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Who says there’s no snow in Arizona? While the Grand Canyon state is known for its deserts, Arizona is also home to countless snow-capped peaks, as well as developed ski areas for downhill skiers and snowboarders and natural areas perfect for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and even snow villages!

In Flagstaff, enjoy the sights of winter year round when viewing snow capped peaks and try out seasonal skiing on more than 32 trails, four chair lifts and an average snowfall of 260 inches in Arizona’s Snowbowl. Flagstaff’s Nordic Centre, another snow destination offers more than 25 miles of groomed cross-country trails and 10 miles of snowshoe trails through beautiful forests. The trails will entertain and challenge beginners and seasoned cross-county skiers alike. Flagstaff’s combination of high altitude, low humidity and diverse terrain provide mild weather conditions and clear air throughout the year. At 7,000 feet elevation, Flagstaff is located in the largest contiguous ponderosa pine forest in the world. www.flagstaffnordiccenter.com  or www.arizonasnowbowl.com

Ski seeking travellers can also put their skills to the test in the White Mountains, on the White Mountain Apache lands, at the Sunrise Park Resort which offers some of the finest skiing in the Western United States. Their 65 runs promise adventure for skiers of any level. There is also a separate snowboarding area, cross country ski trails and a special children’s “ski-wee” area. www.sunriseskipark.com

Magical snow is brought to the desert especially for the holidays – a Christmas treat! Yuma Visitors Bureau and the Yuma Crossing National Heritage Area are joining forces to sponsor a magical Centennial Christmas Village at the Yuma Quartermaster Depot State Historic Park between December 16th to 23rd 2011. This year, Santa is bringing enough snow to blanket a sledding hill! The village will also feature a trip back in time aboard the “Heritage Express” train, which will tour the brightly-lit historic buildings of the park to experience Christmas traditions in 1912, the year Arizona became a state. With fun, free activities and thousands of sparkling lights throughout the park, the Centennial Christmas Village is the perfect place to make memories that will last a lifetime. www.yumacalender.org

Vast, magnificent and inarguably beautiful, the Grand Canyon is easily Arizona’s most distinguishable landmark – and a natural wonder that you simply have to see to believe. Have you ever imagined the Grand Canyon view covered with snow? If not, it’s time to head there either for Christmas or New Year’s.

It is truly breathtaking scenery you won’t be able to see anywhere else www.arizonaguide.com

News

The Saguaro Plants its Roots in Scottsdale

The Saguaro, Joie de Vivre Hotels’ first property outside of California, opened its doors to the public on 3rd November 2011 after undergoing a $10 million (approx. £6.4 million) renovation that showcases the colourful, vibrant spirit of the Southwest.

The new hotel promises to leave its mark on downtown Scottsdale with the debut of three new dining destinations, 10,000 square feet of meeting space, two heated outdoor swimming pools and cabanas, and a full-service spa. Consulting chef Jose Garces, named the “Best Chef Mid-Atlantic 2009″ by the James Beard Foundation, is the innovator behind the hotel’s foodie havens. Distrito, The Saguaro’s signature restaurant, is slated to open in December and will showcase the diverse street food of Mexico City, known for its Barbacoa (Mexican barbeque). Garces also is the brainchild behind the hotel’s Old Town Whiskey, a bar evocative of frontier drink parlors, and Garces Trading Company (GTC) Coffee To-Go.

www.jdvhotels.com/hotels/saguaro

2012 Rankings Position Kai as Arizona’s Only Five-Star and Five-Diamond Restaurant

Forbes Travel Guide, formerly Mobil Travel Guide, unveiled its 54th annual listing of five-star and four-star hospitality establishments worldwide, and awarded Kai restaurant at the Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort & Spa with their highest rating, the Five-Star Award.

Kai now stands as one of only 25 restaurants in all of North America and the sole restaurant in Arizona to receive the prestigious Five-Star commendation.

In addition, AAA announced their list of 2012 Five-Diamond Award winners and Kai was the only restaurant in Arizona to be named to this venerated list. These recent announcements mark Kai’s fourth five-star rating and sixth five-diamond designation.

