Merry Christmas everyone! 

pardon me if this sounds daft, but i've never been to the harrods sale (or any of the boxing day sales for that matter) before and was thinking of battling the crowds/queues this year for it. there's a harvey nics sale in manchester a day before too, which is just an hour's train ride for me. so my question is, is the harrods sale worth a 2.5 hour train ride, mad queues and a 53 pound train ticket? i'm primarily looking to see if i can pick up any bags from dior, chanel or mulberry, but i'm really clueless as to whether anything good would even be on sale, or if the discounts justify the long-distance travel for it. anyone reckons i should settle for harvey nics sale in manchester instead? (at least i know exactly what i want at harvey nics if i do go) or does anyone reckon it's still worth a shot going to harrods on the second day of sales when there's probably less crowds?
could anyone please provide me with any insight or their experience of the sale at harrods, please?
TIA! and have a good ole time for christmas & new year's!


pardon me if this sounds daft, but i've never been to the harrods sale (or any of the boxing day sales for that matter) before and was thinking of battling the crowds/queues this year for it. there's a harvey nics sale in manchester a day before too, which is just an hour's train ride for me. so my question is, is the harrods sale worth a 2.5 hour train ride, mad queues and a 53 pound train ticket? i'm primarily looking to see if i can pick up any bags from dior, chanel or mulberry, but i'm really clueless as to whether anything good would even be on sale, or if the discounts justify the long-distance travel for it. anyone reckons i should settle for harvey nics sale in manchester instead? (at least i know exactly what i want at harvey nics if i do go) or does anyone reckon it's still worth a shot going to harrods on the second day of sales when there's probably less crowds?
could anyone please provide me with any insight or their experience of the sale at harrods, please?
TIA! and have a good ole time for christmas & new year's!
