A frequent Benidorm traveller was left furious after discovering his £16.99 Ryanair flight to Alicante didn't include one thing, sparking debate about budget airline expectations
A frequent Benidorm traveller was left furious after discovering his £16.99 Ryanair flight to Alicante didn't include one thing, sparking debate about budget airline expectationsof his exploits at the beloved Spanish coastal resort with his followers.
Yet he was left sorely disappointed when boarding a previous. On July 25, he travelled on his extraordinarily affordable ticket, only for him and his pal to be left incensed that the £16.99 fare didn't cover WiFi access. He revealed: "My mate thought WiFi was included. My mate couldn't believe .
I even asked if the pilot would let him use his hotspot.
"In a clip that has amassed thousands of views, Graham himself questioned the flight attendant about why the internet wasn't working, leaving fellow passengers baffled as to why he'd even asked. The cabin crew member clarified they "don't have it at all," while somebody in the background quipped: "You're lucky you have a seatbelt; you're on Ryanair.
" Recently, Ryanair hit back at passengers who requested WiFi on their planes, saying: "If you're bored, stop asking for the Wi-Fi. Instead... try sleeping".
"No WiFi, but their card machines work to sell you things," one disgruntled viewer complained in the comments section. Others, however, were left speechless, responding with crying with laughter emojis and questioning why anyone would expect WiFi on Ryanair flights, given it's not standard on short-haul routes. Ryanair's website makes this abundantly clear, stating: "No. Currently, we do not offer Wi-Fi on our flights. Sorry.
" Graham has previously garnered online attention for his adventures in Benidorm, including highlighting a spot where a pint costs less than a cup of tea. And he isn't the only content creator alerting Brits to potential pitfalls in the popular resort. Harry, who posts under the handle @harrytokky, revealed that building an innocent sandcastle could land you with a substantial fine.
Building a sandcastle could cost you a whopping £87 , so you may want to think twice before indulging in this seemingly innocent childhood activity. In a recent clip, Harry Poulton noted that the holiday hotspot is practically empty due to tourists being "priced out" of the resort. He called it the "weirdest thing you can get fined for in Spain," adding that you "probably didn't even know you could get penalised for it" given how peculiar the rule is.
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