Magical Disneyland deal from Creative Holidays, TravelScene American Express and Air New Zealand
Creative Holidays, Travelscene American Express and Air New Zealand have a great deal for travellers who want to discover the magic of Disneyland during its 50th Anniversary celebrations.
The 4-night Magical Disneyland deal is priced from just $398 per person, twin share (land only) and includes: four nights accommodation, a two day Disneyland Resort Park Hopper ticket and return SuperShuttle Los Angeles Airport to Anaheim hotel transfers.
To qualify for the deal travellers must purchase a Creative Holidays package including land and an Air New Zealand airfare. Creative Holidays have Air New Zealand airfares which allow travellers to fly return to Los Angeles (airfare only) from $1619 per person ex Sydney; from $1599 per person ex Melbourne and Brisbane; $1956 per person ex Adelaide and $2218 per person ex Perth (including taxes).
The deal is valid for sale from 18 March – 14 April 2006.
As an exclusive, the first 100 travellers who book an air and land package through their local Travelscene American Express travel agent will receive a free Character Breakfast valued at over $150. The airfare is valid for departures from 08 May-16 June 2006 and 18 July -09 September 2006. Magical Disneyland deal valid for travel: 08- 31 May 2006 and 01-30 September 2006.
Creative Holidays is Australia’s leading independent holiday company with a range of holidays to suit everyone – especially those who enjoy the independence and flexibility of planning their own holiday.
For more information see your travel agent or visit www.creativeholidays.com
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