Dine In A Virgin 747 At LHR 12th December 2020

[Dr.JumbaJookiba]

Originally Posted by Mr Tom Morrow

As a respected Travel Advisor in relation to fine dining I think it would be classed as a business trip so you will be ok.

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So if a post a trip report I'm working? I like your thinking.

Seems to work for most of the Instagram bloggers currently cluttering up Dubai

[Mr Tom Morrow]

Originally Posted by Dr.JumbaJookiba

So if a post a trip report I'm working? I like your thinking.

Seems to work for most of the Instagram bloggers currently cluttering up Dubai

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Trust me you will be fine.

Also if you contact Virgin you could declare yourself as an 'Influencer' and they may comp the meal.

[HevaDuck]

Now under normal circumstances that would be a lovely treat for my birthday on the 12th 😊

[Jax1970]

I’d love to do this, though more to see the usually hidden areas than for the meal. If only I were closer to Heathrow.

[megaflyer]

I remember when they had double suite beds for night use - I will say no more ... happy memories of a night flight back from SFO

[ROBBOTOO]

We're less than 45 minutes from Heathrow and it's my birthday on the 10th, so could be a late treat.

So DH has just said to try for two tickets on Monday .

[RachaelC]

Originally Posted by ROBBOTOO

We're less than 45 minutes from Heathrow and it's my birthday on the 10th, so could be a late treat.

So DH has just said to try for two tickets on Monday .

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Oooh nice. I want to try too, but I’m doing a charity walk on the 12th so that’s more important!

[lizzie145]

I was supposed to be playing g petanque on Sunday but it's been postponed so I could stay up there and partake in the bubbles in the bubble ( if I get a ticket)

[Shutterbug]

i'd love to go to that, bit of a trek to Heathrow for us though, if it was Manchester we'd have definitely gone for it

[LRMD]

I’d have paid more than £50 for that!