What's Center Parcs really like?
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No one ever really pays full price at Center Parcs. If it's not a promo code then it's a family discount, of almost every type.
No matter the discount, they certainly seem to make a few bob back on activity costs, creches, restaurants, and their awful shops. I quite fancy the look of the new holiday village in Wales - Bluestone. I think they are going be the kind of place Center Parcs would like to be, or think they are, but never will. Someone was telling me about the energy efficiency of the place, and the ecologically sympathetic way it has been constructed. Apparently they are opening a snow dome in it next year too, and The Blue Lagoon pool complex certainly looks to at the very least rival CP's tropical paradises. I always thought that was the highlight of Center Parcs, but there seems a lot more to look forward to at Bluestone. Is anyone going to Bluestone? |
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The Pacmarket seemed even more expensive than normal, we usually take our own food to avoid the high prices, but we had to buy some eggs. £1.89 for 1/2 a dozen eggs, a rip-off. One evening after swimming we went to the bar above the swimming pool for a drink, the price of beer was comparable to a pub, but they charged us £2.99 for a glass of lemonade for the kids with a dash of strawberry syrup in it. Although we did get a 20% discount off our accommodation, I think next time we'll go for a short break in a cottage or try Featherdown Farms |

