E:04/02 Win Win a Family Holiday Adventure Weekend with Hoodwinked and Treejumpers

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To celebrate Hoodwinked's DVD release, we've joined up with those nice peeps at Treejumpers.com to offer a free Family Adventure Weekend in Woodland Park, Kent, for a family of 5! This fab weekend includes all activities (climbing, quads, orienteering, mountain biking, plus more), food and tented accommodation with 'outdoor en-suite' showers and loo facilities. And, what's more, if your own 'hood is miles away from Kent, we'll give you up to 200 quid to get there - swoon!

You'll also get a day out to the Treejumpers Treetop Canopy trek at Port Lympne Wild Animal Park with an opportunity to swing with the monkeys.

One winner gets the free Adventure Weekend! Three runners up will each get a Hoodwinked DVD, a red rain poncho, and a magnifying glass!

To enter, just click on the link at the bottom of this page and answer the question. You have till Sunday 4 February (which should also give you time to get fit for the adventure hol in case you win!)


From the T&C's

Only one entry will be accepted per person.


There is no age restriction for entries to competitions on the CiTV website. However, those under 16 must always obtain permission from their parents or guardian before entering competitions or participating on the CiTV Website.

Additional Terms and Conditions

• The prize is non-transferable, there is no cash alternative and the prize listed is subject to availability.
• The adventure weekend is to be taken on a choice of dates in 2007: 31 March/1 April, 11/12 August, 18/19 August or 27/28 October 2007.
• A maximum of £200 will be given to the winner for travel expenses to the Treejumpers adventure park in Kent.
• Children need to be over the age of 12 to take part in most of the activities.

Question: Which fairytale is Hoodwinked based on?

Answer: Little Red Riding Hood

Good Luck

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