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I'm thinking of using my Tesco clubcard deals for a Haven holiday is it a good 'deal' or not?

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sparklesandnowinefor4months · 10/07/2008 14:54

We're thinking of using them towards a Haven holiday next month, have about £440 towards it in deals i think, i haven't changed them up yet

but are they good value or is it not worth it?

also can you pay in part with vouchers and pay the rest cash if need be?

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Grav1 · 10/07/2008 15:13

Hi. I have never used my vouchers on a Haven Deal but with Butlins you have to ring up and you pay the brochure price for the holiday(you cannot take advantage of any special offers but I find them good value e.g. £200 of vouchers for a holiday costing £800.). We have used vouchers and paid the differnce in cash and I would use this system again.

nkf · 10/07/2008 15:14

I didn't even know you could. Thanks

Grav1 · 10/07/2008 15:18

Well worth you getting a clubcard deal voucher catalogue nkf as there are some great deals available.

crochetdiva · 10/07/2008 15:22

Last year we used our clubcard vouchers to pay for a canal boat holiday & this year we partly paid for a siblu holiday using them - it's meant we could afford to go away on holiday this year!

I was really cheeky this year: it says you have to book using brochure prices, but I just booked online as normal, then sent my clubcard vouchers off to pay the final balance - they then contacted me to say that I couldn't still have my MN discount, but I kept the online booking discount ... worth a try, even if it is a tad cheeky!

We've also used ours for visitng places: Techniquest, Folly Farm, Longleat Safari Park ... I never use mine on the shopping now - it's not worth it!

Enjoy your holiday!

Grav1 · 10/07/2008 15:31

How did you manage to get a code for your vouchers?

sparklesandnowinefor4months · 10/07/2008 15:59

so do you have to send the money off coupons/vouchers to tesco first to get changed into special holiday type vouchers and then phone the holiday company? or do you just use the money off vouchers that tesco send you?

I have no idea how it works

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nkf · 10/07/2008 18:05

We turned a whole load into airmiles which was good. But I was reading here that you can stay for free in youth hostels with a certain number of points. That sounds good.

jellybeans · 10/07/2008 18:21

You have to change the vouchers to deals tokens for Haven/other and then contact Haven on the number they send you with the tokens. It can be a good deal but depends as you must pay the brochure price (there are sometimes good offers online). At the moment there doesn't seem that much difference in price so may be worth it. (Although last minute tends to be the best deals) Also, the cancellation plan doesn't cover the clubcard deals part of the booking.

sparklesandnowinefor4months · 10/07/2008 18:23

ok thanks Jellybeans, i'll bear that in mind!

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Grav1 · 10/07/2008 20:05

I haven't used it but apparently Tesco do an insurance themselves that will cover the vouchers due to cancellation. Would be worth checking with them.

Grav1 · 10/07/2008 20:08

"so do you have to send the money off coupons/vouchers to tesco first to get changed into special holiday type vouchers and then phone the holiday company? or do you just use the money off vouchers that tesco send you?

I have no idea how it works"

For each £ of money off vouchers you have you get £4 worth vouchers.

crochetdiva · 10/07/2008 21:04

I did it wrongly quite by accident - I booked the holiday first, then, at balance payment time, I swapped all the clubcard vouchers I had for Siblu holiday vouchers, and sent them that with a cheque for the balance ... it didn't seem to cause any problems.

The clubcard deals details are here

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