This dual recognition once again solidifies Kai’s place as one of the most prestigious and essential dining experiences in North America.

www.wildhorsepassresort.com

World’s Greatest Margarita

La Fuente’s Mario Rocha won the 2011 World’s Greatest Margarita contest for his Tamarindo Margarita, created at the Tucson Culinary Festival event at Maynards Market & Kitchen, October 27th. Julio Blanco of Marinaterra Hotel & Spa San Carlos garnered the People’s Choice award for his spicy Margarita Marinaterra.

This celebration of tequila and the quest for the perfect margarita drew 14 contenders from Tucson and Mexico. Proceeds benefit the Arizona Children’s Association.

www.TucsonCulinaryFestival.com

RR Donnelley LPGA Founders Cup returns to Phoenix

Golf gurus rejoice at the return of The RR Donnelley LPGA Founders Cup to the Wildfire Golf Club at the JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort and Spa on March 13th to 18th, 2012. The event marks the 38th year of LPGA Tour competition in the Valley since 1962, promising an unexpectedly celebratory affair. www.lpga.com/lpgafounderscup.aspx

Events

Now through to January 7th 2012 – Grand Canyon

Now through to August 5th 2012 – Grand Archaeology Excavation and Discovery Along the Colorado River
The Museum of Northern Arizona in Flagstaff is exhibiting 24 large prehistoric artifacts, including pots, bowls, jars, and stone tools, plus numerous small projectile points, beads, pendants, gaming pieces, and other artifacts from the excavation sites at the Canyon floor and along the Colorado River corridor. Entry $4-7, from 9 am – 5 pm. www.musnaz.org

1st December 2011- 1st May 2012 – Verde Canyon Railroad Eagle Watching

As Arizona’s first human snowbirds arrive, migrating bald and golden eagles settle into the Canyon sanctuary where they play and prey all winter. Passengers aboard the Verde Canyon Railroad are privileged to view American bald eagles display remark­able courting rituals and prepare their nesting sites in this remote destination only accessible by rail … unless you have feathers.

All train rides are four hours long and

Prices start $34.95 per child, and $54.95 per adult.

www.verdecanyonrr.com

16th February – 26th February 2012 – 57th Annual Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show & Shopping Expo
WestWorld venue presents the largest event of its kind in the world, 2,200 of the world’s most beautiful Arabians, Half-Arabians & National Show Horses in competition, celebrities, barn parties, more than 300 vendor booths, international cuisine, exhibitors sell artwork, jewelry, equine gifts, horse care products. Entry $7-15, starting at 8 am – 10 pm.

www.scottsdaleshow.com

18th – 19th & 23rd – 26th – Real Cowboy Games

The 87th Annual La Fiesta de los Vaqueros-Tucson Rodeo and Parade, February 18th -19th and February 23rd – 26th, 2012 is an exciting way to spend time outdoors with family and friends.

Arizona’s celebration of the cowboy includes six professional rodeo events as well as the Coors Barn Dance, Rodeo Slack Competition, Dodge Mutton Bustin’ and the Justin Junior Rodeo, and the Tucson Rodeo Parade (Feb. 23rd).

www.TucsonRodeo.com

Prince Harry’s Apache helicopter training courses in Gila Bend’s Air Force Auxiliary Air Field may have now finished, but that doesn’t stop visitors from coming out to Arizona to try some activities fit for a potential King.

Home to a range of thrilling outdoor adventures and amid to some of the most awe-inspiring scenery, Arizona has some of the best night clubs, polo matches and adrenaline activities like skydiving or world renowned river rafting.

Skydive in Arizona

SkyVenture Arizona is a state-of-the-art skydiving centre in Eloy, between Phoenix and Tucson. It offers visitors experiences in all levels, even for those who don’t want to jump of an airplane or use a parachute with its powerful wind tunnel. Arizona is the ideal place to skydive, with clear desert weather that allows over 340 flying days a year.

Prices start from $179 per person.

For more information visit www.skydiveaz.com

Colorado River Rafting

Sign up for a Grand Canyon Colorado River rafting trip – an ideal way to see one of the most popular natural wonders of the world while having the time of your life. Enjoy a side canyon exploration to Elves Chasm, Deer Creek Falls, Havasu Creek and the Little Colorado along the Canyon River.

