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Title: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: 4D on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 11:57:56
Looking to take the family to the med next year, any good suggestions for one weeks all inclusive? Preferably cheap  :)


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Bob's Orange on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 13:47:10
Looking to take the family to the med next year, any good suggestions for one weeks all inclusive? Preferably cheap  :)

Are you sure that your family want to go with you? Surely they'll be sick of helping you open those family sized packs of kellogs cereal that you probably get in these places!

;)


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: walcot red on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 13:51:09
I'm looking forward to questions such as 'is it ok to flush shit roll down the toilet?' and 'my shoulders are red and hurt to touch what does this mean?' and finally 'my penis looks like Shreks finger should I be worried?'


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Flashheart on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 14:06:56
chavtastic


Title: Re: Re: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: herthab on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 14:10:27
chavtastic
Explain?


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: DMR on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 14:18:01
Explain?

Anyone who goes anywhere 'all inclusive' is patently workign class


Title: Re: Re: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Flashheart on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 14:20:19
Explain?

Must confess it was a flippant remark and one has very little experience of holiday's to the med.

Just had Johnny Vegas et al in mind.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: 4D on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 14:30:23
Thinking about Ibiza, all inclusive should slow the flow of cash required by the kids.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: tans on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 14:32:00
Anyone who goes anywhere 'all inclusive' is patently workign class

Fuck off!

Dubai all inclusive was fucking quality.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: 4D on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 14:33:00
aarrgh


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Flashheart on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 14:35:05
DMR is right

What I should have said was.....

Instead of following the working man's stereotypical holiday of an all inclusive jobby, because it's what working men and chavs do (and it's what you're supposed to do on a budget), why not try to look for ways to make your money go further. Look for cheap flights and deals on accommodation separately, be willing to stay 20 minutes or so from the beach, and you could find a much more fulfilling holiday for everybody. Try looking for alternative places where the crowds don't go.... or something

Just because you may be on a budget, doesn't mean you have to be a sheep like the rest of the chavs.

Having said that, I know nothing about cheap holidays to the Med so it may not be possible.



Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Flashheart on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 14:36:41
Thinking about Ibiza, all inclusive should slow the flow of cash required by the kids.

Ahh.....

All inclusive makes sense now. Didn't think about the kids wanting to buy everything under the sun.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: janaage on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 16:36:36
You get some good all inclusive deals for Egypt, not the med, but red sea's just as nice.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: red socks on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 16:51:35
Anyone who goes anywhere 'all inclusive' is patently workign class

Yeah anyone spending £3 - £4k on a family holiday must be working class. Student classs shit for brains Moron.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: janaage on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 16:57:07
Who cares about 'class'? We went on an all inclusive holiday to the Rui Palace in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, thanks to the in laws subbing us - as we wouldn't have been able to afford it otherwise. Had a great time, whether we were surrounded by upper, middle, working class I don't know or care. Great holiday. 

Who cares about class? Probably people without any.

(Smiley wink thing)


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Coca Fola on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 16:59:01
Who cares about 'class'? We went on an all inclusive holiday to the Rui Palace in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, thanks to the in laws subbing us - as we wouldn't have been able to afford it otherwise. Had a great time, whether we were surrounded by upper, middle, working class I don't know or care. Great holiday. 

Who cares about class? Probably people without any.

(Smiley wink thing)
Well said.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: ronnie21 on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 17:09:31
Call in to Thompsons/First Choice as they are now solely all inclusive on package holidays.  Have been on several of their all-inclusive deals in the past ten years and have hd no real complaints about any of them.  Have booked next year's holiday to Mexico already.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Sippo on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 17:17:15
For me an all inclusive isn't a 'holiday'. I'd rather get out of the hotel and explore tasting local cuisine.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: tans on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 17:19:29
You still can?!

When we go, we normally have 3 meals ur so out elsewhere anyway


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Flashheart on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 17:22:51
Does that answer your question 4d?


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: janaage on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 17:26:19
For me an all inclusive isn't a 'holiday'. I'd rather get out of the hotel and explore tasting local cuisine.

Ha ha good one. It's not a prison camp mate.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: LucienSanchez on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 17:28:02
For me an all inclusive isn't a 'holiday'. I'd rather get out of the hotel and explore tasting local cuisine.

All-inclusive was cheaper than S/C when I booked to go to Bulgaria this summer. I'll be milking the free (local) beer and snacks whilst tanning round the pool on the lazy days, but will be going for weird local stuff on days out/every evening. It was so cheap (booked flights and hotel separate) that it ticks all the boxes for me on a student/unemployed budget!


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Flashheart on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 17:28:31
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNgnrobJ7Ng


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Sippo on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 17:50:12
But surely if you are going all inclusive then you are paying for it?

