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Guerilla Warfare. Guerilla Plus EDENCOURTFILMGUIDE (See Centrepages) 19/07/2013 09:39 plus EDEN COURT FILM GUIDE (see centre pages) issue 132 August 2013 Guerilla Warfare. Macbeth is dead; the English rule; Scotland fi ghts back – Dunsinane. FRONT 132-2.indd 1 19/07/2013 09:39 JOIN IN THE FUN AT SCOTLAND’S PLAYGROUND From FAMILY DAY PASSES per MACDONALD AVIEMORE RESORT £10.50 person New family day passes available for our top activities, these include lunch and: • Full use of the wet leisure facilities* • Entry into the soft play • Entry into the Inflatable Fun Factory • Optional upgrade to platinum passes to include the 3D Cinema or Live Music Show from £5 per person* FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY With a soft play area, inflatable fun factory,* 3D cinema showing the latest releases and lagoon swimming pool with wave machine and flume, Aviemore has plenty to keep the kids entertained. Our sports bar, famous Whisky bar, Vital Health & Wellbeing Spa and a huge selection of local activities means adults won’t miss out either. EATING AND DRINKING AT AVIEMORE Macdonald Aviemore Resort and our sister resort Macdonald Spey Valley Golf & Country Club have a selection of restaurants for you to choose from* SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT • Kids’ Club - Daily Activities - Non resident charge £2 per activity. Activities include: Circus Skills, Fun Fair, Dance Classes, Theatre Skills and much more. LUXURY BRAND SHOPPING • Decade Explosion 2 - Every Saturday - Join us for a fast moving song and dance extravaganza for the whole family, as we take you Spey Valley Shopping offers exclusive gifts, accessories and luxury brands. through the Decades. £7.95 per adult, £4.95 per child, www.SpeyValleyShopping.co.uk £19.95 per family (2 adults + 2 children) • Scottish Night - Every Wednesday - A performance by Stuart Anderson and his band with Ceilidh dancing for all. £7.95 per adult, £4.95 per child, £19.95 per family (2 adults + 2 Children) OPEN TO NON-RESIDENTS - EVERYBODY WELCOME For restaurant, activity or family entertainment reservations call 01479 815 123 quoting ICAJuly. To find out more information visit www.MacdonaldHotels.co.uk/Aviemore * Please check seasonal opening times as not all facilities and restaurants are open year round. 20462_AviemorePLACERS 131.indd ICA 2Mag Ad AW.indd All Pages 14/06/2013 10:18 PLACERS 131.indd 3 05/06/201314/06/2013 10:0610:19 JOIN IN THE FUN AT SCOTLAND’S PLAYGROUND From FAMILY DAY PASSES per MACDONALD AVIEMORE RESORT £10.50 person New family day passes available for our top activities, these include lunch and: • Full use of the wet leisure facilities* • Entry into the soft play • Entry into the Inflatable Fun Factory • Optional upgrade to platinum passes to include the 3D Cinema or Live Music Show from £5 per person* FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY With a soft play area, inflatable fun factory,* 3D cinema showing the latest releases and lagoon swimming pool with wave machine and flume, Aviemore has plenty to keep the kids entertained. Our sports bar, famous Whisky bar, Vital Health & Wellbeing Spa and a huge selection of local activities means adults won’t miss out either. EATING AND DRINKING AT AVIEMORE Macdonald Aviemore Resort and our sister resort Macdonald Spey Valley Golf & Country Club have a selection of restaurants for you to choose from* SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT • Kids’ Club - Daily Activities - Non resident charge £2 per activity. Activities include: Circus Skills, Fun Fair, Dance Classes, Theatre Skills and much more. LUXURY BRAND SHOPPING • Decade Explosion 2 - Every Saturday - Join us for a fast moving song and dance extravaganza for the whole family, as we take you Spey Valley Shopping offers exclusive gifts, accessories and luxury brands. through the Decades. £7.95 per adult, £4.95 per child, www.SpeyValleyShopping.co.uk £19.95 per family (2 adults + 2 children) • Scottish Night - Every Wednesday - A performance by Stuart Anderson and his band with Ceilidh dancing for all. £7.95 per adult, £4.95 per child, £19.95 per family (2 adults + 2 Children) OPEN TO NON-RESIDENTS - EVERYBODY WELCOME For restaurant, activity or family entertainment reservations call 01479 815 123 quoting ICAJuly. 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