Antler Vada Double-Decker Wheeled Holdall

Advantages: Very affordable, friendly, knowledgeable staff, fabulous coaches
Disadvantages: Limited destinations, especially in school holidays

...an onboard hostess serving you drinks AND snacks (sandwiches, hot dogs etc) and the single decker holidays will have 2 drivers that will act as your host/hostess. They don't tend to offer the snacks on the touring holidays though, just drinks. BEER IS AVAILABLE TOO!!!!! Don't worry, if like I did, when you see the downstairs of the double decker. It is tiny and only fits about 10 people down there due to the fact that the drivers cab, loo and hostess equipment (tea and coffee making stuff etc) is also located there. It's not as claustrophobic as it first appears and you get served your drinks first! Don't take a big holdall on the coach as it won't fit under your seats and the overhead compartments are smaller than a lot of coaches I've been on. You can book seats that have even more leg room but to be honest, I think this would be a waste (it... Read review

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Advantages: none
Disadvantages: smelly noisy expensive

...Whilst travelling around Glasgow by bus is a relatively easy task with the buses frequent and the routes excellent, they really need to look at their old double decker buses that are still on the go some of them are a health hazard when you go into them, they smell old and foosty and by the time you actually arrive at your work your suit feels like it needs a good dry clean. Glasgow need to get more of their state of the art First Bus single deckers that are going about town and ditch these smelly old double deckers so we can all arrive at work feeling fresh and ready for a good days work. Also with the high price of the fares it surely shouldnt take long to be able to afford to upgrade...... Read review

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Advantages: Locks cases
Disadvantages: Not high security

...Antler combination lock On a recent foray abroad, I decided that it was about time I started locking my trusty holdall.. just because it has served me well for about 20years, doesn’t mean that it will always remain tightly shut when I get it off that carousel. So, needing something simple, and not with a key, I settled on the combination lock. I realised early on that I would lose a key, or put it into the bag for safe keeping, but realised that I could probably remember numbers. ~~Product and Packaging~~ My combination lock is in orange, but I have seen the blue ones for sale. These type of locks are for zipped cases…ones which have zips which join together and can be fastened I assume. It is about 5cm in length and has 3 small dials at the side with a metal hook like contraption which snaps closed like other combination locks... Read review

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