6.5% of DLRP packages - every little helps!

[mkt]

Edit: Oops, just spotted that typo in the title. I of course meant 6.5% off. Fat fingers.

Hi all!

I just did a quick search and couldn't find any mention of this - hope I'm not teaching you to suck eggs!

If you book a hotel/park package (or just buy your tickets) directly through the DLRP website, you can get 6.5% cashback through Quidco (a site that lets you earn cashback when you shop with selected companies - full instructions are on the site itself).

I used it when booking my December trip, and qualified for about £17 cashback on my £274 booking - it's not a fortune, but it's an extra £17 for the souvenir kitty!

You can also earn 4% cashback on Eurostar bookings, so that'll be another £8 or so when I book those - again, better than a poke in the eye.

Cashback normally takes a couple of months to come through, so I should receive it just in time for the trip. I've been using Quidco for a year or so now and I've saved a fair bit just by buying things I was going to buy anyway - it all adds up!

 

[Ware Bears]

It has been mentioned in the past but thanks for bringing it up as not everybody would know about it.

It's a great saving but I think not everybody wants to pay in full for their holiday when booking hence why lots prefer to book by phone.

 

[poppyolivia]

Yeah I knew this but I'm always scared agents go belly up so the longer I can hold my money the better...I'm such a positve person this morning!

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

Yeah this is great i got money back from the last trip i booked

 

[Ware Bears]

Yeah I knew this but I'm always scared agents go belly up so the longer I can hold my money the better...I'm such a positve person this morning!

I know what you mean but if you pay with a credit card you should be protected. Also, I'm no expert on the subject by any means but I would have thought DLRP packages will be protected by French law, similar to ABTA.

 

[tigger300686]

I have used Quidco today and will be getting about £60 back on hotel and eurostar My earnings on quidco are over £200 in just one year, its brill