Next(UK) is selling bath and body works products!!!
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NO WAY. I still have some left from my last trip just before Covid as I ration my lotions to last as long at possible. Where are they selling it?
Also, anyone here booked with Virgin? I have a holiday for later this year fully paid and wondering what to do with it as I can’t imagine Orlando being possible this year now. I’ve heard they’re cancelling September bookings?
The bath and body works stuff is all online on Next here - Bath and Bodyworks
It's selling so quickly. I had some in my basket and all of a sudden it said unavailable!
Managed to order 2 handsoaps though.
Thank you, ordered lots. It was hard to find stuff though, completely missed stuff in my order!
Thank you for posting this! I just managed to get a bunch of things! Only one candle though. Really hope they get the autumn candles in
Same! I’m so happy we’re finally getting Bath and Bodyworks here and it wasn’t too much more!Thank you for posting this! I just managed to get a bunch of things! Only one candle though. Really hope they get the autumn candles in
Gutted they never had the pocket hand sanitisers as I have one of the keychain holders to fit them and theirs are so smooth on your hands!
Yes I wanted hand sanitizer too as they smell soo much nicer than the ones we get here. I’m hoping of it proves really popular they will get more in.
It seems to be flying off the shelf so that’s a good sign!
I'm so glad Tokyo Disney is owned by the Oriental Land Company, none of this fastpass or genie bull. TWDC are literally pricing out your average paid family.
Fingers crossed for autumnThank you for posting this! I just managed to get a bunch of things! Only one candle though. Really hope they get the autumn candles in
Sweater weather is my fave scent. And my candle I have is almost run out!
Thanks for this!! So happy, haha.
Someone told me that US is looking to open to UK first week of September?? Is this true as I can't find anything on it myself?
We were due to go April this year but pretty early in the pandemic we decided it wouldn't be until 2023 or even 2024 as I predicted UK wouldn't be able to go until 2022, so that combined with the 50th anniversary and then even though I'm double jabbed, I'm still nervous about travelling too soon...
However, lastnight I think I made up my mind that as much as I want to get back to Orlando, I really want to see other places while I can (my health is pretty tit and I want to do it while I can before I deteriorate any further). So we're hoping to do Japan and China in 2024!
Does anyone have any tips for Disney/universal Tokyo and Disney Shanghai? How many days at each park? Any hotel recommendations? Outside of Disney, is there anything you recommend as a must do for a couple without children? Food recommendations? I'm really picky but my husband will eat anything. Any recommendations for cultural places to visit? Local activities? Would we need a translator/guide for outside of Disney? Is public transport easy to use? Is it mega expensive or is it reasonable enough?
I'm not sure if we should do 2 weeks in Tokyo and 2 weeks in Shanghai (are there many day trips to big touristy things?) or just do a week in each? I probably won't be able to do Asia again if my health deteriorates more so should I just do as long as possible?
I'll obviously be researching things myself as I love planning holidays and finding good things to do and the best deals etc but any information any of you could give would be great!
P. S. Sorry if this is slightly off topic! If you just want to answer the Disney questions, I completely understand!
Iv seen a few people going via Mexico or Barbados.has anyone seen this
Also, I'm absolutely gutted that the Star Wars Hotel is so expensive. I expected big money but it'll be just under £5000 for my husband and I for the 2 nights and I don't think I can't justify that for so little when there will then be the rest of the holidays accommodation and park tickets etc. Its just ridiculous. They're getting greedier and greedier 
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I'm not bothered with Genie+ as when we last went in April 2016, we had out fast passes but we didn't even need to use them as pretty much everything was walk on!
Another question, how does the disability pass work? Would I need proof or a note from my doctor? I didn't know about it when we went in 2016 but when we went to California in 2017 I knew about it but was scared to ask incase they thought I was faking and I didn't have proof, haha.
.I'm not bothered with Genie+ as when we last went in April 2016, we had out fast passes but we didn't even need to use them as pretty much everything was walk on!
Another question, how does the disability pass work? Would I need proof or a note from my doctor? I didn't know about it when we went in 2016 but when we went to California in 2017 I knew about it but was scared to ask incase they thought I was faking and I didn't have proof, haha.
I've seen a few people do this, I think it should be more regulated or whatever but I know that's not exactly possible. Surely people can just wait a bit longer to go? It's not the be all and end all.has anyone seen this
We had our October flights cancelled last week so I hope that isn't true
It blows my mind that people can afford to do a two week holiday before a two week disney holiday. Mainly jealousy but you know.
And get that much time off in one go?
Who were you flying with?
We went in February 2020 and the lines were crazy for everything so just bear in mind the lines are a little different from 2016.Also, I'm absolutely gutted that the Star Wars Hotel is so expensive. I expected big money but it'll be just under £5000 for my husband and I for the 2 nights and I don't think I can't justify that for so little when there will then be the rest of the holidays accommodation and park tickets etc. Its just ridiculous. They're getting greedier and greedier
I'm not bothered with Genie+ as when we last went in April 2016, we had out fast passes but we didn't even need to use them as pretty much everything was walk on!
Another question, how does the disability pass work? Would I need proof or a note from my doctor? I didn't know about it when we went in 2016 but when we went to California in 2017 I knew about it but was scared to ask incase they thought I was faking and I didn't have proof, haha.
I've seen a few people do this, I think it should be more regulated or whatever but I know that's not exactly possible. Surely people can just wait a bit longer to go? It's not the be all and end all.
My husband took medical evidence for the disability pass but they didn’t want to see it and just arranged it for him.
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