E: 05/05 Win a magical family holiday to Orlando, Florida

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www.tescomagazine.com


Only one entry per household

For full terms and conditions click here.

To be in with a chance of winning, simply fill in the form by 23:55 on Monday 5 May 2014.

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There is one prize which includes a seven-night holiday to Orlando, Florida for two adults and two children aged 11 years or under. Sharing a standard suite at the Embassy Suites Orlando-International Drive on a bed and breakfast basis. The prize includes airport to hotel transfers, Kids Eat Free card for two children, four one-day admission tickets to Wet ‘n Wild, Orlando, and four economy return flights (children aged 2 years or under will be classed as infants and will be required to sit on an adults lap – they will not have their own seat) from London or Manchester airports to Orlando, Florida. Airport taxes, passenger duty and one piece of hold baggage up to 20kgs per person are included in the prize.
5. The holiday must be taken by 18 April 2015 excluding 10 December 2014 – 31 December 2014 and 16 March 2015 to 5 April 2015. Flights and accommodation are both subject to availability and may not be available on all dates during this period.
6. The prize winner is responsible for providing comprehensive travel insurance, organising valid passport(s) and for securing any necessary visas or complying with other regulations prior to departure. Winners must visit the website: https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov and complete the required information to apply for authorisation to enter the USA – winners will NOT gain entry to the USA without completing a visa application.
7. Travel, meals and beverages other than stated; UK airport transfers; I Ride Trolley, Universal Orlando, Seaworld Orlando and Aquatica tickets; spending money and any other additional expenditure, are not included.

8. Kids Eat Free conditions apply to the winner and can be found here: http://kidseatfreecard.com/faq

9. Neither Tesco or the prize supplier are liable for costs or expenses sustained outside of what is described, insofar as such liability can be limited in law.
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