WiFi queries

I think your packages are only valid for that set time, a one day package lasts 24 hours as you say not 24 individual hours, a seven day package will be valid for seven consecutive days and a one year package will run out after 365 consecutive days and I don't know what happens in a leap year. 

This is all from memory so I may be wrong as I've haven't bought one for a good few years and just use my phone which is just as good. 

As always if you're after good and free (and of course it never is) wifi then a club site is not the place to go. Not all club sites have wifi btw.

Post edit, you don't need to buy a package if all you want to do is use the site wifi for using the club's website for booking and CT, it's only when you want to use another external website.

Book your next trip easily with free access to our website once you connect to Wi-Fi on site

A 7 day package will last 7 consecutive days / 1week. A year's fee will buy you use for one calendar year and a day will give you 24 hours. They are all time limited rather than usage limited.

Be aware before parting with your hard earned that there are numerous threads on this forum about the inadequacies of site wifi. (I'm being polite here.)  Many of us find tethering to our phones, or similar arrangements, give far superior results using the mobile networks.

Edit: Cross posted with Corners.

Thanks for your answers. The WiFi is as I suspected not as I’d hoped! 

Tether to your mobile phone Geoffo, mobile coverage allowing. You'll save yourself a world of grief!

How ironic to state:-

Book your next trip easily with free access to our website once you connect to Wi-Fi on site

Perhaps true before the screwing  of the booking process, but not anymore.

Agree, certainly while we were away, up to the middle of October, the free side of the  WiFi just crashed or locked up when you tried to use the new booking site.

As it did at FM after 12 ?sept

I wouldn't even contemplate wasting your money on the site Wifi, geoffo. Even if it works, the bandwidth just isn't enough to support all those attempting to use it. Tethering to your phone is OK but you are reliant on the phone's aerial which might not be too effective if the signal isn't as good as it might be. I posted on here recently about my set up - TP Link router, Poynting aerial on a 10' mast which gives me download speeds of about 50 Mbps and faster in some areas. Ok - so there's the capital outlay but running costs are about £50 per year given that we are away for one or two weeks every month.  Cheap internet in my opinion (and it works!).