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9 month old charged full holiday fee?

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Martiniolives · 28/04/2025 20:49

Hi, just after some clarity. I'm planning our not so summer holiday, our first with our daughter. Both websites I've checked (BA and thomas cook) are charging the full price 3 times on checkout (so, £900pp and total is 2700). But surely that's not right? As a 9 month old her flight will be free as she's an infant in arms and I'm sure I read the hotel is free for under 2s (or at least it's less expensive and a child price for under 12s..)

Can't get my head round why both websites show us as 3 full price when I've told them it's 2 adults and 1 infant less than 1 years old. Is that right? Do we need to pay the full amount for her? Or is it worth calling thomas cook tomorrow?

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sunshinesandringham · 28/04/2025 21:03

I work for BA - the price pp shown is just the total divided by however many passengers in the party - so 3 in your case . The infant will pay infant fare and taxes on the flight and may have a free place at the hotel but the price remains the same as what’s shown . Just because it says 900pp that isn’t the exact break down - it’s likely to be 1300 pp adult and 100 for infant as an example

Hodge00079 · 28/04/2025 21:07

Have you compared the price with just two adults? You may find that not actually 900 pp.

notsureyetcertain · 28/04/2025 21:29

We made the opposite mistake, me, dh, ds (7) and my adult dd and her bf were looking at hols budget £850pp. I put in 2 adults , 1 child found some great hols, spent ages picking one. The dd puts in details for her and her bf and for the two of them exact same hol it’s £1050pp.

You need to do a total budget and divide it by 3 for you pp amount. Or search by total amount.

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