but on the entry page it says August.
Win a Trip for Two to Tokyo Worth $3,700 from Virgin Australia
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Emphasise on 24/07/2023 - 11:23 competitions.virginaustralia.com (1496 clicks)
169 entrants, 0 wins
Last edited 24/07/2023 - 11:23
169 entrants, 0 wins
Last edited 24/07/2023 - 11:23
Dates
Closing Date
12/08/2023
Prizes
Description
2 x return flights, Two nights accommodation at OMO 3 Asakusa, Two tickets to teamLab Planets Tokyo
No. of Prizes
1
Total Prize Pool
$3,700.00
Entry Requirements
Open To
Australia-wide
Entry Limit
One per person
Entry Methods
Website
Prerequisites
n/a
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Tell us in 25 words or less what essentials you would take if you won this trip to Tokyo and why?
Prizes are:
(a) 2 x return Virgin Australia Economy Choice flights to Tokyo (Haneda airport) from an Australian domestic port serviced by Virgin Australia at the time of flight.
(b) Two nights accommodation at OMO 3 Asakusa (room type subject to availability and will be chosen by the hotel at the time of booking) including an OMO Ranger activity of the hotel’s choosing and daily breakfast (guests will receive freely selectable tickets to the value of ¥ 1,000 per night, per person, totalling ¥4,000) at the Food and Drink Station
(c) Two tickets to teamLab Planets Tokyo.
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Travel to Japan in a 737 with only 1 aisle and 2 toilets in the rear for 150+ economy pax????? Passsss I'd rather pull my finger nails out! 😂😂😂
Do they honestly think they can compete with a dreamliner etc for international travel? Only simpletons with points to use/earn would travel this way via Cairns. 🤦🤷
Is the config the same as a local flight or is there more legroom?
It's a standard 737. They have a VERY limited range of aircraft since being sold to the yanks. It's a 737-700, so nothing special apart from a newish looking interior, the nuts & bolts are your standard Mel-Syd workhorse.
Seat config identical, With the losers using points up the front 2x2 & the rest of the plebs squeezed in 3x3. Front toilet is for business class & crew, leaving the rear 2 dunnies for160ish pax.
Even Jetstar offer a better product for such a long flight, I can't understand their logic in using such a basic aircraft for such a long flight.
Even if they charged $99 a seat it's too much 😝
Especially when you first have to fly from other capital cities before boarding the international leg.
The journey is part of your holiday, so being bookended by flights on a 737 would be intolerable 😳😳😳.
FML, at 6'3" I can barely survive perth to melb in a 3 + 3 config, not to mention at 7hrs everyone will need to have at least 1, likely 2 visits to the toilet!
@reactor-au: I hear you….. they're cattle trucks. Not made for tall, let alone obese people.
And it wouldn't take much for a toilet to go out of service in 7 hours, let alone the queues once the bladders fill up an hour or two into the flight.
You'd make plenty of eye contact with others if you're towards the back 😂.
You're a long time dead, spend the extra $$$ and enjoy the trip with a proper international airline. 👌
They must’ve not updated their terms and conditions bc it says the promotional period is in April 2023.