ChatterBank1 min ago
Student trip
We were thinking about coach travel as it seems the cheapest option - my question is which would be the best company to use? We're not bothered about facilities or anything, the biggest concern is price. Also does anybody know what the staff are like regarding a group of teenagers possibly drinking alcohol for the 8-hour-or so trip? Heh.
Any help appreciated ;-)
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For coach travel quotes, check out National Express
http://www.nationalexpress.com/home/hp.cfm
and easyBus:
http://www.easybus.co.uk/booking/EBUSBook.asp
While the coach drivers might be prepared to stand the antics of a group of drunken students, you might find that you won't be too popular with some fellow passengers! If the economics work out, I strongly recommend travelling by air and then using the extra free time to head for the Standing Order (a Wetherspoon's pub) on George Street, Edinburgh where you'll find lots of lovely cheap booze and some great haggis, neeps and tatties!
Chris
It seems to me that there are other options, did you tryed shrt breaks promotions there must be plenty of them, I think even that Virgin trains are such promo's. I can give you some adresses for youth accomdation such as the Globtrotters inn who is 20 min with the bus from town they even have mini bus who is going to the town for a fee of 1 pound and they even can bring you back, The rooms are confortable. know because I send a lot of people there when organising there trip in Scotland and it is 500 yards away from where I live. If you like some more info you can contact me on the following E-Mail [email protected] I will be pleased to help you