Thomas Cook (Airtrack) Prices??

[Billyjean2004]

Hi

I was wondering if anyone has a breakdown of the Thomas Cook Le Mans prices from this year?

Thanks

[Billyjean2004]

Thank you for the info, I have to admit thats pretty high, but Im hoping its all the extras.

Im really after the price of a big pitch for car and tent, seperate price for pre-erected tent and also general entrance.

Im not after the extras like food, grandstands.

If anyone has a breakdown that would be great.

[Billyjean2004]

I was just hoping that someone who booked this year might have their booking details with the breakdown on. Not to worry I will wait for next years prices to come out.

[Billyjean2004]

AlfaRSpider said:

In case you're still wondering.... This is my airtrack breakdown from this year. Was for 5 nights, 2 person half pitch with parking next to the pitch (not guaranteed to be next to pitch, but never had an issue before). I've also included the cost of 2 general entry tickets, 2 grandstand tickets and 2 P&O ferry crossings. You can deduct those from the total cost if not interested.

Astounding value if you ask me.

Camping...............£218
Parking...............£149
Grandstand............£184
General Entry.........£140
Ferry (return)........£90
Total.................£781

£390.50 per person.

Edited by AlfaRSpider on Friday 4th September 13:38

Thanks for all the information, great help to get an idea of what costs I'm looking at. so far looks pretty good. I was looking to get the bigger pitch with electric, but just have to see what the extra is.

[Billyjean2004]

WOW!! I'm in shock right now at how expensive it is. I was looking at the website yesterday and thought they must have put it up wrong. I therefore emailed them and they confirmed its correct.

So for 2 people in a car with the "luxury" of having their car next to them, a camping pitch (no ferry or other extras) is..... £876 (£438 each)

So lets compare..

An ACO camping pitch at Houx, numbered with electric is about £150, so Thomas Cook want £726 extra for a piece of grass. People will say that there is food and drink available and a band, but that is at an extra cost and the profit from that would pay for the band.

If we compare to Travel Destinations, 2 people at their campsite "WITH" Dover crossing and entrance ticket is £399 each and that's making a good profit.

Re-Cap based on 2 people each

Thomas Cook £438
Travel Dest £399 (with ferry and entrance ticket)
ACO £75

I'm sure they will sell out, but I for one will be giving it a miss