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Old 30 Nov 19, 11:32 AM  
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Hi all looking for some advice, we usually drive a 8 seat minivan. But for 21 nights it's over £900, had a flydrive quote from BA and a 12 seat minivan is £460. Anyone have any experience of driving a 12 seater.
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Old 30 Nov 19, 11:54 AM  
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Not much difference you just need a little more space to park
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Old 30 Nov 19, 12:07 PM  
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Sounds ok then many thanks 👍
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Old 30 Nov 19, 02:06 PM  
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It would be a no brainer for me. One heck of a saving

Lets be honest the drivers seat position in these 12 or 15 seaters isn't great. Try driving one for a day!

But at that saving and most trips in Florida are quite short on the whole so well worth the tiny bit of discomfort
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Remember an eight seat minivan (Toyota Sienna is the only one I know of ) is a totally different beast to a 12 seater ( which is based on a Transit style van)
So the drive will be different and not like the Toyota.
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I drove a mini bus for a living, after a day or so you will find it easy. As previous poster said you just need a little more parking space.
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