Virgin holidays

[Rachv38]

Are virgin worth booking with? I know it's early but they've got prices out for 2023 that we thought looked OK. Not sure if I should wait for tui to fetch theirs out first as we normally go with them.

[dopey.rules]

I always go with Virgin and never have any problems

[Trebor1]

Originally Posted by Rachv38

Are virgin worth booking with? I know it's early but they've got prices out for 2023 that we thought looked OK. Not sure if I should wait for tui to fetch theirs out first as we normally go with them.

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We went with in 2019 and was really good apart from cabin staff being a tad grumpy on the way out. We like how they fly into MCO where as someone like TUI don’t but honestly I don’t think there’s much in it between any of them. People will have good and bad experiences with all the main players.

Personally I’d just go with one who gives you what you value most.

[DisneyDreamx]

We always book with VH. We wait until we see a price we are happy with and book 👍Never had any problems.

We like the ease of them dealing with everything and having it all under one booking. Especially with everything going on at the moment, we've paid a deposit and hope for the best, without forking out thousands for flights up front without knowing for sure if we'll make it.

[Cath24601]

Always used them - have never had a bad experience so see no reason to change now

[Plonks]

We always book VH, definitely a great experience from start to finish.

[To disney we go]

Hi ,

It’ll be a first time visit for me and my children and i’m thinking of booking with Virgin too.
I’m wanting to stay for 16 / 17 nights and virgin have the flexibility for me to do this.
I think TUI only offer 7 / 14 and maybe 21 nights ?

Also, I like the idea of the booking being all in one place than booking rather than independently. A one stop shop I suppose.

[Rachv38]

Think I'm going to wait for tui to release their prices. We want to fly from Doncaster as its closer for us.

[MrPenguin]

Originally Posted by To disney we go

Hi ,

It’ll be a first time visit for me and my children and i’m thinking of booking with Virgin too.
I’m wanting to stay for 16 / 17 nights and virgin have the flexibility for me to do this.
I think TUI only offer 7 / 14 and maybe 21 nights ?

Also, I like the idea of the booking being all in one place than booking rather than independently. A one stop shop I suppose.

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Just make sure your book with a credit card or similar as there are some questions about their liquidity over the next several months.

[Bootrip2]

Originally Posted by To disney we go

Hi ,

It’ll be a first time visit for me and my children and i’m thinking of booking with Virgin too.
I’m wanting to stay for 16 / 17 nights and virgin have the flexibility for me to do this.
I think TUI only offer 7 / 14 and maybe 21 nights ?

Also, I like the idea of the booking being all in one place than booking rather than independently. A one stop shop I suppose.

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Look at BA holidays too, comete flexibility and if you need car hore no expensive i surance upgrade to pay. X