For all river rafting experiences in the Grand Canyon visit http://www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/whitewater-rafting.htm

For Nightlife head to Scottsdale

Described as ‘a desert version of Miami’s South Beach’, downtown Scottsdale’s nightlife and entertainment district is getting hotter by the minute and is the place to be seen. For nightlife details Visit www.scottsdalecvb.com

The Royal Sport of Polo in North Arizona
If you’re a fan of the Royal Family’s favourite sport, pass by North Scottsdale to enjoy a game of Polo. Check out the 2011-2012 fall season, where you might find Prince Harry feeling more at home. For polo schedule and other information visit www.arizonapolo.com

Learn to be a fighter pilot – just like Harry

Thrill seekers looking for the ultimate experience should visit Flight Combat International in Mesa, Arizona where they’ll have the opportunity to fly a world-class unlimited category aerobatic aircraft, with a real military fighter pilot. Each flight is tailored to the individual’s requirements, ensuring a totally unique experience.

There’s also an option to go on an air combat mission or a high-flying aerobatic thrill ride. A wide variety of courses are offered year round, with prices starting from $755.00 for a Half Day Introduction to Air Combat Maneuvering. Visit www.flightercombat.com

For additional information on the above activities and Arizona travel in general, visit www.arizonaguide.com

The city of Santa Barbara, Calif., again will host Film Feast, a tasting-menu program that coincides with the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, Jan. 26 to Feb. 5, and California Restaurant Month. The film festival will screen more than 200 films from around the world.

Film Feast three-course tasting menus will be available at 28 restaurants, bars and tasting rooms. Many establishments will craft their menus around classic and contemporary films.

Hotel packages are also available. Hotel Santa Barbara, the official film festival hub, has a package starting at $479 that includes two nights’ accommodation, dinner for two, daily breakfast, movie snacks and access to four films. The Old Yacht Club Inn’s offer, which includes four nights’ accommodations, breakfast, afternoon wine and cheese, wine tasting, bike rentals, beach supplies and more, is priced from $489.

Unlike War Horse the horses in Kentucky are pampered and treated like supermodels during their careers and have fabulous retirement homes thereafter.

Some say ‘Every horse in the world wants to start and end their days in Kentucky’.

With the opening of Steven Spielberg’s latest movie, War Horse, the world class director has strong links to the equestrian side of the state of Kentucky. He has a share in ‘Atswhatimtalkinabout’ who ran in the 2003 Kentucky Derby and was placed fourth.

Steven Spielberg is also a regular visitor on Millionaires Row at the Kentucky Derby each year.

The 138th Kentucky Derby takes place at Churchill Downs Racetrack in Louisville on May 5th 2012 and is the biggest; the oldest and most famous horse race in America’s racing calendar and part of the Kentucky Derby Festival. The Derby is a Grade 1 stakes race for three year old thoroughbreds and one of its most famous winners was Secretariat who won it in 1973.
Sip the traditional cocktail of the Derby – the Mint Julep and witness ‘The Fastest Two Minutes in Sport’.

Specialist Tour Operator America As You Like It has put together packages to both the Rolex Three Day Event and the Derby and Oaks.

5 night packages to the Oaks & Derby start at £1360 per person. Both packages include return international flights, car hire, accommodation at the Galt House Hotel which is the official hotel of the Derby (based on 2 people sharing a room) and tickets to the events.

Contact America As You Like It on 020 8742 8299, sales@americaasyoulikeit.com  or visit www.americaasyoulikeit.com  for further details.

For more information about Kentucky visit www.kentuckytourism.co.uk

The launch of the longest hiking trail in the Caribbean, a stunning new eco-luxury property, new flights and convenient year round ferry access are just some of the reasons why to visit Dominica in 2012…

Launch of the Waitukubuli National Trail: Launching in early 2012, the Waitukubuli National Trail is the first and only long distance hiking trail in the Caribbean traversing the entire island.

Named after the indigenous name for Dominica (meaning “tall is her body”), the Trail runs for 115 miles from the south to the north of the island and will be divided into 14 sections.

Hikers will be able to complete one section per day so in total it will take two weeks to cover the entire trail. It traverses forest reserves, national parks, old slave routes, ruins of plantations that once processed sugar, coffee and limes, small farms and country villages.

