Centre Parc hiding new French village from the Brits!
Mar 14th 2007, 6:29 am
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Centre Parc hiding new French village from the Brits!
There is a new Centre Parc complex opening in France, called Parc Le Lac
d'Ailette. It's scheduled to open in June 2007. However, when you select
your country of origin as being Great Britain, on the opening page of the
www.centreparc.com website, which allows access to the rest of the website
showing details of all the villages, you won't find any reference of it at
all - it's as if it didn't exist. However, say you're from Netherlands,
France or Germany and click on the list of villages to make a reservation,
and there is the new village sitting in with Le Bois Franc and Hauts
Bruyerers in the French list..
If this is a way of trying to stop the Brits from invading yet another
continential Centre Parc village, they have failed because I'll make sure I
tell all my friends about it, especially given the fact that I know I'll
never go to a UK one because they are so overpriced compared to ones on the
Continent. However, perhaps one plus point is that because Parc Le Lac
d'Ailette is much closer than Les Bois Franc, I'll let the French have that
one back for their own.
d'Ailette. It's scheduled to open in June 2007. However, when you select
your country of origin as being Great Britain, on the opening page of the
www.centreparc.com website, which allows access to the rest of the website
showing details of all the villages, you won't find any reference of it at
all - it's as if it didn't exist. However, say you're from Netherlands,
France or Germany and click on the list of villages to make a reservation,
and there is the new village sitting in with Le Bois Franc and Hauts
Bruyerers in the French list..
If this is a way of trying to stop the Brits from invading yet another
continential Centre Parc village, they have failed because I'll make sure I
tell all my friends about it, especially given the fact that I know I'll
never go to a UK one because they are so overpriced compared to ones on the
Continent. However, perhaps one plus point is that because Parc Le Lac
d'Ailette is much closer than Les Bois Franc, I'll let the French have that
one back for their own.
Mar 14th 2007, 6:32 am
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Re: Centre Parc hiding new French village from the Brits!
On Wed, 14 Mar 2007 18:29:17 GMT, "Tom Bradbury"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>If this is a way of trying to stop the Brits from invading yet another
>continential Centre Parc village,
or is it an error?
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<[email protected]> wrote:
>If this is a way of trying to stop the Brits from invading yet another
>continential Centre Parc village,
or is it an error?
--
Mike Reid
UK walking, food, photos "http://www.fellwalk.co.uk" <-- you can email us@ this site
Spain walking, food, tourism "http://www.fell-walker.co.uk"
Beginners UK flight sim addons "http://www.lawn-mower-man.co.uk"
Mar 14th 2007, 6:50 am
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Re: Centre Parc hiding new French village from the Brits!
On Wed, 14 Mar 2007 18:29:17 GMT, "Tom Bradbury" <[email protected]> wrote:
>There is a new Centre Parc complex opening in France, called Parc Le Lac
>d'Ailette. It's scheduled to open in June 2007. However, when you select
>your country of origin as being Great Britain, on the opening page of the
>www.centreparc.com website, which allows access to the rest of the website
>showing details of all the villages, you won't find any reference of it at
>all - it's as if it didn't exist. However, say you're from Netherlands,
>France or Germany and click on the list of villages to make a reservation,
>and there is the new village sitting in with Le Bois Franc and Hauts
>Bruyerers in the French list..
Not if you select the language as English
>
>If this is a way of trying to stop the Brits from invading yet another
>continential Centre Parc village, they have failed because I'll make sure I
>tell all my friends about it, especially given the fact that I know I'll
>never go to a UK one because they are so overpriced compared to ones on the
>Continent. However, perhaps one plus point is that because Parc Le Lac
>d'Ailette is much closer than Les Bois Franc, I'll let the French have that
>one back for their own.
>
It;s just a problem with the English version of the site.
--
Martin
>There is a new Centre Parc complex opening in France, called Parc Le Lac
>d'Ailette. It's scheduled to open in June 2007. However, when you select
>your country of origin as being Great Britain, on the opening page of the
>www.centreparc.com website, which allows access to the rest of the website
>showing details of all the villages, you won't find any reference of it at
>all - it's as if it didn't exist. However, say you're from Netherlands,
>France or Germany and click on the list of villages to make a reservation,
>and there is the new village sitting in with Le Bois Franc and Hauts
>Bruyerers in the French list..
Not if you select the language as English
>
>If this is a way of trying to stop the Brits from invading yet another
>continential Centre Parc village, they have failed because I'll make sure I
>tell all my friends about it, especially given the fact that I know I'll
>never go to a UK one because they are so overpriced compared to ones on the
>Continent. However, perhaps one plus point is that because Parc Le Lac
>d'Ailette is much closer than Les Bois Franc, I'll let the French have that
>one back for their own.
>
It;s just a problem with the English version of the site.
--
Martin
Mar 14th 2007, 9:03 am
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Re: Centre Parc hiding new French village from the Brits!
paranoia
Have a drink and calm down.
"Tom Bradbury" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email protected]...
> There is a new Centre Parc complex opening in France, called Parc Le Lac
> d'Ailette. It's scheduled to open in June 2007. However, when you select
> your country of origin as being Great Britain, on the opening page of the
> www.centreparc.com website, which allows access to the rest of the website
> showing details of all the villages, you won't find any reference of it at
> all - it's as if it didn't exist. However, say you're from Netherlands,
> France or Germany and click on the list of villages to make a reservation,
> and there is the new village sitting in with Le Bois Franc and Hauts
> Bruyerers in the French list..
>
> If this is a way of trying to stop the Brits from invading yet another
> continential Centre Parc village, they have failed because I'll make sure
> I tell all my friends about it, especially given the fact that I know I'll
> never go to a UK one because they are so overpriced compared to ones on
> the Continent. However, perhaps one plus point is that because Parc Le
> Lac d'Ailette is much closer than Les Bois Franc, I'll let the French have
> that one back for their own.
>
>
Have a drink and calm down.
"Tom Bradbury" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email protected]...
> There is a new Centre Parc complex opening in France, called Parc Le Lac
> d'Ailette. It's scheduled to open in June 2007. However, when you select
> your country of origin as being Great Britain, on the opening page of the
> www.centreparc.com website, which allows access to the rest of the website
> showing details of all the villages, you won't find any reference of it at
> all - it's as if it didn't exist. However, say you're from Netherlands,
> France or Germany and click on the list of villages to make a reservation,
> and there is the new village sitting in with Le Bois Franc and Hauts
> Bruyerers in the French list..
>
> If this is a way of trying to stop the Brits from invading yet another
> continential Centre Parc village, they have failed because I'll make sure
> I tell all my friends about it, especially given the fact that I know I'll
> never go to a UK one because they are so overpriced compared to ones on
> the Continent. However, perhaps one plus point is that because Parc Le
> Lac d'Ailette is much closer than Les Bois Franc, I'll let the French have
> that one back for their own.
>
>
