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short-haul summer knowledge
Short-haul solution 2:
Disneyland Resort Paris
The Caribe Aquatic Waterpark is
a highlight of PortAventura
Another major European theme park is
Disneyland Resort Paris, which has the
added advantage that it can be reached by
train thanks to the Eurostar service.
The French park features many of the
same rides as its US counterparts including
recent additions such as the Tower of Terror.
While not as big as Disney’s Orlando park,
it still gives families the chance to get their
theme park fix without flying for 10 hours.
The strong euro will have an effect on
families’ spending money, but they can save
on entry fees by staying on site.
Sample price: Families of four can stay at
the Dream Castle Hotel at Disneyland
Resort Paris for a week in July from £2,142
with Inghams including train travel.
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inghams.co.uk
ADVENTUROUS SINGLE TRAVELLER.
Usually spends: £3,000 on a 14 to 21-day
adventure trip to Australia or Latin America
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GREAT PRICES from £419pp*
SUMMER 2009
SICILY ONLY BROCHURE
OUR GREAT OFFERS INCLUDE
• New resorts, hotels & apartments
• Early Booking Offers – save up to £182 per couple
• Go As You Please fly/drive & stay options
• Weddings
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• Short Breaks – Twin/Multicentres
• New website: online availability in real time
and option to view your bookings
* 3 nights, Natalina Hotel, 2a35, B&B, 01-11 Oct 09, from Gatwick, supplements may apply
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