Homestays with local families and small guest houses will be available as an accommodation option.

www.waitukubulitrail.com

Secret Bay – Introducing A Caribbean Treasure In Dominica: Minimalist, chic and eco-luxury: situated on a cliff-top overlooking the sea, the brand new Secret Bay comprises of four spacious secluded villas and bungalows with a large open veranda, private pool/jacuzzi and pool deck, outdoor shower and a hammock.

Services on offer include a full-time attendant and cook and organic food baskets, while guests are treated to a complimentary welcome dinner upon arrival. Secret Bay is one of the most eco-friendly developments in the Caribbean region and the entire site was painstakingly developed using green and sustainable practices to minimise environmental impact.
www.secretbay.dm

Island Hopping From Dominica Gets Much Easier: A new year-round ferry service launched in autumn, is making island hopping between Dominica, St. Lucia, Guadeloupe and Martinique easier than ever before.

The four Lesser Antilles islands have been connected until now with a less frequent service, which has proved so popular with locals and visitors alike that it was decided to extend on a daily, year-round basis.

The service is operated by L’ Express Des Iles. Dominica is located between Guadeloupe and Martinique and the journey with Jeans, the new ferry, to either of these islands takes approximately 2 hours.

The trip from Dominica to Saint Lucia is about 4.5 hours long.

www.express-des-iles.com

Gorge Zip Challenge, Dominica’s Newest Attraction, Now Open: Calling all adrenaline fans…

The highest zip line in the Southern Caribbean opened last month in Dominica. The six-platform Gorge Zip Challenge course navigates three adrenaline-pumping lines through the rainforest canopy.

The highest and most exciting is a ride over the 350 feet Breakfast River Gorge. Operated by Rainforest Adventures, the attraction is open on a year-round basis. Admission to the zip line begins at US$50 (£31) for visitors. Children must be 12 years or older to ride, with some restrictions.

www.rainforestadventure.com

Home Stay Programme with Indigenous Carib Indians Now Launched: Dominica is the only Caribbean island with a population of indigenous Carib Indians (around 3,000), known locally as the Kalinago – and visitors interested in finding out more about their lifestyle can now take part in a new home stay programme.

The scheme is designed to provide visitors with an opportunity to experience the rich and unique heritage of Dominica’s first settlers, while providing at the same time greater opportunities for the residents of the community to benefit from the tourism sector.

The host homes are private, owner-occupied residencies that provide simple accommodation and hosts are residents of the Kalinago Territory.

www.kalinagoterritory.com

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Increased Air Access For Dominica: If you are thinking of visiting Dominica, there are some new options that may be useful when you are planning your trip.

Launching this month, Air Sunshine is the latest airline to serve Dominica, with flights from San Juan in Puerto Rico, operating four times a week.

Earlier in the year, BVI Airways connected Dominica to St. Maarten with three evening flights a week, allowing for more convenient same day connections from Europe.

In addition, regional air carrier LIAT began regularly scheduled night landing operations into Dominica earlier this summer, following a $50 million (£31 million) upgrade and improvements to Melville Hall Airport, on the northeast coast of the island.

www.airsunshine.com,  www.gobvi.com, www.liat.com

New iPad Application Showcases Dominica’s Underwater World: A new iPad app has just been launched by underwater photographer Steve Jones, providing the ultimate above and under water guide to the Nature Island. Available in iTunes, Pearls of the Caribbean is a must-have for any keen diver visiting Dominica.

Its coast is varied in terms of diving, with steep 6,000ft drop-off walls, beautifully coloured coral, Champagne snorkelling and craters. Fans of the underwater world are also able to experience the Caribbean’s longest running diving festival at the annual Dive Fest every July.
www.itunes.com

Dominica (pronounced Dom-in-ee-ka) is a spectacular green island of rugged mountains, lush rainforests and rushing rivers in the Eastern Caribbean, lying south of Guadeloupe and north of Martinique.

For more information about Dominica please call 0800 0121 467 or visit www.discoverdominica.com  and www.youtube.com/discoverdominica .

A selection of short video guides about the island can be downloaded for free on www.iTunes.com  and you can keep up to date with the latest news on Facebook www.facebook.com/discoverdominica  and Twitter www.twitter.com/nature_island

Occidental Hotels & Resorts announced the opening of the newly renovated and rebranded Occidental Grand Nuevo Vallarta in Puerto Vallarta. The all-inclusive resort, formerly the Allegro Nuevo Vallarta, is offering low travel agent rates to celebrate the opening.

