if you can tell me how much each night and day ticket for each day of the week that would be great thanks
Answer 1 :
try this. it might not be the right holiday valley but hey! worth a try.
http://www.holidayvalley.com/winter.cfm?… I go there every other Saturday for my schools ski trip. Pretty nice resort.
Friday, October 29, 2010
Friday, October 22, 2010
Where can we find the best price for Holiday World and Splashin' Safari tickets?
We are planning on going to Holiday World park in Santa Claus, IN next week? We would love to save some money. Where could we find discounted tickets. We are in central IL. We are over 4 hours away, so we were planning on staying Tuesday night. We have not been to the park before. We have a 5 year old, 9 year old, and 10 year old. Would it be worth getting a two day ticket or is the park more a one day trip. If one day, what else would be good to see in that area for our first day? Thanks in advance for all the answers!!!!!
Answer 1 :
Not exactly sure where to get discounted tickets as we got ours for free through a company we're affiliated with, but I can tell you it's more of a one day trip. The theme park itself isn't much, there aren't a great number of rides and you can easily ride everything twice in a matter of hours. The waterpark on the other hand KICKS ***! We had planned to spend most of the day in the theme park when we went, but as I said, it didn't take long to ride everything once or twice so we got bored fast and decided to head over to the waterpark and needless to say, we never came back out to the theme park. The waterpark is the best I've ever been to and if I ever go back to Holiday World, I'll probably just spend the whole day there. Only drawback is that everyone has the same idea as me so lines in the waterpark for the big rides are pretty long. We waited about 45 minutes each to ride 2 of the big slides, but they have a TON of other great things in the waterpark with little or no wait at all.
Answer 2 :
Answer 1 :
Not exactly sure where to get discounted tickets as we got ours for free through a company we're affiliated with, but I can tell you it's more of a one day trip. The theme park itself isn't much, there aren't a great number of rides and you can easily ride everything twice in a matter of hours. The waterpark on the other hand KICKS ***! We had planned to spend most of the day in the theme park when we went, but as I said, it didn't take long to ride everything once or twice so we got bored fast and decided to head over to the waterpark and needless to say, we never came back out to the theme park. The waterpark is the best I've ever been to and if I ever go back to Holiday World, I'll probably just spend the whole day there. Only drawback is that everyone has the same idea as me so lines in the waterpark for the big rides are pretty long. We waited about 45 minutes each to ride 2 of the big slides, but they have a TON of other great things in the waterpark with little or no wait at all.
Answer 2 :
we live about 20 minutes away from there, yes you could spend a lot of time there. I want to go every day it is so much fun!
Friday, October 15, 2010
Could anyone help me pls where to get cheapest ticket. i will be going on holiday for 6 weeks in manila phils.?
flight will be on 24th of march until 4th of may 2009.
i would appreciate anyone who could help me. thanks
thanks to all of you for giving your time and effort.. i've forgotten to say that i will be flying from london.. but anyway, i booked already my flight and i found it thru www.cheaptickets.com - connected from kayak.co.uk.
Answer 1 :
Not all plane tickets are the same price! Where are you flying from? From Jakarta a flight will be cheaper than a from the US or Britain!
You can go to your nearest travel agent and check what the prices will be from your country - where ever that is!
After you know what airlines fly from your nearest airports then you can also check those airline websites. Don't fall in love with a particular date - check the price of a plane ride a couple days ahead of time and a few days after to see if the price changes. Different days sometimes means different prices!
Need more info from you. You may have to see what you need for a visa if you are not flying to Manila from within the PI area. From the US you get a free 21 days on arrival at the airport. The country you come from, or the passport you travel under may determine how many days you get.
Answer 2 :
It depends where you are coming from. If you're just taking a domestic flight, Cebu Pacific would be relatively cheaper than Philippine Airlines or Air Philippines. PAL also has promo offers, prices of which can be comparable to that of Cebu Pacific. To avail cheap tickets you must book your flight months before your trip.
If you are taking an international flight, there are several airlines that could give you relatively cheap rates. If you're coming from the US, you can check out Asiana Airlines. There are cheap flights from Malaysia through Air Asia. I find Singapore Airlines' flights cheaper to and from Australia. You might also wanna check Tiger Airways.
Basically, it depends on your departure location. I would personally recommend the Philippines' official carrier, Philippine Airlines. It's not the cheapest out there but you definitely get your money's worth. You could also check with Cebu Pacific since they have international flights as well.
Answer 1 :
Not all plane tickets are the same price! Where are you flying from? From Jakarta a flight will be cheaper than a from the US or Britain!
You can go to your nearest travel agent and check what the prices will be from your country - where ever that is!
After you know what airlines fly from your nearest airports then you can also check those airline websites. Don't fall in love with a particular date - check the price of a plane ride a couple days ahead of time and a few days after to see if the price changes. Different days sometimes means different prices!
Need more info from you. You may have to see what you need for a visa if you are not flying to Manila from within the PI area. From the US you get a free 21 days on arrival at the airport. The country you come from, or the passport you travel under may determine how many days you get.
Answer 2 :
It depends where you are coming from. If you're just taking a domestic flight, Cebu Pacific would be relatively cheaper than Philippine Airlines or Air Philippines. PAL also has promo offers, prices of which can be comparable to that of Cebu Pacific. To avail cheap tickets you must book your flight months before your trip.
If you are taking an international flight, there are several airlines that could give you relatively cheap rates. If you're coming from the US, you can check out Asiana Airlines. There are cheap flights from Malaysia through Air Asia. I find Singapore Airlines' flights cheaper to and from Australia. You might also wanna check Tiger Airways.
Basically, it depends on your departure location. I would personally recommend the Philippines' official carrier, Philippine Airlines. It's not the cheapest out there but you definitely get your money's worth. You could also check with Cebu Pacific since they have international flights as well.
Friday, October 8, 2010
Is it to early to contact travel city direct about holiday tickets?
going to florida on 30th november with this company and wanted to know when we should be getting our holiday tickets we are flying from the uk
Answer 1 :
You are meant to get them when you have paid in full for them . If you have paid in full, then you should have them. Otherwise don't be afraid to contact them. Have a nice time.
Answer 2 :
If it's less than 14 days before you travel, then you can start worrying and contact them. This was the standard for the travel agency that I used to work for.
Answer 1 :
You are meant to get them when you have paid in full for them . If you have paid in full, then you should have them. Otherwise don't be afraid to contact them. Have a nice time.
Answer 2 :
If it's less than 14 days before you travel, then you can start worrying and contact them. This was the standard for the travel agency that I used to work for.
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