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E: 28/06 Win a family holiday to Florida (over 25's only)
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Which American state is Kissimmee in?
Florida
Texas
California
answer: Florida
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terms
Competition closes June 29th, 2012 at midday
The holiday package prize provided by Thomas Cook Tour Operations will consist of return charter flights for 2 adults and 2 children from London Gatwick to Orlando, and 7 nights’ accommodation at the Worldgate Resort in Kissimmee, Florida
In addition to this fantastic prize the winners will receive four one-day, one-park tickets for the Disney park of winner’s choice, four tickets to the Arabian Night's Dinner attraction, four tickets to Gatorland, and four tickets for an exhilarating airboat ride with Boggy Creek Airboat Rides.
All inclusive car hire for the duration of the holiday provided by Avis.
The competition is open to legal residents of the United Kingdom, who are over 25 years of age, except employees of Thomas Cook, Cellet Travel Services Ltd and their immediate families. Only one entry per household. Incomplete entries will be void.
The holiday package prize provided by Thomas Cook will include a. return charter flights for 2 adults and 2 children from London Gatwick to Orlando, and
b. 7 nights’ accommodation on a room only basis (i.e. no meals) staying in a standard room at the Worldgate Resort in Kissimmee, Florida
11. Prize is valid for travel dates between 10th April 2013 - 30th June 2013, excluding 20-27 May 2013, subject to availability.
12. Thomas Cook reserves the right to restrict flights with limited availability and to provide an alternative holiday prize if necessary.
13. The holiday prize is subject to availability and blackout dates (including peak travel periods) and to Thomas Cook Tour Operations Ltd usual booking conditions. In regard to the holiday prize, these competition terms and conditions shall prevail over any conflicting terms and conditions in the booking conditions.
14. Taxes, meals, transfers, living expenses, travel insurance, visas and all other costs not expressly stated as being included in the prize are the responsibility of the winner.
15. The prize is non -transferable to any other person(s), airline(s), hotel(s) or destination(
16. There is no cash alternative.
17. Once the holiday prize has been booked, no changes, extension or substitution of trip dates or travellers is permitted
Which American state is Kissimmee in?
Florida
Texas
California
answer: Florida
here
terms
Competition closes June 29th, 2012 at midday
The holiday package prize provided by Thomas Cook Tour Operations will consist of return charter flights for 2 adults and 2 children from London Gatwick to Orlando, and 7 nights’ accommodation at the Worldgate Resort in Kissimmee, Florida
In addition to this fantastic prize the winners will receive four one-day, one-park tickets for the Disney park of winner’s choice, four tickets to the Arabian Night's Dinner attraction, four tickets to Gatorland, and four tickets for an exhilarating airboat ride with Boggy Creek Airboat Rides.
All inclusive car hire for the duration of the holiday provided by Avis.
The competition is open to legal residents of the United Kingdom, who are over 25 years of age, except employees of Thomas Cook, Cellet Travel Services Ltd and their immediate families. Only one entry per household. Incomplete entries will be void.
The holiday package prize provided by Thomas Cook will include a. return charter flights for 2 adults and 2 children from London Gatwick to Orlando, and
b. 7 nights’ accommodation on a room only basis (i.e. no meals) staying in a standard room at the Worldgate Resort in Kissimmee, Florida
11. Prize is valid for travel dates between 10th April 2013 - 30th June 2013, excluding 20-27 May 2013, subject to availability.
12. Thomas Cook reserves the right to restrict flights with limited availability and to provide an alternative holiday prize if necessary.
13. The holiday prize is subject to availability and blackout dates (including peak travel periods) and to Thomas Cook Tour Operations Ltd usual booking conditions. In regard to the holiday prize, these competition terms and conditions shall prevail over any conflicting terms and conditions in the booking conditions.
14. Taxes, meals, transfers, living expenses, travel insurance, visas and all other costs not expressly stated as being included in the prize are the responsibility of the winner.
15. The prize is non -transferable to any other person(s), airline(s), hotel(s) or destination(
16. There is no cash alternative.
17. Once the holiday prize has been booked, no changes, extension or substitution of trip dates or travellers is permitted
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Am I right in thinking that if the contest winner was over 25 the guest they took with them wouldn't have to be? I.e.: if hubby (27) won he could take me (23)?0
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Seems plausible purple.sarah0
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Another "family" holiday that can't be taken during the school holidays. Does frustrate me !0
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purple.sarah wrote: »Am I right in thinking that if the contest winner was over 25 the guest they took with them wouldn't have to be? I.e.: if hubby (27) won he could take me (23)?
if you are under 25 in some states car hire companies add a serious surcharge, easily totally a few hundred a week. So if one of you is over 25, you should be fine.
Also worth pointing out the hotel in the prize is one of the ones that have 'resort fees' among others so you will have at least a £50 bill to pay and whatever else they feel like charging (pool/safe/car etc)Insert smart witty comment here0 -
Entered. Thankin' yer.0
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if you are under 25 in some states car hire companies add a serious surcharge, easily totally a few hundred a week. So if one of you is over 25, you should be fine.
Also worth pointing out the hotel in the prize is one of the ones that have 'resort fees' among others so you will have at least a £50 bill to pay and whatever else they feel like charging (pool/safe/car etc)
Only bumping as it's on the first page. Not all hotels add the 'resort' fee onto international travellers. We stayed at a resort for three weeks at Christmas and they didn't charge us anything extra at all, even though there were signs everywhere showing the fee ($14 per night). I guess it's at their discretion though.
ETA: The location of this hotel is super for Disney. Two mins and you're at Animal Kingdom xThe shinbone is a device for finding furniture in a dark room.:TBig thanks to all competition posters:T0 -
Thanking you! Wish me luck!0
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Wow, looks great!!
Anyone know anything about the resort?0 -
dont worry ,you will find out more when you winA rule of the universe is, the more you give, the more you get0
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Lee_Briskett wrote: »Wow, looks great!!
Anyone know anything about the resort?
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotel_Review-g34352-d84723-Reviews-Worldgate_Resort-Kissimmee_Florida.html
HTH0
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