Occidental Grand Nuevo Vallarta features 270 rooms and suites, four new restaurants and three new bars. Travel agents are eligible for rates starting at $75 through April 7, 2012, per person, per night, based on double occupancy. Holiday vacationer rates start at $184 for travel from Dec. 24, 2011, through Jan. 3, 2012; winter rates start at $114 through April 7, 2012.

The Ritz-Carlton San Francisco on Nob Hill houses a new restaurant called Parallel 37, run by Chef Ron Siegel and mixologist Camber Lay. The menu seeks inspiration along the geographic latitude Parallel 37 with food and wine celebrating the San Francisco Bay Area.

Siegel’s menu will emphasize seasonality and freshness. “My approach to cocktails really complements Ron’s approach to food,” Lay said. “We both like to handpick seasonal ingredients.”

The restaurant’s design links Northern California’s culinary countryside with the neighborhood food culture of San Francisco. Behind the host is a glass graphic panel of California oaks while the dining room has free-edge wood tables and plaid-embossed leather seating.

Guests can now take advantage of new pool facilities and eatery options including the Slice of Waikiki and Rivals Waikiki

WAIKIKI, HONOLULU, OAHU –

The OHANA Waikiki Malia proves that it really is possible to make a good thing better. This fall, the hotel unveiled a brand new lounge pool and whirlpool spa – the first for the hotel — as well as two exciting new eateries, Slice of Waikiki, a grab-and-go pizza counter, and Rivals Waikiki sports bar, to enhance guests’ experiences.

“For our longtime guests, the new features at OHANA Waikiki Malia are just another great reason to plan a Waikiki getaway,” said Tom Wakita, director of sales and marketing for OHANA Hotels & Resorts. “No matter what you’re looking for – whether it’s relaxing in the hotel’s new lounge pool and whirlpool spa, grabbing a slice of pizza with the family or kicking back with a beer to watch Monday night football with other sports fans – the OHANA Waikiki Malia offers something for everyone.”

The new lounge pool, whirlpool spa and newly renovated patio at the OHANA Waikiki Malia are making a splash with guests. By day, the patio is a quiet retreat where guests can enjoy a cool off or rejuvenate in the whirlpool spa – perfect after a long day of adventure and fun.

By night, Rivals Waikiki expands onto the patio offering patrons a fresh outdoor setting for fun and refreshments.

In fact, sports enthusiasts can keep up with all of their favorite teams even while on vacation when they make a pit stop at Rivals Waikiki.

The Las Vegas-inspired, full service sports bar is equipped with 14 high-definition satellite televisions, complete with surround sound for a front row experience. Die-hard fans can also bask in the presences of photographs, jerseys, balls and other memorabilia from their favorite football, baseball, basketball and hockey stars that adorn the walls.

And for those who have worked up an appetite, Rivals Waikiki offers 19-inch, made-to-order pizzas that diners can pair with any one of the bar’s 15 beers, or a glass from the highly-rated vintage wine collection. Friendly bartenders are also happy to mix up a variety of drinks, including signature Rivals Waikiki twists on classics like the Mai Tai, Bloody Mary, and Blue Hawaii. Rivals Waikiki is open daily from 12 p.m. – 2 a.m.

And serving up slices of super-sized pizzas, the Slice of Waikiki pizza counter makes it easy to grab a quick bite to eat between adventures. Pizza purists can stick to classics like pepperoni or spinach and garlic combinations while diners looking to kick it up a notch can opt for a slice of the Hot Italian, which includes Italian sausage, pepperoni, Roma tomatoes, sweet peppers and jalapeños. Slice of Waikiki is open Monday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 a.m., and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

OHANA Waikiki Malia offers travelers comfortable accommodations with hotel rooms or one-bedrooms with kitchenettes – perfect for families or groups looking for the freedom to prepare a late night snack or light breakfast. The hotel is also centrally located so that travelers can take advantage of shopping at Waikiki Beach Walk®, as well as the world-famous waves of Waikiki Beach just a short stroll away.

