I ve paid £40 for extra bag only reason i didnt want risk Ryan air taking the "p" , i ve heard there really fussy and try nail you for the slightest thing , but i ve since saw bags on ebay for £10 which they guarantee they will pass through the size checks

Quote: Sihill88 "Do you have a link for that mate? Debating myself whether the small suitcase I have got will meet RyanAir's requirements!'" have a look at this mate cgi.ebay.co.uk/ryanair-wheeled-h ... 3cb8243e22 there s a few if you just type ryan air in search on ebay

Quote: Sihill88 "Do you have a link for that mate? Debating myself whether the small suitcase I have got will meet RyanAir's requirements!'" have a look at this mate cgi.ebay.co.uk/ryanair-wheeled-h ... 3cb8243e22 there s a few if you just type ryan air in search on ebay

No probs just wished i d of bought 1 before paying for a case

for those travelling from the airport to montpellier on train and back, are you prebooking or buying when there?
also, what time are people getting train back to nimes for the sunday morning flight?

I'm doing the train back for Sunday but not got a clue how were doing it lol

Im buyin when i get there as cant understand the french on the site and know ill get it wrong

How the frig do i have a french GCSE!!

Does any1 know if its more expensive to buy on the day?

Five of us are staying a few miles west of Montpellier there's a chance we may just get a taxi straight to Nimes Airport. (Just to make sure we don't miss the flight home).

Quote: gerr'emonside "Im buyin when i get there as cant understand the french on the site and know ill get it wrong I've heard the train from Nimes to Montpellier is approx £8-£10 each way. www.nimesairport.com/QandA/Nimes ... ellier.php

Quote: gerr'emonside "Im buyin when i get there as cant understand the french on the site and know ill get it wrong I've heard the train from Nimes to Montpellier is approx £8-£10 each way. www.nimesairport.com/QandA/Nimes ... ellier.php

Quote: gerr'emonside "Im buyin when i get there as cant understand the french on the site and know ill get it wrong as far as I am aware the price doesn't change - the train you are using is called the 'TER' which is your bog standard inter-city train using the Monpellier - Clermont Ferrand main line. If you click on below you should find the relevant timetable where you will see the travel time is about 30 minutes from Montpellier to Nimes & vice versa. just in case you have forgotten EVERYTHING despite the GCSE !!! just to remind you if you look on the timetables you will see things like : 'lun-sam' or lundi - samedi = monday to saturday (excluding sundays obviously) 'tous les jours' = every day (including sundays) 'aller' or 'aller simple' = one way ticket 'aller - retour' = return ticket you can sometimes get a reduction if you produce a handicapped card or if you are under 25 with a european rail card - as far as I can recall (I don't use the train very much),the return ticket will work out cheaoper but don't hold me to that ! In any case the price will not be exhorbitant for a second-class ticket for such a short journey. regarding the actual train you require this obviously depends when your flight is to/from Nimes ? speaking of Nimes,it's worth spending some time there cos' it's a really nice place with some good bars/restaurants near the famous Arena telechargement.ter-sncf.com/Imag ... -55698.pdf hope this helps bon voyage

Quote: gerr'emonside "Im buyin when i get there as cant understand the french on the site and know ill get it wrong as far as I am aware the price doesn't change - the train you are using is called the 'TER' which is your bog standard inter-city train using the Monpellier - Clermont Ferrand main line. If you click on below you should find the relevant timetable where you will see the travel time is about 30 minutes from Montpellier to Nimes & vice versa. just in case you have forgotten EVERYTHING despite the GCSE !!! just to remind you if you look on the timetables you will see things like : 'lun-sam' or lundi - samedi = monday to saturday (excluding sundays obviously) 'tous les jours' = every day (including sundays) 'aller' or 'aller simple' = one way ticket 'aller - retour' = return ticket you can sometimes get a reduction if you produce a handicapped card or if you are under 25 with a european rail card - as far as I can recall (I don't use the train very much),the return ticket will work out cheaoper but don't hold me to that ! In any case the price will not be exhorbitant for a second-class ticket for such a short journey. regarding the actual train you require this obviously depends when your flight is to/from Nimes ? speaking of Nimes,it's worth spending some time there cos' it's a really nice place with some good bars/restaurants near the famous Arena telechargement.ter-sncf.com/Imag ... -55698.pdf hope this helps bon voyage

well the weather is looking good for the trip to montpellier, thermals can stay at home uk.weather.com/weather/10day-Mon ... r-FRXX0068

well the weather is looking good for the trip to montpellier, thermals can stay at home uk.weather.com/weather/10day-Mon ... r-FRXX0068

I am so jealous of those that are going