‘It’s Centre Parcs, not Hunger Games!’ people slam as Molly-Mae moans about ‘fending for herself’ on self-catering break
SHE’S rumoured to have a net worth of £6 million, and is used to the finer things in life.
So when Molly-Mae Hague went to Centre Parcs for the weekend, she was somewhat taken aback by having to “fend for herself” in the self-catering accommodation.
The former Love Island star went to the park with fiance Tommy Fury, daughter Bambi and some other friends, and explained in a video on her social media pages that she didn’t realise how independent they would have to be in their holiday accommodation.
“So what I didn’t realise with Centre Parcs is that you rent the lodge for the weekend, anyone wants to know, and you fend for yourself,” she said.
“You fend for yourself, like, there is no… you can’t call up for anything.”
It became a problem when they were only given a certain amount of toilet roll, as Molly continued: “Then, when you run out, you will run out.
“And if you’ve not brought toilet roll with you, you’re gonna have to just wipe with air, because no one’s gonna help you there.”
Molly warned about “TMI” as she said it just “simply wasn’t enough” for Tommy and “was gone in the first day”.
Another thing they ran out of quickly was towels, as she said: “With babies, you need a lot of towels, and we ran out on the second day.”
She concluded her Centre Parcs “advice which nobody asked for” by saying: “My only thing would be just take your own amenities, because nobody’s gonna help you when you run out.”
But the comments section was almost immediately filled with people mocking Molly, with one writing: “It’s Centre Parcs, not the Hunger Games!”
“Expecting butler service at Centre Parcs is so nuts!” another marvelled.
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“Molly Mae talking like she’s been in Squid Game,” someone else sighed.
“We do take our own amenities! It’s self catering,” another laughed.
“It’s like this when you stay anywhere like that – even a caravan park,” someone else wrote.
“I can tell she’s never had a weekend at Haven!”
“We have just recently got back,” another said.
“They left us 3 toilet rolls, also there is a shop onsite that sells it
“Also we are a family of 5 and didn’t run out of towels. It’s a lodge not a hotel.”
“I’d hate for her to experience Pontins if Centre Parcs is a shock!” someone else added.
How much does a Centre Parcs break cost?
IT'S a popular place for families to go for a UK stay-cation.
But it can be pricey, especially during the summer holidays.
For a family-of-four staying at the Sherwood Forest park, in a two-bedroom lodge, for three nights from 16th to 19th August, it would cost £899.
However, going out of the school holidays – like for three nights from 20th to 23rd September – would be £300 cheaper, at £599.
One of the priciest options would be going to Centre Parcs for Christmas.
To stay in a two-bedroom New Style Woodland Lodge in Elveden Forest for four nights from 23rd to 27th December, you can expect to pay a staggering £1699.
Another thing to remember is that the holiday cost covers your accommodation and access to the swimming pools only.
Any other activities and food are extra.
As an example, playing squash for 45 minutes at Elveden Forest would set you back around £21.50, while archery can cost up to £32.
As another said: “This girl is just so out of touch with any sort of reality, I swear!”
However, others defended the 25-year-old, with one writing: “To be fair, the prices you pay makes you feel like you have everything on tap!”
“In fairness given how expensive Centre Parcs is you might think you’d get more!” another agreed.
“Considering how much people are paying, I can’t believe the comments defending the place,” a third commented.