Holidays

MsAgain
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Have you stopped booking holidays abroad because of all the hassle you have to go through. Also holidays for disable are so bloomin expensive.
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I haven't stopped yet but then I am only 25 it's become a running joke within my circle of friends the hassle of waiting for my chair after a flight the numerous issues at various airport's security or hell the difficulty of getting into pubs and clubs abroad.Fortunately my friends and I have a system of 'we'll make this work one way on another' which has created some hilarious stories and a couple of possibly dangerous situations but it's all fun. (for now)As I don't specifically book holidays for disabled though I cant comment on those.0
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I found that using Disable Accessible holidays website, is useful but stupidly expensive. I actually found the same accommodation thru Booking.com for at least £400 cheaper, and that's with the insurance. sure I had to contact the property direct to make sure we had accessible accommodation. The only thing that was a bit of a bug was the Transport, since we had to dig around for accessible vehicles. That was to go Abroad.
Haven't used them for Uk holidays yet though.0 -
Not worth the risk of going abroad or booking with recent example of Portugal one minute it's green next its not
We have booked for UK but was hard to find anything suitable only 2 options left and the prices are just a joke but need a break0
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