TUI seat reviews

Lots of leg room but not very comfortable. Seat is narrow and fixed, people use the area in front of you as a cut through. Got 2 bruises on my legs from people thinking the extra legroom space is a walkway. Even putting my hand luggage down and resting my feet on top people would still climb over my legs, hence bruised from being kicked. Not worth the extra money.

This seat is not a bad seat, although I was quite disappointed with the amount of legroom, it felt smaller than on a normal economy flight, it felt quite cramped. I chose the seat because of its proximity to the toilet , there was only 1 available toilet unless you walked right down to the other end of the cabin, I have walking difficulties, so it wasn't really an option for me. People from the premium cabin were also using this toilet, when they had their very own specially allocated one at the front, it made things quite congested , the queues for this toilet were really long at times from both the left hand side of the plane and the right hand side.

Plenty of leg room, however the seat was not as comfortable as the 737 max 8 we had on the way out to Alicante and they felt a little narrower. There was also no USB ports for charging unlike the 737 max 8. No inflight entertainment other than the safety videoand the flight info.

We had a good flight seats comfortable. I can’t get comfortable enough to sleep though. Service great. Staff great. Not overly impressed with the food though

We upgraded to Premium from start to finish the srvice thd staff provided was excellent. Nothing was too much trouble. The seats were very comfy with plenty of room to stetch your legs, and the recline was sufficiant for the journey. There wS plenty to watch on the TV on the back of the seat infront. Also there was games provided to play which was an extra bonus. I would recommend upgrading to premium with tui on long haul journeys. Good value for the money paid.

Having paid extra for extra space seats! I was very disappointed, to find how close the bulkhead was to the seat effectively giving me less leg room than a normal seat. The aircraft felt very crowded and reminded me of a sardine tin the way passengers were crammed in. I will not travel on this aircraft again.

Row 18 with extra legroom, although it is over the wing you could still see fine, was pleasantly surprised..this seat is 2 rows behind the emergency exit doors which have even larger leg room. As in the middle of the plane a choice of 1 loo at the front & 2 at the back..Seats reclined a few inches but enough for a comfortable ride. No entertainment on the flight but a very useful USB port

This was a premium economy window seat. It was comfortable and there was plenty of legroom for someone of my 5' 4" height. There was unobstructed room under the seats in front for cabin bags, a TV screen set in the seat in front and an OK selection of films and entertainment. Worth noting that, when travelling premium economy on a TUI charter flight, you are not entitled to lounge access and you dont get an amenity pack as you do when travelling scheduled, which seems a little mean, although you do have dedicated check in which was great as the economy queue on the morning I travelled looked horrendous. Drinks were complimentary and the food was fine for airline food. All in all worth the extra for me on an 8.5 hour flight.

Not as much legroom as we were led to believe! & indeed, extra cost would have expected.

overhead luggage for rows 1&2 occupied by crew and flight odds ans ends so had to try and find space down the aircraft which gave problems with retrieval on landing
Boarding process absolute chaos because of entry to aircraft allowed from front and rear with no guidance -- very simple solution would be boarding by seat row number