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they're a lot cheaper now than when i looked last year.

just noticed you're from newcastle, it will cost a bit more for you.

my flights last year cost $168.

i got the cheaper ticket price from Tiger Airlines and got Jetstar to price match by 10%.

just noticed you're from newcastle, it will cost a bit more for you.

my flights last year cost $168.

i got the cheaper ticket price from Tiger Airlines and got Jetstar to price match by 10%.

Good idea, did not consider. Will do for future.

Baggage as well?

We ain't staying in a back packers either.

We aren't either.

If you're inferring because we bought cheap tickets, we are therefore staying backpackers... :domokun:

We will be walking there, thats all i know.

On the note of all this, two weeks until our group will be at the airport boarding!

when i looked last year the airfares where like $800 for two.......

from Syd to Melb, or Newy to melb?

If Syd to melb, theyre ripping you a new hole.

who did you get the quote through?

Good idea, did not consider. Will do for future.

Baggage as well?

they charge the baggage fees off competitiors price theyre beating.

You dont stay in Monaco, you stay in Nice and you catch the train in everyday. Get on early

Depending on how much fun you want to have, the hostels there are great, because everybody else is doing the same thing as you. Even all the cute girls

You'll pass the place i want to retire in on your train journey. Make sure you stop there and walk around, its utterly magnificent

You buy a different grandstand ticket for every day. Here your one ticket get you the same seat for four days, over there, you can buy a seat in a completely different end of the track. Like i did. I can PM you the best spots with TV's, because the track maps on the internet are bullshit.

Friday is an open day, i massively recommend walking the track, its all completely open to the public. The pits, the harbour with the boats, everything. The photos you get are unbelievable, the team operate 2m in front of you. I even met Jackie Stewart!

Don’t worry about having to bring food, there’s heaps there and its all cheap. The baguettes are 4 euro and its like they were prepared by restaurants, not Indians on uni holidays. No need to pack anything but sunnies, hat and maybe something to read.

... theres so much more, but im supposed to be working, so perhaps later

Holy shit. Awesome place to retire!

Thanks for that info!

It is pretty rad isnt it

Theres a shit load more info about seating and moving around too

qantas? big spender!

$317 return for Qantas for us. Because Air Aus screwed us over. Hopefully get money back for that though.

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