TimeShareSaver.com Launches “Hot Deals” SearchWritten by Katie Glaser
TimeShareSaver.com Launches “Hot Deals” SearchJanuary 19, 2004, Virginia Beach, Va. – TimeShareSaver.com (www.TimeShareSaver.com), an online forum for selling, buying and renting of timeshare properties and a division of Trader Publishing Company, today announced a new “Hot Deals” search, which features bargain-price timeshare properties for sale and for rent. The “Hot Deals” search allows prospective timeshare buyers and renters to find bargain timeshares in U.S., Caribbean, Mexico and more. The “Hot Deals” are determined by those timeshare properties that have a sale price and/or rental rate that is significantly lower than others in their respective markets. This search option will efficiently and more quickly allow our visitors to pinpoint hundreds of most affordable timeshares to rent and buy worldwide. Visit http://www.timesharesaver.com/find/hotdeals to view “Hot Deals” search page. “We are excited to have this search option for our users,” said TimeShareSaver.com Business Development Manager, Henry Yates. “It provides our users with a quick link to discount timeshare properties and provides our clients with strong exposure as this is one of more popular pages on our site.”
| | 10 Best Children’s Activities at Walt Disney WorldWritten by Cara Goldsbury
I’m sure you all know about Disney World’s amazing theme parks, but are you familiar with myriad of fascinating activities for children offered throughout Walt Disney World that are either complimentary or offered for a reasonable fee to Disney resort guests? Here are some of best:• Snag a Bass On a Kid’s Fishing Excursion. - 1-hour angling trips just for children are available from resort marinas of Disney’s Contemporary, Polynesian, Yacht and Beach Club, and Boardwalk Inn and Villas. For miles of shore fishing head over to Disney’s Ft. Wilderness where cane poles and rods and reels may be rented at Bike Barn in Meadow Recreation Area. Fishing excursions are approximately $25 per child. Call 407-WDW-PLAY for reservations. • Enjoy Old West. - Hayrides depart each evening from Pioneer Hall at Fort Wilderness for a 45-minute trip. Very tame, cowboy-guided trail rides are also offered, or younger children can opt for a $2 pony ride at Fort Wilderness Petting Farm. Hayrides are $8 per adult and $4 per child; no reservations taken. Trail rides are $30 per person; reservations are required and may be made up to two weeks in advance by calling 407-WDW-PLAY. • Sing-Along in Front of Campfire. - Families gather round campfire each evening at Ft. Wilderness for a sing-along, marshmallow roast, and a Disney animated movie. Complimentary to all Walt Disney World resort guests. • Watch Electrical Water Pageant Parade. - Nightly on Seven Seas Lagoon is a delightful 1000-foot string of illuminated barges featuring King Neptune and his court of whales, sea serpents, and other deep-sea creatures. The free show can be seen from beaches of Disney’s Polynesian, Grand Floridian, Contemporary, and Wilderness Lodge Resorts. • Ride Up Front with Monorail Driver. - Simply ask Cast Member on duty. They will be happy to oblige as long as front car is empty. • Take a Spin on a Watermouse Boat. - Rent one of these two-seater mini-power boats and zip around one of Disney’s lakes at 22 miles per hour. Kids love them, particularly because they need only be 12 years or older and at least 5 feet tall to drive one without adult supervision. Available at Contemporary, Polynesian, Grand Floridian, Yacht and Beach Club, Downtown Disney, and Wilderness Lodge. Approximately $22 per half-hour. • Dive into One of Disney’s Fabulous Themed Pools. - You can’t do much better than a dip in one of Disney’s wonderful swimming pools. Children’s favorites: Volcano Pool at Disney’s Polynesian Resort featuring a smoking volcano slide, underwater music, and sparkling waterfall, all with a superb view of Seven Seas Lagoon; Wilderness Lodge’s boulder-lined pool featuring waterfalls, rocky overlooks, water slide, and a nearby geyser; eye-popping Stormalong Bay, a mini-water park complex that meanders between Yacht and Beach Club, offering three acres of winding, watery delight including sandy bottom pools, a giant “shipwreck” waterslide, a tidal whirlpool, bubbling hot tubs, a kiddie pool with its own slide next to beach, and enough length to float lazily in inner tubes to your heart’s delight.
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