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Rugby League World Cup 2021 Travel Packages Toronto wolfpack super league 2020 TRAVEL PACKAGES 0131 556 3840 [email protected] Toronto wolfpack super league 2020 brochure content Package Overview Why Book With Glory Days Fixtures Prices Hotel Information Toronto Attractions overview After 3 years Toronto Wolfpack, the first professional rugby league club based in North America have been promoted to the Super League and will now welcome the best Super League can offer to the Lamport Stadium in Toronto. The atmosphere at the downtown Lamport stadium will be utterly outstanding as the Wolfpack have built a magnificent match day experience. Highlights Secure your package from £75 per person Toronto Wolfpack Ticket with options to upgrade Various Hotel Options Rugby League Social Events Popular Toronto attractions Local knowledge and 24/7 duty line to 24 hour assistance if required 0131 556 3840 [email protected] Toronto wolfpack super league 2020 Package overview Non-Flight Inclusive Standard Packages Guaranteed Official Match tickets 3 or more nights’ accommodation in downtown Toronto Toronto HQ Bar Social Events Full Excursion and Attraction Options Glory Days Support throughout Flight Inclusive Standard Packages Details to be confirmed - we are happy to look at an overall bespoke flight inclusive package, please contact us for more information. We work with all major airlines however, we would be happy to follow your preferences. Bespoke Packages We can offer a fully bespoke package which can include all the features of the standard packages plus bespoke elements such flights, stop- overs and we can add additional nights to match your requirements. Our Standard packages will include General Admission tickets for the Lamport Stadium for the matches. We will offer upgrade options to hospitality as they become available. If you have an accessible requirement please advise, we want to make sure we can meet your requirements prior to booking. 0131 556 3840 [email protected] Toronto wolfpack super league 2020 why book with Glory days Glory Days have been the Official Tour Partner for England and Great Britain Rugby League over the last few years. For overseas trips to the RLWC2017 and GB Rugby League Lions 2019, we have run fantastic experiences as you can see from our recommendations. The relationships we have developed with the event and hotels, combined with local knowledge to produce an unforgettable Toronto experience. We hold our own ATOL and ABTOT licenses meaning we are protected and you can book with confidence – so you’re in our safe hands. 0131 556 3840 [email protected] Toronto wolfpack super league 2020 fixture dates 18th April – Hull FC 26th April – Wigan Warriors 2nd May - St Helens R.F.C 13th June – Castleford Tigers 20th June – Hull Kingston Rovers 4th July – Warrington Wolves 11th July – Salford Red Devils 2nd August – Leeds Rhinos 8th August – Huddersfield Giants 5th September - Wakefield Trinity 0131 556 3840 [email protected] Toronto wolfpack super league 2020 PRICES Prices are from per person and include: - Selected nights in a Downtown Toronto hotel (room only) - Guaranteed official match tickets - Social Events and Toronto HQ Bar - Optional excursions and attractions - Glory Days assistance Prices above are based on 2 people sharing a room- anyone looking at a single occupancy room, please contact us. We have a range of hotels available and will be delighted to talk through the various options with you - contact us on 0131 556 3840 or email [email protected] 0131 556 3840 [email protected] Toronto wolfpack super league 2020 HOTEL INFORMATION A great range of 3* - 4* hotels based on requirements, to suit all budgets. Our hotels all located within Toronto’s Downtown area. Toronto’s downtown is a hub of attractions and social venues and all the hotel are either within walking distance of the Lamport Stadium or a short tram or bus ride. Standard packages include a minimum of 3 nights’ accommodation but you have the flexibility to add on additional nights as required (or as the package includes if a flight inclusive package) and room upgrade supplements can be provided on request. Strathcona Hotel Distance to the Lamport Stadium: 3.4km / 20 minute transit Airport Transfer time by UP Express – 35 Minutes The Strathcona is located at the heart of downtown, meaning it is surrounded bars, restaurants and attractions. The onsight British- style Pub offers lunch and dinner specials, a big-screen TV and billiards. Union Station is only a 6- minute walk, while the Rogers Centre, Air Canada Centre and the CN Tower are within an 11-minute walk of this property. 