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E: 24/03 Win a family break at Alton Towers (e-mail)

larzy Posts: 760 Forumite

15 March 2008 at 6:37PM in Game Over Archives

Another Alton Towers comp:

ALTON Towers offers the
whole family a fun-filled
day out. Encompassing two
hotels, a water park, spa and
numerous exciting attractions,
the venue in Staffordshire is the
perfect place to head to for
Easter.
And with a new pirate themed
land having opened at the
beginning of March, families
won’t be stuck for sights to see
and thrills to seek!
Mutiny Bay is the latest themed
land to enter the Alton Towers
family, and budding pirates are
sure to love the Battle Galleons
interactive water attractions, as
well as Marauders Mayhem ride
which is sure to shiver your
timbers!
And mums and dads aren’t left
out either. With live
entertainment taking to the
streets and gung-ho games
galore, Mutiny Bay will be on top
of your list for places to mark on
the treasure map.
For full details, or to book
tickets, visit www.alton
towers.com. Alternatively, call
0871 702 7041.
To celebrate the arrival of the
new land, The Enquirer has
teamed up Alton Towers to offer
a family of four an overnight stay
at the Alton Towers Hotel.
The prize, which is worth
£550, includes breakfast and
dinner, as well as two day theme
park tickets and two day
waterpark tickets for all the
family.
For a chance to win, simply
answer the following question:

What is the theme for the
new Alton Towers resort?
a) Pirates :j b) Cowboys c)
Fairies

To enter, send your name and
full contact details, marked Alton
Towers, to the usual Enquirer

address (P2) by 24 March. Or,

email [EMAIL="admin@theenquirer.co.uk"]admin@theenquirer.co.uk[/EMAIL]

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  rb6ac Posts: 611 Forumite

  23 March 2008 at 5:42PM

  Thanks OP - just entered.

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