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emamum 28-07-2008 10:41

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Originally Posted by onlyme (Post 611257)
I prefer Blackpool for the odd days out. SOMEONE keeps trying to convnce me its great to live. Saying that, theyve tried for 5 years to convince me, and I'm still here

lol, wonder who that could be....

danny27 28-07-2008 10:59

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Oooh me me! Id love to go back to blackpool for a fortnight! I just come back this Saturday from a weeks holiday in haven ( marton mere) and i didnt wanna come back to crappy Accy.

Im going back next year hopefully for longer cos we didnt get chance to do everything we wanted :(

P.s...went up the tower for the first time ever...WOW it was Awesome!!!

Royboy39 28-07-2008 11:45

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Originally Posted by Benipete (Post 611841)
Only ever have hand luggage Oh and a Spanish donkey for the granddaughter.Or is it a Mule.:tongueout

Cheapskate..........with your money you should buy her a real one :hothothot

magpie 28-07-2008 16:10

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Originally Posted by entwisi (Post 611363)
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I would and have done camping at Marton Mere. Blackpool zoo is a lovely day out and not expensive. Likewise a nice day on the beach with a picnic and donkey rides and paddling in the sea is a nice day out that also doesn't coast the earth. coral island has good toddler rides that are cheap and good value. You can spend hours on the 2p slots and pushers for less than a fiver. The shops are decent for a wallk round. The sandcastle is fun and not too dear, there is fleetwood freeport down the road for shopping, just playing with Siobhan on the site, or in the splash zone or on the playground or feeding the ducks/geese. There is the Martin Mere wildlife centre not far away and the windmill farm and activity centre pretty much next door. iMHO it just takes imagination.

Even if you go abroad you still have to spend money and or travel to the local attractions.


Have you seen the price to pitch a tent at Marton ( if you mean the haven one) over £400.00 for the week... I would sooner sleep in the field, not to mention all the lovely ( ouch) if not noisey kids school holidays and all that...

I have been to that camp, but in a caravan would not pay that just to camp:

jaysay 28-07-2008 16:19

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Originally Posted by magpie (Post 611992)
Have you seen the price to pitch a tent at Marton ( if you mean the haven one) over £400.00 for the week... I would sooner sleep in the field, not to mention all the lovely ( ouch) if not noisey kids school holidays and all that...

I have been to that camp, but in a caravan would not pay that just to camp:

£400 just to pitch a tent magpie, Dick Turpin wore a mask and a three cornered hat, the thieving gits:eek:

yerself 28-07-2008 16:54

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Blackpool is a Grade A dump. It's full of winos, druggies and men that dress as laydees.

katex 28-07-2008 17:16

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Originally Posted by yerself (Post 612007)
Blackpool is a Grade A dump. It's full of winos, druggies and men that dress as laydees.

Eeeew wonder which one Cherokee is then ... :D

Sure it is different to live in rather than just a visit where you stay on the front all the time, which, yes, some buildings are in need of re-furbishment.

They have a great shopping centre and lots of the streets behind the prom are lovely, wide and clean ... sure there are lots of restaurants and pubs further back too which the residents patronise.

Tealeaf 28-07-2008 17:26

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Originally Posted by yerself (Post 612007)
..... It's full of winos, druggies and men that dress as laydees.

So is the Accy Web.

pipinfort 28-07-2008 17:26

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£400............:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek : to pitch a tent for a week.....!!!!

katex 28-07-2008 17:28

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 612018)
So is the Accy Web.

So you in your pink lace or red satin tonight Tealeaf ? :p

Tealeaf 28-07-2008 17:34

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Originally Posted by katex (Post 612020)
So you in your pink lace or red satin tonight Tealeaf ? :p

Oh dear. Some people's fantasies.....

katex 28-07-2008 17:36

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 612025)
Oh dear. Some people's fantasies.....

Gotta' have some fun ... please tell me :)

emamum 28-07-2008 18:10

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Originally Posted by pipinfort (Post 612019)
£400............:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek : to pitch a tent for a week.....!!!!


you booked your space then pip?

magpie 28-07-2008 19:29

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not cheap

here is the link and that is for a posh pitch and entertainment pass .... but your still in a tent ( your own tent ) so total rip off

entwisi 28-07-2008 19:35

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Marton Mere don't do tents, £400 gets you a premier pitch at height of season with your own tap, drains, waste, concrete hardstanding and a large area alongside. It also includes all your electric, entertainment programme for the kids (remember £400 is for a family up to 8) , evening cabaret, swimming, climbing frame, splash zone for teh kids and a on site nature reserve and centre.

I've equally stayed there for 10 days for less than £150. same entertainment etc.

I'd agree it is a premium over other times in teh season but for a family opf 2 adults and 3/4 kids I don't reckon its bad value. Show me where you can go abroad for that.


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