i was wondering or was a number just pulled out of somewhere? to try to "justify" the gripe

As an example there is a rally for the Northern Region AGM in December which will be on the Beechwood Grange site. The cost for the weekend is £33. If you book on the site independently for the same dates it will cost you £39.60. Difference of £3.30 per night. As I said, it is a small amount rather than a considerable difference. If you are planning to go to Beechwood Grange for the first weekend of December, book on the rally, it will save you £6.60. By the way I have no gripe to justify. I am merely trying to state the facts.

No matter what the amount it is still more than 10% .

Or just less than a pint of Doom Bar! I'm sorry, but I'm still not going to jump up and down and stamp my feet! Particularly as there is a straight forward solution of just signing up for the rally !