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A trip with a child to Alanya from Antalya Airport is coming. I read that the transfer is 3-4 hours. Interested in whether there are sanitary stops? After all, the child may want to go to the toilet
A trip with a child to Alanya from Antalya Airport is coming. I read that the transfer is 3-4 hours. Interested in whether there are sanitary stops? After all, the child may want to go to the toilet
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There are stops. After all, shopping during the transfer is sacred)))).
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answered 4 years ago
Not "there is a stop", but a stop. She is one. Buses stop near a small market where there is everything: a toilet, water, coffee, souvenirs, clothes, etc. But since all buses with tourists stop at this place, the prices are appropriate.
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answered 4 years ago
The driver will stop additionally if the child needs to go to the toilet.
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answered 4 years ago
Depending on the age of the child, my true friend on all trips was a travel potty, which also transformed into a toilet seat in the room. I think it's a must have when traveling! There, a t-shirt is placed in a bag, the child did his business, tied the bag and threw it away after. There are expensive models where the potty itself comes with a plastic suitcase on wheels and the child can be mounted and carried on it. There is a compartment inside for the pot itself, used bags, etc. We just had a pot. Well, you can also order a separate transfer and then your trip will be many times faster and more comfortable.
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answered 4 years ago
I will support ollennka and add on transfers they stop (or drive up to the nearest place where there is a civilized toilet) if any child and adult are impatient.
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answered 4 years ago
Some horror stories have begun...
The person asked a simple question - the transfer takes about 2.5-3 hours. Is there a stop in order to "remove the need".
The answer is simple - there is a stop. For 3 hours transfer 1 stop is enough.
The person asked a simple question - the transfer takes about 2.5-3 hours. Is there a stop in order to "remove the need".
The answer is simple - there is a stop. For 3 hours transfer 1 stop is enough.
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answered 4 years ago
But everyone learned about the existence of a suitcase-pot.
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answered 4 years ago
ollennka this miracle thing is very useful on the road with small children who cannot always be explained what needs to be endured. But to evaluate this invention is given only to those who actively travel with small children, and you apparently do not belong to the number of such. And I also know for sure that not all parents know about this miracle (even those who actively travel, and those who get out at best once a year have never heard of it). And by the way, it was on this long-distance transfer that he handed us more than once.
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answered 4 years ago
Yes, in principle, adults can also use it, which is already there ...
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answered 4 years ago
Well, 4 it brought the same bust. I go to Utopia, and this is the most distant hotel, I traveled less. And that's right, there are stops. And if there is a crisis, then they will do it individually
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answered 4 years ago
4 hours is not too much, with greed and optimization of the routes of some TOs not too much but reality
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answered 4 years ago
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"Yes, in principle, and adults can take advantage, what is already there ..." (c)
Is it interesting if you ask? Well, like "Let me use your wonderful suitcase?")))
It’s interesting how everything is arranged there in this miracle of technology ... And aren’t suitcases handed over on the bus as luggage? Or is it a corny folding pot, and the suitcase was dragged in for beauty ??? )))
I can see the picture right away - the transfer woman babbles something about the white sea, and in the aisle someone sat on a suitcase and does his business .... Lapota.
aha-ha)))) Let's go merry!!!!! And then with this ram virus, you don’t have any questions about irons, pots in the room and other things ....
"Yes, in principle, and adults can take advantage, what is already there ..." (c)
Is it interesting if you ask? Well, like "Let me use your wonderful suitcase?")))
It’s interesting how everything is arranged there in this miracle of technology ... And aren’t suitcases handed over on the bus as luggage? Or is it a corny folding pot, and the suitcase was dragged in for beauty ??? )))
I can see the picture right away - the transfer woman babbles something about the white sea, and in the aisle someone sat on a suitcase and does his business .... Lapota.
aha-ha)))) Let's go merry!!!!! And then with this ram virus, you don’t have any questions about irons, pots in the room and other things ....
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answered 4 years ago
Alexandr-, thanks for painting the picture for me.))) The same questions about the potty on the transfer, but God knows, I held on and didn’t ask)))
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answered 4 years ago
Google to the rescue%) ask a travel potty and you will be given all the options with instructions for use! Good luck with this difficult process :)
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answered 4 years ago
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I didn't mean to offend anyone. Just fun, that's all.
Seriously, my daughter has been traveling with us to Turkey since she was 11 months old.
If the child is small, there are diapers, if the child is already out of diaper age, then it can be explained to him that the transfer will take 3 hours and there will be 1 stop to go to the toilet. If a child is past the age of diapers and does not understand time, then this is a mentally retarded child. I don't want to offend anyone, this is my opinion.
If the unforeseen happened (and here the age does not matter, and an adult can be taken) - they will always stop the bus on demand. Therefore, I don’t see any point in such a gadget as a potty suitcase ...
I didn't mean to offend anyone. Just fun, that's all.
Seriously, my daughter has been traveling with us to Turkey since she was 11 months old.
If the child is small, there are diapers, if the child is already out of diaper age, then it can be explained to him that the transfer will take 3 hours and there will be 1 stop to go to the toilet. If a child is past the age of diapers and does not understand time, then this is a mentally retarded child. I don't want to offend anyone, this is my opinion.
If the unforeseen happened (and here the age does not matter, and an adult can be taken) - they will always stop the bus on demand. Therefore, I don’t see any point in such a gadget as a potty suitcase ...
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answered 4 years ago
Alexander Yes, what insults. but I will say this, that the youngest diaper could not stand, in a year she already managed without them, categorically refused to wear them, but it is still difficult to explain to a one-year-old child, as well as to a two-year-old, "like be patient." Well, the most important point is public toilets - this is a separate issue ... Where, of course, it is cleaner, where the horror is terrible, and when traveling with kids, your own potty is simply a necessity. It was a little easier with the older ones, all children are different.
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answered 4 years ago
could not forget the picture "transfer-woman babbles something about the white sea and in the aisle someone sat on a suitcase and does his own thing." and looked at the review of the suitcase-pot, photo from the review
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answered 4 years ago
Now it will be a dream
Fortunately, we have already refused a group transfer for several years.
Fortunately, we have already refused a group transfer for several years.
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answered 4 years ago