I've never been on an all inclusive so not sure how it works. Isn't it all 'buffet' style meals?


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: DMR on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 18:16:39
Yeah anyone spending £3 - £4k on a family holiday must be working class. Student classs shit for brains Moron.

Someone buys their furniture from Argos


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: herthab on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 18:24:44
Went to Egypt this year on an all-inclusive deal. Food was ok and plentiful, but we also went out most evenings, as well as doing a load of excursions (Quad biking, star gazing in the Sinai desert and a whole day on a yacht, stopping at the best snorkelling sites). Fantastic holiday and I'll definitely do it again.
Just glad a scummy chav like me is able to go abroad!

If I was still single, I'd still do an all-inclusive deal. Just pick the cheapest hotel I could find, a budget airline and blow loads of spending money on what's important for me, which isn't the size of the room, or the quality of the food. Anyone going to Sharm el Sheikh, if you get the chance, go to the public beach at Sharks bay. For an entry fee of £2.50 you get a sunbed and some of the best coral and fish anywhere around the Red Sea, all straight from the jetty.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: joteddyred on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 18:27:28
Thinking about Ibiza, all inclusive should slow the flow of cash required by the kids.

We always do all inclusive for this exact reason.  Saves a fortune on snacks, drinks and ice creams etc.  Clearly that makes us chavs as well!

Any of the balearic islands are good for families or the canaries.  It works out far cheaper if you book flights and the hotel ourself rather than going through a tour operator.  Majorca and Ibiza tend to be the cheapest for flights.



Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: walcot red on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 18:31:55
We always do all inclusive for this exact reason.  Saves a fortune on snacks, drinks and ice creams etc.  Clearly that makes us chavs as well!

Any of the balearic islands are good for families or the canaries.  It works out far cheaper if you book flights and the hotel ourself rather than going through a tour operator.  Majorca and Ibiza tend to be the cheapest for flights.



I find all inc convenient as you don't have to worry about whether you enough money for food, you can use all the money you take with you on days out and souvenirs etc. It is nice to eat out. But since most of the countries use the Euro it's gotten more expensive.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: janaage on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 18:59:16
But surely if you are going all inclusive then you are paying for it?

I've never been on an all inclusive so not sure how it works. Isn't it all 'buffet' style meals?

At our in all in Mexico, we had 5 restaurants to choose from and one buffet style. Food was superb as was the drink at the pool side bar, and the choice of spirits in our room was great, if you're into that kind of thing.

And us peasant class chavs don't mind spending a little extra by going out for a few meals off resort site to sample the local hospitality. ;-)

Would have no problem in going back there anytime!


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Batch on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 19:00:43
Wish I was working class enough to afford a family holiday to an all exclusive in Mexico or Egypt.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: janaage on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 19:02:49
Like I say we were lucky that our in laws are working class scum so they could afford to take us, as at the time we wouldn't have been able to afford it. Actually I doubt we would now with one little one and one on the way.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Barry Scott on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 19:04:17
I'm planning on holidaying later in the year and I think I'll have a butchers at an all inclusive. I don't really drink though, so I can't help thinking I'd save money avoiding all inclusive, anyone know?


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: walcot red on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 19:07:34
I drink very rarely, but you'll defiantly get your monies worth, if the foods nice you can try everything.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Sippo on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 19:10:19
On an all inclusive is it literally you can eat and drink whatever and whenever you want or are there 'rules'?


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: walcot red on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 19:12:20
On an all inclusive is it literally you can eat and drink whatever and whenever you want or are there 'rules'?

I think the only rules to all inc holiday, are no alcohol for under 16's that was a rule for the place I stayed while in Greece.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: janaage on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 19:13:31
Depends on where you go Sippo. Obviously the more you pay the less restrictions there are. The Rui Palace had spirits in the room, free minibar, stocked up twice a day (if needed). One bar was open til 12, another one later. Champagne included - with breakfast if wanted. No restrictions on local/imported produce.

Other resorts (like the one we went to in Hurghada, Egypt, will only supply local spirits as all inclusive, so JD, Smirnoff wouldn't be included. And some charge more for certain restaurants.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Samdy Gray on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 19:49:52
At our in all in Mexico, we had 5 restaurants to choose from and one buffet style. Food was superb as was the drink at the pool side bar, and the choice of spirits in our room was great, if you're into that kind of thing.

We had similar in Cuba. One main buffet style restaurant with 4 or 5 a la carte.

On an all inclusive is it literally you can eat and drink whatever and whenever you want or are there 'rules'?

Ours was pretty much whatever and whenever. There was a 24hr snack bar that served food & drink.



Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Flashheart on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 19:50:41
At our in all in Mexico, we had 5 restaurants to choose from and one buffet style. Food was superb as was the drink at the pool side bar, and the choice of spirits in our room was great, if you're into that kind of thing.

And us peasant class chavs don't mind spending a little extra by going out for a few meals off resort site to sample the local hospitality. ;-)

Would have no problem in going back there anytime!

ํThe battered tortillas were to your liking then?  ;)


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: janaage on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 19:54:49
ํThe battered tortillas were to your liking then?  ;)

Oh yes, and the on tap irn bru was a lovely surprise.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Flashheart on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 19:58:31
Double post


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Flashheart on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 19:59:24

I can't get irn-bru out here. Not seen it in years

Is it still in production? Or have they run out of girders?


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Batch on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 20:01:38
It was 10 years ago but I went to Blackpool on my stag weekend. We went to a lapdance club that had Iron Bru on tap. Classy.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: dporter on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 20:06:35
I must be extra working class, going all inclusive to Egypt and Morocco this year :)

Went to Tunisia last year all inc and that was fairly cheap, catered for children and is still the Med.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Flashheart on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 20:07:33
Bet it won't have irn-bru on tap though




Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: janaage on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 20:10:54
I must be extra working class, going all inclusive to Egypt and Morocco this year :)

Went to Tunisia last year all inc and that was fairly cheap, catered for children and is still the Med.

If you dress those holidays up as some kind of Arab spring pilgrimage you might just get away with it!!


Irn bru's still available, and still out selling Coca-cola, well north of the border, so I'm led to believe.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: tans on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 20:24:12
When i went to dubai stella was on tap on the all inc.

Smoked salmon for breakfast, fillet steak for lunch.

Tres bon.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: dporter on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 20:25:09
If you dress those holidays up as some kind of Arab spring pilgrimage you might just get away with it!!


Or if I just dress in a burka I might!


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: red socks on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 21:54:49
Someone buys their furniture from Argos

You know fuck all about fuck all.

I bet your mum still puts up your stocking when you come home for christmas.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Kinky Tom on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 22:09:20
...because his mum still loves him?


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Kinky Tom on Tuesday, July 31, 2012, 22:10:39
fucking tit-for-tat-argument-agogo up in here


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Bogus Dave on Wednesday, August 1, 2012, 07:01:33
It's the ibiza part thats chavvy, not the all inclusive.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: 4D on Wednesday, August 1, 2012, 07:07:22
I'm not chavvy! Flash has met me, he knows the truth.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: 4D on Wednesday, August 1, 2012, 09:47:22
Had a look at FC website, there is an all inclusive 1 week trip to Ibiza for around £2300. Sorted.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Ginginho on Wednesday, August 1, 2012, 10:18:43
Haha, I like the irony of DMR having a pop at "the working class" when he comes across as the chavviest cunt on here :)


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: DMR on Wednesday, August 1, 2012, 11:06:57
I would welcome examples of said chavvery as I am as middle class as they come


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Bewster on Wednesday, August 1, 2012, 11:16:22
I'm off for an all inclusive family holiday in Fuerteventura in November - not a big drinker but with the kids it should prove to be worth it.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Peter Venkman on Wednesday, August 1, 2012, 11:18:03
I'm off for an all inclusive family holiday in Fuerteventura in November - not a big drinker but with the kids it should prove to be worth it.
Are the kids big drinkers then? :D


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Bewster on Wednesday, August 1, 2012, 11:18:52
Are the kids big drinkers then? :D

Yes and the wife's an alky.  :)

I thinking gallons of coke and buckets of ice cream.


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: 4D on Wednesday, August 1, 2012, 11:48:46
I would welcome examples of said chavvery as I am as middle class as they come

Most of your activities mentioned on here.  :D


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: red socks on Thursday, August 2, 2012, 07:38:30
I would welcome examples of said chavvery as I am as middle class as they come

The TEF's very own hyacinth bucket


Title: Re: Re: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: Only Me on Friday, August 3, 2012, 06:18:18
Yes and the wife's an alky.  :)

I thinking gallons of coke and buckets of ice cream.

You should check ice cream is included in the "all inclusive" offer


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: 4D on Monday, September 17, 2012, 09:15:59
Looking to book this now for next year, have decided it could be anywhere.

All inclusive, 3 kids and 2 adults.
Trying to get it for under £2500.

Anyone booked a bargain?


Title: Re: All inclusive holidays for families
Post by: nochee on Monday, September 17, 2012, 09:56:54
Looking to book this now for next year, have decided it could be anywhere.

All inclusive, 3 kids and 2 adults.
Trying to get it for under £2500.

Anyone booked a bargain?

Yep, we're all going round your mums