DLP with clubcard vouchers

[cookie334]

After posting my last post, I came across this on Tesco clubcard deals website

http://www.airmiles.co.uk/travel/di...vbwH1Zj0N3zg7DTV!-1133188343!bruegel1!6500!-1

Anyone ever booked it this way? The website doesn't give much info etc, so just wondering how many airmiles you would need? And if it is for flights, hotel, tickets etc all in or if you have to book/pay for each part seperately? How cheap could this work out if paying with clubcard vouchers?

Any info much appreciated, don't really fancy phoning their 0844 number to find out when I'm sure someone on here will have come across this before.

 

[davewasbaloo]

the deals change, so you will have to phone them for specifics. The airmiles can work pretty pricy. We live in East Anglia, so for us it works out cheaper to take the Eurotunnel where £2.50 worth of vouchers is worth £10 towards a crossing.

But I would give them a call to get details.

 

[jillrobinson]

This is a post I did on another forum where a similar question came up.

This may help, have a look at this example from Airmiles, it came in an email last year, so it's 2007 airmiles prices.

http://www.airmiles.co.uk/content/generatePage.do?destination=Disney+fairytale+christmas&from=dotw&REF=http&REF=http#//www.paidtoshop.co.uk/showthread.php?t=44622&highlight=airmiles+disneyland+paris&page=2

So 6,900 Airmiles for 3 nights at Santa Fe Hotel, Disney's cheapest onsite hotel. 2 adults and 2 kids over 7.

6,900 Airmiles if my calculations are right = £287.50 in Tesco vouchers.

To book the Santa Fe for 2008 same season same offers direct with Disneyland Paris, I've put an arrival day of Friday 7th November 2008 for 3 nights, 2 adults and 2 children over 7 and have been quoted £502.00.
If you arrive on Sunday through to Thursday it'd be cheaper and you don't pay for children under 7 until Jan '09.

I decided I'd be better off selling Tesco vouchers on Ebay and booking Direct with DLP.

Both options need to arrange own travel.

Apparently if you take your Disney package price and multiply it by 16.66 you'll get a pretty good idea of how many airmiles you need.