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In response to the complainers yesterday:
This is DG's blog, he writes it in his own time and at his own expense, so he's entitled to write about whatever he wants. If you don't like it, I believe other blogs are available. |
The price for that first package is a bit steep considering that for the same price you could probably get two weeks for a family of four at Disney World. |
From TCs FAQ:
If I am unable to attend can I give my tickets to someone else? No you cannot re-sell any of the arrangements you purchase in a Games Break or Games Break Plus. Nice. |
@alan. For my part, I specifically said that it was DG's blog and he can write what he likes. I just said I was experiencing withdrawal symptoms for his (to me) more interesting posts on transport, London, old buildings etc. And I don't think that many other sites do those as interestingly as he does... |
Thanks for this, I learn so much from visiting your blog. |
This comment for the two people that complained yesterday about yet-another-Olympic-post : No one forces you to read DG's blog. DG who had selfishly and tirelessly written a daily post for ooh.. so many years now I've lost track. When you put that much effort into something, your whine might be taken seriously.... |
..get some sleep, have breakfast, check out, ride the tube back to the Olympic Park and get through security<-i>
Don't forget you can't take your suitcases into the Olympic venues. So you'll probably have to leave them at the hotel and trek back again afterwards. Oh joy! |
Too many Olympics posts? Rubbish, keep them coming. In fact, how about a book? |
I suggest Thomas Cook provide a one-way holiday for the moaners to a budget hotel near Heathrow. |
Re Martin's quote above from the FAQs, the question says can I *give* my tickets to someone else and the answer says no you cannot *re-sell*. I am none the wiser. |
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