0131 556 3840 [email protected] Toronto wolfpack super league 2020 Novotel toronto centre hotel plus Distance to the Lamport Stadium: 4.3km / 20 minute transit Airport Transfer time by UP Express – 32 Minutes This 3 star plus hotel offers a restaurant and fitness centre. It also booasts easy access to Lawrence Street Market area, a highlight of Toronto. This is a great hotel in a superb location, surrounded by many bars, restaurants and attractions and walking distance to Lake Ontario CHELSEA HOTEL plus Distance to the Lamport Stadium: 4.7km / 30 minute transit Airport Transfer time by UP Express or Greyhound – 40-50 Minutes This iconic downtown Toronto hotel is perfectly located just North of the entertainment centre. The hotel has great bar, dining and leisure facilities whilst having great access to the whole city. The Eaton centre, one of Toronto’s main shopping centres, is on the doorstep and the entertainment centre including the famous CN Tower is a 15 minute walk away. 0131 556 3840 [email protected] Toronto wolfpack super league 2020 Bond Place Hotel Distance to the Lamport Stadium: 4.7km / 25 minute transit Airport Transfer time by UP Express – 43 Minutes This Toronto hotel is an entry level for the packages and close to the entertainment centre and Eaton Centre. The hotel is surrounded by many bars and dining experiences and within walking distance of all the downtown attractions and the Waterfront. Union Station is a 15- minute walk from The Bond Place Hotel. The Rogers Centre, Air Canada Centre and the CN Tower are within an 25-minute walk. Sheraton Centre Hotel Distance to the Lamport Stadium: 3.7km / 26 minute transit Airport Transfer time by UP Express – 45 Minutes This attractive Toronto hotel has gardens surrounding a 2-story waterfall. It is also surrounded by many bars and dining experiences. The main Waterfront and all its attractions are within easy walking distance. It is a great central hotel with easy access to the stadium. 0131 556 3840 [email protected] Toronto wolfpack super league 2020 Westin Harbour Castle Distance to the Lamport Stadium: 4.4km / 25 minute transit Airport Transfer time by UP Express – 34 Minutes This hotel has great views over the Toronto Harbour front. Union Station is only a 7-minute walk from Westin Harbour Hotel. The Eaton Centre, Harbourside Centre, Rogers Centre, Air Canada Centre and the CN Tower are all within a 15-minute walk. A great excuse to soak up the surroundings. This is another great central hotel with easy access to the stadium, airport and many of Toronto’s social and attraction highlights. airport TRANSFERS The Toronto Pearson Airport is approximately 20km from downtown Toronto and the hotels. We will provide the best access either by UP Express (train), Greyhound (coach) or private transfer (if preferred). If we have group flights we will look at the best option but often this is the transit options as traffic in Toronto can be difficult! Match TRANSFERS Downtown Toronto is within easy walking distance from the Lamport Stadium but Toronto also has a great transit system with trams and buses available. Walking from Downtown with a couple of short stops on the way would be an excellent option. 0131 556 3840 [email protected] Toronto wolfpack super league 2020 Toronto attractions & Tours To create a once in a lifetime trip to Toronto we recommend you visit one (or more!) of Toronto’s’ iconic sights. Please a selection of options below. We will provide many options for all and more – you can book if you fancy any and that we do not include. Your time is valuable, and you have the choice. We will aim to meet your requirements with the perfect tour or attraction. Niagara falls We do feel this is a must but we’ll also add many options that you can choose from rather than just bus you to the falls without a choice of the best options for you. The picture above cannot do the real thing justice. We’ll add these and they’ll include basic packages but also stops at Niagara by the Lake, Dining Options, Accommodation Options and the best of the cruise options on offer. 0131 556 3840 [email protected] Toronto wolfpack super league 2020 the cn tower Defining the Toronto skyline at 553.33m (1,815ft 5in) the CN Tower is Canada's most recognisable and celebrated icon. Again we will provide basic attraction entry options with the lift to the spectacular views but also edgewalk, dining and combo passes (that cover various attractions in Toronto! Blue JAYS BASEBALL The Blue Jays play At the Rogers centre and throughout Super League season they will have a series of matches at this downtown venue. Its an iconic North American experience and we can offer a variety of ticket levels plus also upgrade dining options if preferred. This venue is at the heart of downtown and within easy reach of all hotels. 0131 556 3840 [email protected] Toronto wolfpack super league 2020 PAYMENT TERMS & SCHEDULE - £75 per person non-refundable deposit upon booking - Final balance due 10 weeks prior to the event (date will be confirmed upon booking) Please note a higher deposit may be required if your package is inclusive of flights, or other bespoke elements, but this will be outlined at the time of booking.
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