We've just got back from Jamaica and unfortunately PE was full.
We decided to try for the extra legroom seats (My hubby, myself and 2 kids)
Going out we were on Ladybird and have the 2 x 2 in the rear 62&63 HK and coming back was Hotlips row 54 (I think) DEFG.
We were really impressed with the extra room, especially the outbound flight.
I think for 30 pp, this is excellent value for money (when you consider PE is ten times the amount) and would totally recommend it.
We also had the V Room. We had done this in April and it was limited to 50 people at one time and thought it was excellent.
However, this time, they have lifted a limit and due to 3 flights all being delayed by 2 plus hours (2 being the Orlando flights) it was chaos and just like a creche.
There were so many people that some had to sit on the floor and the kids were running amok! Hubby was also disappointed by the lager choices too!
Would book it again though, to give it the benefit of the doubt, as I think we were just unlucky?
All in all though, another good Virgin experience.
We decided to try for the extra legroom seats (My hubby, myself and 2 kids)
Going out we were on Ladybird and have the 2 x 2 in the rear 62&63 HK and coming back was Hotlips row 54 (I think) DEFG.
We were really impressed with the extra room, especially the outbound flight.
I think for 30 pp, this is excellent value for money (when you consider PE is ten times the amount) and would totally recommend it.
We also had the V Room. We had done this in April and it was limited to 50 people at one time and thought it was excellent.
However, this time, they have lifted a limit and due to 3 flights all being delayed by 2 plus hours (2 being the Orlando flights) it was chaos and just like a creche.
There were so many people that some had to sit on the floor and the kids were running amok! Hubby was also disappointed by the lager choices too!
Would book it again though, to give it the benefit of the doubt, as I think we were just unlucky?
All in all though, another good Virgin experience.
