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  • Centre Parcs whats the craic on day passes?
  • postierich
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    My brother is staying this weekend with his family and we have agreed to meet up he has one spare bed and was thinking of taking my daughter up and spend two days there sat/Sun. He mentioned getting day passes but he did not mention price how much is it for an adult and child day pass and what time do you have to leave the Park. will probably just kip in the van either outside the complex

    theotherjonv
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    there was an opening time but I think it was pretty early – as for leaving I think it’s pretty late. Did the same when my wife took the kids with another single parent family to a 6 bedder, and I didn’t leave until well after the kids were in bed.

    edit JFGI – 10am to midnight

    matt_outandabout
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    Centre Parcs day pass?
    *Giggles*

    wiggles
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    Thought centre-parcs was more a nightime activity?

    pocpoc
    Free Member

    My parents joined us for a day at whinfell last November. I think it was about £25 each. Very expensive for what is effectively entry to a swimming pool, but they enjoyed it and the kids enjoyed them being over for the day.

    CaptainFlashheart
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    Are you sure you meant craic?

    jeffl
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    If you’re staying nearby just walk or cycle in, no one checks.

    Trekster
    Full Member

    Train up to Penrith, brother picks you up, 💡
    As above, security guard only looks to see if car has a parking sticker on rear view mirror. I usually wind window down, give a smile and a wee wave 😉

    AD
    Full Member

    Wise words from Trekster!

    theotherjonv
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    Likewise once you’re in then feel free to help yourself to stuff in the onsite supermarket. Just put it in your bag, give the cashier a cheery wave, no-one ever checks.

    Poopscoop
    Full Member

    Can anyone clear up whether the anal sex rule still applies to Centre Parcs please?

    postierich
    Free Member

    Supermarket should be free the prices to stay in the sheds are ridiculous 😀

    I am prepared to pay for a pass for my daughter as she will be using the pool 🙂

    I,m prepared to just drink my case of 24 Santa Paws beers arriving on Friday

    Trekster
    Full Member

    theotherjonv – Member
    Likewise once you’re in then feel free to help yourself to stuff in the onsite supermarket. Just put it in your bag, give the cashier a cheery wave, no-one ever checks.

    I appreciate the irony!!! Also appreciate that the C.P. experience (cost) is not to everyone’s taste due to cost. We will be going for the last time this year, the pension fund thereafter cannot sustain the expense thereafter 🙁
    However on the few occasions over 13 visits when we have “cheated” the company out of a days pass monies we have spent on activities and eating out which as everyone knows is not a cheap option.
    Try booking for next Xmas………
    The new “super” lodges recently opened looked to be full, now they are expensive!!!!

    P.S. 5 grandkids + 1 great grand child

    maccruiskeen
    Full Member

    Can anyone clear up whether the anal sex rule still applies to Centre Parcs please?

    You have to do your own clearing up

    wiggles
    Free Member

    Well hes got the right user name for it 😆

    Can anyone clear up whether the anal sex rule still applies to Centre Parcs please?

    Yo think they could get away with charging so much if this wasnt the case?

    franksinatra
    Full Member

    We have done this loads of times. When people are staying with you in your lodge you do not need to pay for a pass.

    When they are day visitors just nip out in the car and pick them, drive in and park in the car park. Simples. No-one checks or even seems to care, you are already paying a fortune and they are likely to spend a fortune so there is no need to feel guilty about it.

    theotherjonv
    Free Member

    No-one checks or even seems to care, you are already paying a fortune and they are likely to spend a fortune so there is no need to feel guilty about it.

    I’ll bear that in mind as the wife and I do the weekly shop tonight. We’re going to be spending a fortune on groceries so a few extra freebies thrown in to the trolley, no need to feel guilty.

    franksinatra
    Full Member

    I’ll bear that in mind as the wife and I do the weekly shop tonight. We’re going to be spending a fortune on groceries so a few extra freebies thrown in to the trolley, no need to feel guilty.

    Good man, you get the idea!

    Jakester
    Free Member

    theotherjonv – Member
    No-one checks or even seems to care, you are already paying a fortune and they are likely to spend a fortune so there is no need to feel guilty about it.
    I’ll bear that in mind as the wife and I do the weekly shop tonight. We’re going to be spending a fortune on groceries so a few extra freebies thrown in to the trolley, no need to feel guilty.

    Must be difficult carrying that huge sense of moral superiority round with you all the time…

    theotherjonv
    Free Member

    Not moral superiority, more surprise at the ease with which people condone theft.

    postierich
    Free Member

    Wow what a money pit that place is!!!
    Brother met me at the gate 5pm and we rode in. Chalet was so far away from the parking we just slept on the sofas!
    Did not realise how big these places are,did not have to pay for my daughter so we spent the entrance day fee on junk food this place specialised in it :-).
    Not sure its worth the money they seem to make it a pain to leave the complex i.e. no parking outside chalets

    chestrockwell
    Full Member

    The whole point is that you have a car free stay and are safe to ride/walk in the road without some goon running you over.

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