95%Would buy again
This is our sixth year using them for our summer holidays, and they've always been reliable. This year we went to a hotel in Cornwall with the sea view upgrade. The room was bigger than expected and the breakfast was good. Only quibble is I wish they'd email the final itinerary a few days earlier.
Read moreNeeded a transfer from the airport to the villa and it took days to sort out. The booking confirmation said one time and the driver turned up at another. Nobody answered the phone for most of the afternoon.
Read moreThe villa in Cornwall was lovely, and the first thing I noticed was how clear the booking page was about what was included, which saved me a lot of worry. Payment went through without any fuss. The transfer from the station was a bit slow to confirm though, and I did have to ring them twice before it was sorted, so I'd hope they could tighten that up.
Read moreNeeded a transfer from the airport to the villa and it took days to sort out. The booking confirmation said one time and the driver turned up at another. Nobody answered the phone for most of the afternoon.
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The Park Prodigy is a UK-based company that focuses on theme park holidays, offering travellers a way to plan and book trips to some of the country's leading parks and resorts. Its website presents the trips it sells, covering the parks visited, the travel arrangements and the accommodation that accompanies each package. The company is aimed at families and groups of enthusiasts who want their days at the parks organised around ride access, timings and transport rather than assembled piece by piece.
Customers book online through the company's website, which sets out what each trip includes and how the itinerary is arranged before any payment is made. Alongside the holidays themselves, the business is known for its focus on planning details that matter to theme park visitors, such as queueing strategy and the order in which attractions are visited.
