Florida for 2

[jovi]

Hi, we went to a wedding sat, it was my brother in laws, they came round last night, as they had been to travel agents to see what was going, they both have 3 weeks off work and were just going to see what was available, anyway, get this they are off to Florida Thursday, flights, hotel, car hire and disney tickets plus universal all for the grand price of £1500[:O] Couldn't believe it, we look at flights and your talking nearly half that!! Each! I am so envious, they have never been before, so came round to ask a few questions, of course I gave them the address of this site, not sure if they will post anything prob just look, just thought I'd share this with you all.[msncry] I do hope they have a great time really[msnmad][msnwink]

[Southsider]

That is a really good all inclusive deal they got. My Travel had flights + Car for £199 last week !!!!

[jovi]

Think they said this was with first choice[?] Forgot, was too envious to listen past the word Florida[msnscared]

[Ray&Sarah]

Sounds like a good deal Vicky, we never seem to be able to find these great deals when we are looking, must try harder.[msnwink][msnsmile2]

[jovi]

Think it must be that you need to be able to go at the drop of a hat and have no children, sounds like a great hol to me[clap]

[Ray&Sarah]

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by jovi
Think it must be that you need to be able to go at the drop of a hat and have no children, sounds like a great hol to me[clap]
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Well I suppose our boys are getting older all the time, so those days aren't that far in the distance, I can see a light at the end of the tunnel.[msnwink]

[phaedra]

First Choice flights in September (for 2 adults) are £542 for 3 weeks or £402.80 for 2 weeks!, this should be on the new aircraft with 33" seat pitch and seat back IFE as standard. The trick is NOT to look on their "Flights" link, use the late deals holiday link, choose the fly/drive package and remove the car, much cheaper to rent it from here

[jovi]

As it is their honeymoon, do you think they should mention this to anyone at guest relations, I have seen posts on here about special occasions mentioned i,e birthdays and stuff any ideas?[msnsmile] I can let them know then.

[sundowner]

That is a great deal, similar to one I told hubby about on Sat. Trouble is he says he will not stay in a hotel in Orlando again - spoilt by villas, plus last time we had a few days in a hotel on I Drive and it was awful with lots of rowdy holdiday makers who did not keep their rude kids under control. It put us off big time.

[floridadreamvilla.co.uk]

I would definitely mention it to them. I'm not sure what they do for honeymooners but you can be sure they will make a real fuss of you and make your day even more magical [msnsmile].

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by jovi
As it is their honeymoon, do you think they should mention this to anyone at guest relations, I have seen posts on here about special occasions mentioned i,e birthdays and stuff any ideas?[msnsmile] I can let them know then.
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