Florida4less Unveil Two New Unique Promotions Saving Holidaymakers Over £3,000
The team at Florida4less have recently unveiled two new and unique customer promotions that have been introduced to sit alongside their existing offers. Focused on the Disney theme park they offer their customers unrivalled value for money and can save an average family of four over £3,000 on their holiday.
The two promotions include dining for free for all the family throughout the whole holiday and half price tickets to all of Disney World’s theme parks.
The first of the new promotions entitles any family staying at a Disney resort to eat for free for the duration of their holiday when booking in 2012.
Dates are restricted to qualify for this offer and customers must stay between 1 January – 26 February, 1 May – 17 June, 1 August -Customers will receive a Disney Quick (Counter) Service Dining Plan when you stay at a selected
It is estimated that savings of up to £1,500 can be made. In order to qualify bookings for the
Plus, if you book Disney's 14-day Ultimate Ticket you will receive it for the price of Disney's 7-day Premium Ticket for 2011 and 2012 arrivals!
For those customers booking a total package through Florida4less the price of tickets is just £225 per adult and £195 for a child ticket.
‘We understand our pricing is the best in the marketplace which fits with the positioning of our brand as a low cost high quality provider,’ comments
The ticket gets you:
• Unlimited admission to all
• FREE unlimited transportation throughout
• Disney's Ultimate Ticket has been created exclusively for
Florida4less also operate a Deal of the Week offer which is published on their website and across sites such as Facebook and Twitter.
Florida4less.co.uk are the UK’s leading specialist in holidays to
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