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| 2005-10-11 | Disney Land and Disney World |
Disney Land and Disney World
by: Sandy Baker
The big dream of most young children is to go to Disney Land or Disney World. This vacation, though, can cost you an arm and a leg! How do you keep it affordable and please the kids? There are several things you can do to limit your costs and enjoy a great Disney vacation.
First, know your budget. Know what is the most you can spend. Many people often rack up large debts from a trip to Disney and that is just not wise. So, knowing what you can and cant afford is the most important factor.
Then, you can start considering the large expenses for your Disney vacation. Begin with how you will get there as that is one of the most expensive parts of your Disney Land or Disney World vacation. Flying is most likely the means of transportation that you will have to utilize. But, is it more cost effective to drive? Even if it does take eight or more hours, it may be a great way of cutting costs. Also, flying at odd times of the day and week can help to lower this cost.
So, youre there, now what? Accommodations are often the next major cost in a Disney Vacation. Cut down on this by not staying at the location itself, but maybe a few miles out. Another way is to book your Disney Land or Disney World vacation at off peak times not during peak parts of the year for visitors. For example, traveling in the summer or during spring break is often the most crowded allowing hotels to charge more since lodging is harder to fine. Cutting down on meals is next. Perhaps you can cut down on breakfast by bringing cold cereal and milk to your hotel room?
Or, pack a sack lunch for while you visit the Disney resort. Cut down on the amount of drinks you buy by purchasing a water bottle and then refilling it at the water fountains. There are many such things you can do to cut your expenses. You can do the same thing with snacks.
Okay, so planning your Disney Land or Disney World vacation may seem like a bigger hassle, but it really is worth the extra effort. Cutting a few dollars here and there will put more money in your pocket for extra attractions or that special toy to remember the trip. Try utilizing websites like http://www.e-travelpromos.com to help you plan the trip to Disney World and Disney Land.
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| 2005-10-11 | Castle on the Hill |
Castle on the Hill
by: Nate Soule
When you think of castles, such places as Windsor, Sterling, and London come to mind. One might not expect that San Francisco, California should be added to this list. Julius castle on beautiful Telegraph Hill is a little known secret; a treasure hidden away at the end of a secluded San Franciscan lane.
This castle was never used to defend a city. No King or Queen ever ruled from a throne here. However, a feast fit for royalty is prepared every night within this modern fortress. Looking out on the water from the Golden Gate to the Bay Bridge and beyond, Julius Castle provides one of the most amazing views in the city. If the food were not quite so delicious you could easily find yourself lost in a trance staring out at the rolling hills, slow moving ferries, and untouched islands.
Built to resemble a castle using Redwood trees, and maples from the Pan Pacific Expedition, Julius Castle dates back to the 1920s. An Italian immigrant Julius Roz envisioned a castle on the hill, and his vision became reality when the doors opened in 1922. Patrons of the castle have watched the scenery outside its windows slowly change since then as the Bay Bridge began construction in 1933, and Treasure Island was literally built from the earth at the bottom of the bay for the 1939 Worlds Fair.
In 1947 the film Dark Passage displayed the castles neighborhood for the world to see as Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall sought to help the falsely accused character Vincent Parry evade police, former friends, and small time crooks. The movies setting takes place only feet from where the castle stands and to this day a cut-out of Bogart watches diners as they approach the entrance.
If you find that you have enjoyed too much of the fine food and wine within the castle you may seek some after dinner activity by either venturing further up Telegraph Hill to Coit Tower, or down the hill via the Filbert Stairs. Located at the very peak of the hill Coit Tower overlooks the city both from its base, and even more spectacularly from the tip of its tower, another 63 meters high. The tower, which was built in 1933 with funds donated by Little Hitchcook Coit, offers more than just the scenic views outside. Painted murals adorn the interior of the structure depicting scenes from California during the great depression and other historic periods.
If climbing the hills of San Francisco has quickly lost its charm then traveling in the opposite direction down the Filbert Stairs may be a good choice. These stairs wind down to Sansome Street, right off of the famous Embarcadero through pristinely kept gardens and beautiful homes. As you marvel at the views on your 377 step journey down the hill make sure and appreciate that you are taking the only means of arriving at the 19th century cottages you pass, as there is no road access! Once you reach the bottom you are a short walk to the San Francisco ferry building, or Fishermans Wharf.
As you go off to explore these other exciting attractions, try not to forget that you just dined at a world class castle, right in the middle of modern California.
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| 2005-10-11 | Thailand Diving Tour |
Thailand Diving Tour
by: Tara Alton
Are you ready to take the plunge? Receive your professional PADI dive certificate while staying at one of the most beautiful and unspoiled stretches of whitesand beach in all of southern Thailand. We are offering a package on the dates of June 10 through 20, 2005 that will include:
- 2 nights in Bangkok at a cozy, centrally located guesthouse with pickup from airport if desired
- 5 nights at beachside resort including meals, accommodation, 4 day dive course certificate, and transport to and from with guide.
- Visit to elephant sanctuary within a national park
- 1 night in Hua Hin
- 2 additional nights in Bangkok
Our stay in the south cannot be rivaled in terms of comfort, quality and beauty. We will have the white sands and crystal blue waters virtually to ourselves. When not diving, options abound such as enjoying a relaxing Thai massage, swimming laps in the Olympic sized pool, playing beach volleyball, going on a firefly or squid boat tour in the evening or simply enjoying a good book under the palms. First rate accommodations include air conditioning, hot water and cable TV in every room.
For nature lovers, the grounds at the resort host the most exotic and beautiful flora in Thailand. In addition, fruits and vegetables are grown organically and eggs are raised naturally to supply the restaurant. The resort also utilizes a water reclamation system to irrigate the grounds, makes compost using kitchen scraps to fertilize the garden and uses energy efficient air conditioning in its newer rooms. In the Play + Learn garden (Plearn) you can learn about the sustainable agriculture practiced here.
Our trip will also include a stop at an elephant sanctuary in a National Park. This is a rare opportunity to get off the beaten track and observe elephants, an esteemed national symbol, in their natural habitats. With a one night stop in Hua Hin, known for outstanding food and shopping, our package includes it all. While in Bangkok, your guide will navigate you through the sights, sounds and smells of this great city. Temples, restaurants, shopping and more!! Well show you the way.
This paradise has so much to offer, we invite you to come with us!
Itinerary
June 10
- Available pickup from airport and drop off at Bangkok guesthouse.
June 11
- Breakfast included today. Bangkok tour day, visit temples via river boat, China town and other highlights of the city.
June 12
- Breakfast included. Travel day; down to resort.
- PADI dive course at resort. Meals and accommodation included.
June 17
- Stay in Hua Hin tonight via elephant sanctuary visit.
June 18
- Travel day; back to Bangkok
June 19
- Bangkok day; What would you like to do? Museums, shopping, nightlifewell get you there! Breakfast included today.
June 20
- Trip commences, breakfast included. Optional airport drop off if desired
Email us at :customerservice@eastmeetswestshopping.com for more information.
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