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***Pegasos Palace

sdee

2006-02-23 21:18:41

Positive attitude If you go with that approach you will be O.K.

I am of the same belief that if the kids enjoy it then I will.

It sounds a big and busy place with plenty for the kids.

Please post your review on your return as we don't fly until July 24th

will do as soon as we return

uuf361

2006-02-24 08:11:00

The new airport when it opens should hopefully alleviate some of the problems experienced by some last year.

My trips through Dalaman (I had to make 5 in 2005) were fine, no queus for immigration or the visa buying.....the luggage was a little slow on some occasions but try Heathrow on a busy Friday night and it takes a long time there too!

vicky06

2006-02-25 20:18:50

In the brochure it says the kids clubs age groups are 3-5 and 6-8 (i think) does anyone know how strict this is as when we travel my son will still be 5 (he will be 6 the week after we get back) but my nieces will be 6 so they will be in seperate clubs, do you think as he will be almost 6 he will be allowed in there club or not...........i am assuming probably not for insurance purposes but if anyone know that would be great.

Thanks Vicky

Alex uk

2006-02-25 21:39:17

I was wondering this very same thing myself.
It would be so much easier if they could go in together.My two are so close and I think if they had to split up it would cause problems.

vicky06

2006-02-25 21:49:59

lets hope someone out there know the answer alex, i mentioned to him he might not be able to go with his cousins and he was very upset especially as there is only 6wks age difference.
I just have a feeling there may be an issue with the insurance cover they have or something.

Vicky

susien

2006-02-26 00:16:37

I think it is a case of telling a little white lie, as they dont ask for proof of age or anything.
I was honest, and said my daughter was nearly 9 and could she go to Wavelength? The answer was no sorry!!

Friends of ours came out 2 weeks after us and son was also 8, she just registered him for Wavelength, cos he wanted to go with his sister and didnt say anything, and they never questioned it at all.

I would say they are all 6, as the activities at that age should be virtually the same, and my 8 year old only went once to the 6 -8 groups because she said it was too young, so I would imagine your 5 year old may find that too if he is in a group full of 3 year olds!!

annmlorimer

2006-02-26 17:25:07

anyone else going out 8 th june we will be there for a week with our 2 kids aged 3 and 4.

HappyHammer

2006-02-26 19:28:02

Older kids can go into the younger group but younger kids cannot go into the older group. As Briar says if you tell porkies to get them in to the older group and something goes pear shaped, the insurance will certainly not cover you. To be honest, my kids found the kids club a little dissapointing. Mine were 'older' 5 year olds when we went and would probably have preffered the activities in the older group.

vicky06

2006-02-27 10:18:17

thanks for the replies i thought the insurance would be a problem to be honest and it doesnt seem worth it if they have an accident, but like your kids happy hammer mine will only be weeks away from being 6 so will probably find the activites a bit too young for him in the group he is supposed to go to, but i am going to pay for him to go to the football one for a few days so he will enjoy that.
Thanks Vicky

HappyHammer

2006-02-27 17:03:28

Vicky

the soccer school is reqlly good, only heard good words about it

Barnsleycrew

2006-02-28 11:14:42

Thanks to Katys Clan and Barnio.

20 mins transfer sounds great :!:

Not bothered about the planes coming overhead the complex as we have been to Playa D'en Bossa in Ibiza and from the beach you can wave at the pilots coming in to land :!:

littlemisshoney

2006-02-28 17:33:58

does the ai finish at noon on the day of you departure

myself and my family were at the costa del sol holiday village the first year it opened and a few months after we returned we found out that the all inclusive finished at noon on your day of departure. i have been reading reviews from the costsas and this is still the same. i was wondering if anyone knows if this applies to pegasus palace or tropical as i am going there with the family in august and will need to keep money if this is the case as we have a late departure.

susien

2006-02-28 18:33:32

This was not the case at PP last July when we were there.
We had lunch, drinks all afternoon and then
We had our dinner around 7pm, and then sat in the bar and drank until the coach collected us at 12.30am.

Unless it is stated in the brochure it ends at noon on DOD, then assume it will not.

Maybe some of the first visitors out there this season will post and let you know on their return?

Hope you have a great holiday!

vicky06

2006-02-28 19:29:13

Thanks happy hammer im glad you have heard good reports on it im sure he will really enjoy it.

I hope the all inclusive doesnt finish at midday as we also leave on a late flight but like susien said it doesnt say that in the brochure so it shouldnt we will have to wait for some reports when people get back.........looking forward to hearing what people have to say about it all when it re-opens.
Vicky

vicky06

2006-02-28 19:33:31

all inclusive times

Just a thought maybe it is something to do with the one in the costa del sol not being a full all inclusive accomodation as some guests there are on sc maybe as you lose your room at midday you also have to hand in your wristband whereas because the palace and tropical are soley all inclusive it probably doesnt matter.
Havent explained myself very well there hope you get the gist of what i mean!

Vicky

littlemisshoney

2006-03-01 09:14:58

thanks for that

thanks for the info susien. just wanted to know if i had to keep extra money for food and stuff as our flight is at 3am. we have paid for late checkout and from the costas forum that doesn,t matter if you have you still have to pay after noon. i think thats well out of order as you could be there until the early hours before pick up. and i checked the brochure and no mention of the ai finishing at noon in any of the holiday villages. when i booked yesterday the first choice travel agent couldn,t tell me if that information about the costas was correct or if this applied to any other holiday village.

Edited by littlemisshoney 2006-03-01 12:36:05

littlemisshoney

2006-03-01 09:21:13

i think you are right

thanks for that info vicky06 i think you might be right about the sc/ai thing in the costas. when we were there this wasn,t the case but things do change. just looking forward to going to turkey as i,ve never been there before. heard its really warm and that will suit me as i love hot weather.

HappyHammer

2006-03-01 09:53:52

we had a late evening flight and all Inclusive lasted until we left the hotel too.

shuggy

2006-03-01 12:48:55

how warm?

We go to the pp on the 1st of may (yes the first day it re-opens) and was wondering how hot it will be.

vicky06

2006-03-01 13:22:11

No problem litlemisshoney....its only a guess though.

Hi Shuggy not sure about the wether when you go but will you post a report on your return for those of us that are travelling later in the season it will be much appreciated.

I have just received an email from first choice to answer a question i asked them and they informed me that they have got a whole new managment company for 2006 and they are in the process of handing over now so fingers crossed all should be good.

Vicky

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