Unless things have changed, when I flew premium to Cancun, you also get priority check-in, priority boarding, fast track security, lounge access, and fast tracked baggage at your destination. Also upgraded food during the flight. Well worth the extra in my view.
Depends on time of year and popularity of the flight. Average to upgrade is around £300. Or, You can chance on the day and get upgraded for around £100
Im going in economy plus with extra leg room with fast pass because I've booked a lounge so not much deferent but a lot cheaper than premium. One day i will try premium to see if it really is worth the extra
Basically the premium seats are the same as most other airlines economy seats just in a smaller cabin. Premium economy is definitely the right description
It's the airport lounges, boarding first...off first, bags first, jumping check in queues that all add to it though. On top of all of the extra's that you're getting on board. It isn't just a slightly nicer seat. In terms of just the seat itself...yes, agreed. But you're paying for a package of things with Tui Premium not just your foot rest.
@@LivingTheDreamUK I'm in two minds at the moment. Manchester to Cancun in March and just can't decide whether to just settle for extra legroom and pay for some extras on top I.e. airport lounge etc... Tui want just shy of £1000 extra for premium upgrades, for 2, return...which for all the extras seems steep.
@@stevenalderley9036 yea, it is a fair bit more but we feel it's worth it. I think premium gives you premium security checks too. But, like you say.. you could add the bolts on separately.
Great video. I'm weighing up TUI or Virgin to Orlando next year on premium. Loved the Virgin 747 but that's now discontinued, so researching the difference between these two. Thanks for sharing.
787 doesn’t stand for how many rows the aircraft has😂 it is the length of the fuselage and there is no such thing as a dash 7 the shortest variant of the 787 is the dash 8
Unless things have changed, when I flew premium to Cancun, you also get priority check-in, priority boarding, fast track security, lounge access, and fast tracked baggage at your destination. Also upgraded food during the flight. Well worth the extra in my view.
Price difference?
Depends on time of year and popularity of the flight. Average to upgrade is around £300. Or, You can chance on the day and get upgraded for around £100
Not work the extra ££££
Flew from Puerto Vallarta to England What a wonderful experience from start to finish
Just booked through tui a few days ago added extra legroom so hopefully the Dreamliner lives up to its reputation 👍🏻
DID IT !
@@mikeyf4018 yes it was superb 👍🏻booking florida again through tui for sep/oct 2024 👍🏻🇺🇸
Im going in economy plus with extra leg room with fast pass because I've booked a lounge so not much deferent but a lot cheaper than premium. One day i will try premium to see if it really is worth the extra
Super helpful video - we are travelling with TUI to Florida next year x thanks so much for sharing x
I would prefer premium to economy!
Basically the premium seats are the same as most other airlines economy seats just in a smaller cabin. Premium economy is definitely the right description
It's the airport lounges, boarding first...off first, bags first, jumping check in queues that all add to it though. On top of all of the extra's that you're getting on board. It isn't just a slightly nicer seat. In terms of just the seat itself...yes, agreed. But you're paying for a package of things with Tui Premium not just your foot rest.
They're actually bigger seats than economy, wider and better headrests, armrests.
@@LivingTheDreamUK I'm in two minds at the moment. Manchester to Cancun in March and just can't decide whether to just settle for extra legroom and pay for some extras on top I.e. airport lounge etc... Tui want just shy of £1000 extra for premium upgrades, for 2, return...which for all the extras seems steep.
@@stevenalderley9036 yea, it is a fair bit more but we feel it's worth it. I think premium gives you premium security checks too. But, like you say.. you could add the bolts on separately.
Thank you❤❤
No such thing as the 787-7 they do the -8, -9 and -10
Well, about 4 hours ago, a 787-7 (labeled as that on flightaware app) flew over my house from Chicago to Munich… it was United Airlines.
Boeing makes 3 variants of the Dreamliner: the 787-8, the 787-9, and the 787-10@@MadamWilson
Premium is a 2-3-2 configuration and economy is a 3-3-3 configuration!!
Great review!
Hi mate can you do a vlog TUI BLUE Grupotel Mallorca Mar CALA BONA, MAJORCA, BALEARIC ISLANDS, SPAIN? And vlog snack bar etc?
If you want to pay for us, yea! 👍🏻😂
Great video. I'm weighing up TUI or Virgin to Orlando next year on premium. Loved the Virgin 747 but that's now discontinued, so researching the difference between these two. Thanks for sharing.
i would go virgin personally but that’s my opinion
The virgin a350 or 787 is far better than tuis
Does the extra leg room seats have an entertainment system/tv I didn’t see it in your video
They all do
What seat where you in on the last clip with the engine
Really sorry, I can't remember 😕
That economy cabin looks like it would be very cramped when it is full.
It's fine until the person in front reclines their seat
It is extremely cramped I was amazed how tiny the dreamliner was
787 doesn’t stand for how many rows the aircraft has😂 it is the length of the fuselage and there is no such thing as a dash 7 the shortest variant of the 787 is the dash 8
Good to know 😅
4:18 is that view from seat 6A?
I honestly can't remember 🤔
When you shoes the economy class, was that extra leg room row at the front row 10 or row 30?
Extra leg room is behind last down or premium so o would say 30
Do the premium seats have decent footrests?
They're not bad.
deluxe is best
# MAPIA " TUI " DREAMLINER - PREMIUM Vs ECONOMY - GATWICK TO ORLANDO - IATA " MARSHALL
The entertainment system is NOT the same. In premium you get better range of movies and tv
Good to know
Slightly bigger screen, movie selection is the same.
Why is it so empty ?
Must have been a weekday flight, most likely off peak.
In standard seating is there enough room to walk past the person in your row when you need to get out?
No, they would need to move out the way
Do you pay for drinks in premium ? On long haul that would cost a lot of money if so.
No, all free
Are you sure this is correct? Cheers@@LivingTheDreamUK
Last time we flew long haul premium to Florida, with TUI, alcoholic drinks except champagne were free.