Thomson trips

[kipper8]

Hi can anyone tell me if you have to pay full price for children,or is it cheaper when they go on the trips trying to decide which ones to go on as there is six of us cost is a factor thank you:confused:

[kruzseeka]

Yes, there are reduced prices for children but the reduction is variable. Some are half price, others more than half. From the destinations guide from our last trip, examples of prices for some of the excursions were:

Adult: £27 Child: £13.50

Adult: £42 Child: £32 (Admission charge to museum involved with this one)

Adult: £38 Child: £27 ( " " " " )

Adult: £30 Child: £18

Adult: £94 Child: £64 (Expensive train ride [£33] plus meal and whole-day excursion involved on this one)

 

So it's hard to judge just how big the discount will be - but certainly not adult prices and, at best, it's about half-price or a bit more. Hope this helps!

[jojo67]

Glad you asked this question as I was wondering too! There will be 6 of us travelling next year, 3 adults & 3 children, and I had assumed that I may be better off (price wise) booking private tours, but on looking at Thomson prices (especially with a reduction for children) their prices seem more favourable than booking private tours & paying in euro's:D

[ROSEBASKETS]

Under 2's are free on tours, but children 12 and over pay the adult fare, which can prove very expensive :eek:

[Iain1873]

on the Destiny in June this year kids prices were up to (and including) 16 years of age which we thought was great value as so many places/holiday companies consider them adults at 12 !!!!

[ROSEBASKETS]

on the Destiny in June this year kids prices were up to (and including) 16 years of age which we thought was great value as so many places/holiday companies consider them adults at 12 !!!!

 

That's good to know, they changed it from the previous September

[kipper8]

thanks for your answers i know on most ships children over 12 pay full price, as we have three children under 16 this will be a help thanks again:):)