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I hereby notify you of my decision to terminate the contract relating to the eDreams Prime service.
This notification constitutes a firm, clear and unequivocal intention to cancel the contract, effective at the earliest possible date or in accordance with the applicable contractual period.
Please take all necessary measures to:
– cease all billing from the effective date of cancellation;
– confirm in writing the proper processing of this request;
– and, if applicable, send me the final statement or balance confirmation.
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Ending your eDreams Prime membership made easy
What is eDreams Prime?
eDreams Prime is a travel subscription service offered by eDreams, one of Europe's largest online travel agencies. When you sign up for this membership programme, you're essentially paying an annual fee to access exclusive discounts on flights, hotels, car rentals, and holiday packages. The service operates throughout the UK and promises significant savings for frequent travellers who book their trips through the eDreams platform.
Here's what you need to understand straight away: eDreams Prime isn't a traditional subscription box service where you receive physical items. Instead, it's a paid membership that unlocks preferential pricing and additional benefits when booking travel through their website or app. Think of it as similar to Amazon Prime, but specifically for travel bookings rather than shopping and streaming.
The membership automatically renews each year unless you actively cancel it. This is where many subscribers run into trouble—they forget about the renewal date and suddenly find an unexpected charge on their credit card statement. I've processed countless cancellations from people who thought they'd only signed up for a trial or didn't realise the subscription would continue indefinitely.
Most importantly, eDreams Prime often attracts customers through promotional trials or discounted first-year rates. The introductory price might be quite reasonable, but the standard renewal rate is significantly higher. This pricing structure catches many subscribers off guard when that first renewal comes around.
Plans, features and pricing
eDreams Prime operates on a straightforward annual subscription model. Unlike some services that offer monthly payment options, this is typically a once-yearly commitment. The pricing structure has evolved over time, and promotional rates vary depending on when and how you signed up.
| Membership Type | Standard Annual Price | Typical Promotional Rate |
|---|---|---|
| eDreams Prime | £54.99 - £59.99 | £29.99 - £39.99 (first year) |
Keep in mind that these prices fluctuate based on promotional campaigns. You might have paid considerably less if you signed up during a special offer period. The key thing to remember is that renewal prices are almost always higher than introductory rates.
Core membership benefits
The subscription promises several advantages for frequent travellers. First and foremost, members receive exclusive discounts on flight bookings—typically advertised as savings of up to 40% compared to standard prices. Additionally, you'll find reduced rates on hotel accommodations, often with special member-only deals on popular destinations.
Prime members also benefit from priority customer service, which means shorter waiting times when you need assistance with bookings. There's also flexibility with flight changes, allowing you to modify certain bookings without the standard amendment fees that non-members would pay.
Another feature that attracts subscribers is the promise of no booking fees on flights. Since many travel booking platforms charge service fees that can add £10-20 to each transaction, this benefit can theoretically pay for itself if you book multiple flights per year.
Why subscribers decide to cancel
Through my experience processing thousands of cancellations, I've identified the most common reasons UK customers choose to end their eDreams Prime membership. Understanding these patterns helps you make an informed decision about your own subscription.
The number one reason is simple: people don't travel as frequently as they anticipated when signing up. You might have subscribed thinking you'd book several trips throughout the year, but life happens—work commitments change, budgets tighten, or global events impact travel plans. When you're only booking one or two trips annually, the membership fee often exceeds any savings you're making.
Secondly, many subscribers discover that the advertised discounts aren't as substantial as they expected. The \