Guests will also enjoy the added-value of OHANA’s Waikiki Connection, which makes traveling throughout Waikiki a breeze with complimentary rides on the open-air Waikiki Trolley’s Pink Line. In addition to complimentary trolley rides, OHANA’s Waikiki Connection offers extra value at all of OHANA Hotels & Resorts’ Waikiki properties, with complimentary services and discounts including:

Free Internet access in all guest rooms – including free wi-fi in the lobby and most common areas

Free local phone calls and free phone calls to mainland U.S. and Canada (for the first 15 minutes)

Free use of the in-room safe
Free in-room coffee and tea

Free daily local newspaper at the reception desk
A free OHANA drawstring beach tote (one per room)

Free rides aboard the Waikiki Trolley’s Pink Line, which takes travelers throughout Waikiki and to Waikiki Beach Walk, as well as Ala Moana Center.

Rooms at OHANA Waikiki Malia start at just $79 a night, based on availability. Rates for OHANA Hotels & Resorts are per room, per night, for single or double occupancy. Rates and specials cannot be combined with other offers and are subject to availability and change. Restrictions may apply. Taxes are not included. Rates may not be used for group bookings without prior authorization from Outrigger.

For reservations and additional information, contact at OHANA Hotels & Resorts toll-free at 1-800-462-6262 or visit www.OhanaHotels.com  E-mail reservations are also available at reservations@ohanahotels.com 

THE NUDE WEDDING RETURNS! HEDONISM II IS SEARCHING FOR 10 COUPLES TO EXCHANGE VOWS IN THE BUFF FOR A TOP-RATED SHOW ON VALENTINE’S DAY

Modern Day “Adam & Eve” Will Be Featured in Documentary and Receive Complimentary Four-Night Stay

Hedonism II is putting out a siren call for engaged couples who would like to get married in the buff on national TV on Valentine’s Day 2012. The nuptials and interviews with the newlyweds will be featured in a top-rated show on a major documentary network.

The infamous resort that thrice hosted the “World’s Largest Nude Wedding” is asking couples looking to exchange vows in an au natural ceremony to apply confidentially online at www.hedonism.com/nudewedding by Friday, January 6. Up to 10 couples will be chosen to star in the cable television program, and receive a complimentary Dream Wedding and four-night stay at Hedonism II in Negril, Jamaica. Open to U.S. and Canadian residents only.

Please note that nudity will be blurred for television.

Located on 22 acres at the northern end of Negril’s scenic seven-mile beach, Hedonism II is the ideal spot for a nude wedding.

Amid the alluring ocean views and white sand beaches are 280 beach or garden-view rooms and 12 suites, equipped with private Jacuzzis and terraces for intimate time alone.

From a wide array of water and land sports to the late night club, nightly themed parties and five different bars, Hedonism II is filled with non-stop entertainment.

When couples need a break from the excitement, the on-site Blue Mahoe Spa allows them to sit back, relax and revitalize with a choice of à la carte treatments. Hedonism II strikes the perfect balance between relaxing and rousing, providing an unforgettable wedding and honeymoon experience.

To learn more about the opportunity and apply, please visit www.hedonism.com/nudewedding 

SuperClubs, the world’s only Super-Inclusive resort group, includes properties in the following brand categories: Breezes Resorts – Breezes Grand Resort & Spa Negril, Breezes Resort, Spa & Golf Club Runaway Bay and Breezes Resort & Spa-Trelawny in Jamaica; Breezes Resort Bahamas; Breezes Resort, Spa & Casino Curaçao; Breezes Resort & Spa Búzios in Brazil; and Hedonism II in Negril.

Every SuperClubs holiday is Super-Inclusive – accommodations; all meals, SuperSnacks and premium brand cocktails; unlimited use of all sports facilities, including equipment rental and instruction; entertainment; weddings; recreational activities; and hotel taxes. Tipping is not allowed. SuperClubs operates and independently markets affiliate ROOMS resorts, and Jamaica’s Negril Beach Villa. For more information or reservations, contact SuperClubs at (800) GO-SUPER (467-8737) or visit their website at www.superclubs.com

Enjoy unlimited golf and legendary dining at the new Waldorf Astoria Orlando from only $279/night. The Rees Jones-designed Championship Golf Course and hotel is surrounded on three sides by Walt Disney World Resort with complimentary private transportation to the parks.
Dates: Good through Dec. 31, 2011
For more information, please call click here.
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