Anyone been, any recommendations on who to book with. The eldest is seven now, we could do with going this year while she still believes...

Save yourself a fortune and tell em its a nonce in a red frock with a stick on beard.

 

They'll soon get over it.

 

Might as well come clean about the Tooth Fairy and Easter Bunny as well.

 

In for a penny and all that.

Save yourself a fortune and tell em its a nonce in a red frock with a stick on beard.

 

They'll soon get over it.

 

Might as well come clean about the Tooth Fairy and Easter Bunny as well.

 

In for a penny and all that.

you'll be saying lofty isnt a real lion next

Save some cash and take her here instead, lapland costs a frigging fortune...

 

Lapland UK

Anyone been, any recommendations on who to book with. The eldest is seven now, we could do with going this year while she still believes...

 

 

looking to do the same...

 

first choice's day trip is ?1400 for three of us....

 

and i thought Happy's trips were dear...

 

not really put any effort into it yet but when I do i will keep you posted.

Anyone been, any recommendations on who to book with. The eldest is seven now, we could do with going this year while she still believes...

 

Shite weather, you'll need a jumper.

Can you get Lambert & Butlers over there?

Can you get Lambert & Butlers over there?

 

Non-EU, so you can buy them in Manny Airport for ?15 a sleeve.

Some friends of ours went with a company called Canterbury Travel , they said it was fantastic if a little pricey, but better than the ones done with package holiday companies. You can go from 1 to 5 days, see link.

 

http://www.santa-holidays.com/

i know 3 couples who took their young uns.

 

all said it was absolutley amazing, even at such an extortianate price...

Why go all that way for the Northern Lights when you can get it over here?

Why go all that way for the Northern Lights when you can get it over here?

 

 

Blackpool?

 

 

Anyway, what's the story with that there Ice Hotel (not sure what country, but one of them Scandanavian ones) how do you keep warm in it? And are the beds made from ice? Not my idea of relaxation I'm afraid.

Blackpool?

Anyway, what's the story with that there Ice Hotel (not sure what country, but one of them Scandanavian ones) how do you keep warm in it? And are the beds made from ice? Not my idea of relaxation I'm afraid.

 

The Icehotel is in Swedish Lapland in a village called Jukkasj?rvi, 125 miles north of the Arctic Circle.

The bed frames are made of ice, but you get a proper mattress and sleeping bag to sleep in. There are no wardrobes, you simply put all your clothes in the bottom of your sleeping bag to keep them from freezing.

I was in Lapland a few weeks back with a few mates. The only ice I saw were the cubes the girls were rubbing on their nipples.