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Any event with food, cars and well some alcohol in evening gets my attendance 
Planes, Trains & Automobiles...& a Boat - the Xmas Bash
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Planes, Trains & Automobiles...& a Boat - the Xmas Bash
Count me in. So is there a preference to where to stay personally I would lean towards the premier inn they tend to be better and closer food for the morning is good. I will stay wherever the main body of the group decides to go.
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Good stuff both of you.
Premier Inn is the favourite for accommodation and will remain so as long as it doesn't suddenly go up in price. but as said there's other places nearby anyway
Premier Inn is the favourite for accommodation and will remain so as long as it doesn't suddenly go up in price. but as said there's other places nearby anyway
this has reminded me ,, i need to book my room so premier in ?? im going for a family room if any one i know wants to room sit with me / look after me
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Has the boss says ill truck on for this one with di
jatkinson said:
Happy to go halfs if you want?
sold !!! ill book it
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MR PANDY 3 said:Has the boss says ill truck on for this one with di
I've read this twice now and I'm fairly certain you're saying you and Di are attending so I've put you down as a definite
That's me now booked in to the Premier Inn for the 29th
jatkinson said:
Braw. Whats the damage?
Errm *goes off to website to book *
what hotel we doing?
Looking on premier in site , the hotel is £61 for 2 adults in one room ?
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Premier Inn is where I'm booked in to. Try booking it as 1 adult and see if it makes a difference
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Looks like Premier Inn have removed their cheap saver room option. Unfortunately it's hard to call if it'll come back or not so you'll need to think about whether or not you want to just book into the travelodge or gamble that the cheap option will return later
As said, for what it's worth the 2 hotels are very close together (less than 5 minutes apart by car.... probably more like 2 minutes) so even if the worst came to it, after tea/drinks/shenanigans in town, even if folk were all in seperate hotels and we were short of cars/needed to take taxis, it's perfectly viable to still share a taxi etc and drop off at one hotel then go onto another at no real extra cost, seeing as even to get to the further away one from town you still need to pass the other!
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Provisionally sign me up wee jock plus 2
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weejock1978 said:
Put you all down as a maybe for now. Hope you can make it
im going to book in to the cheeper one 2 mins down the road
jatkinson said:im going to book in to the cheeper one 2 mins down the road
What the Travelodge?
I stayed at Kingsway Travelodge Dundee once & that was enough.
1 of the lights in the room didn't work, the place stank of Curry, my view was onto the rubbish storage area of the now closed Little Chef, barely slept as all I could hear was traffic on the A90. :computer:
I need to speak to Christine on Wednesday & find out if she's put the dates in the diary or not.
ahh right .. once i have a drink o n bord ill sleep any were
