A renaissance fort guards the harbor of Civitavecchia, gateway to Rome -- one of the world's greatest cities. From its inception in 753 B.C. to the days of its decline, Rome has been the focal point for many of the world's greatest artists, architects, rulers and philosophers. ColosseumThis grandest monument still stands as a reminder of the mighty Roman Empire. Seating 50,000, the arena was flooded for naval battles, then dried and sanded in just a few hours for battling gladiators. St. Peter's...
Colosseum
This grandest monument still stands as a reminder of the mighty Roman Empire. Seating 50,000, the arena was flooded for naval battles, then dried and sanded in just a few hours for battling gladiators.
St. Peter's Basilica
Located in Vatican City, the world's smallest sovereign state, St. Peter's Basilica is the world's largest church and a major achievement of the Renaissance, with the Sistine Chapel and Michelangelo's famous paintings: "The Creation of the World" and "The Last Judgment."
The Pantheon
This amazing cylindrical building, built in the first century, features 16 enornous columns that support the portico and an enormous dome. Italian kings are buried here along with the painter Raphael. It is one of the most well-preserved monuments of antiquity.
Port Code : ITCVV
Country : Italy
Country Code : IT
Currency Name : Euro
Currency Code : EUR
Currency Description : On 1 January 1999, the European Monetary Union introduced the euro as a common currency to be used by financial institutions of member countries; on 1 January 2002, the euro became the sole currency for everyday transactions within the member countries.
Salerno boasts one of the loveliest cathedrals in southern Italy,reached through an atrium with 28 columns. Venture on to Paestumand see the Temple of Neptun.
La Goulette is the first town you visit as you travel North from Tunis towards more touristy places like Carthage, Sidi Bou Said , and Gammarth. It is the main passenger and cargo port in Tunisia. Like most Goulettois I took my first trip at the age of 18 aboard the famous ferry Al Habib en route to Marseilles and onwards to Paris. The harbor's surroundings were fertile grounds for daydreaming and amusement for my friends and I when we were young. We often went there for fishing, daredevil swimm...
La Goulette is the first town you visit as you travel North from Tunis towards more touristy places like Carthage,
Sidi Bou Said , and Gammarth. It is the main passenger and cargo port in Tunisia. Like most Goulettois I took my first trip at the age of 18 aboard the famous ferry Al Habib en route to Marseilles and onwards to Paris.
The harbor's surroundings were fertile grounds for daydreaming and amusement for my friends and I when we were young. We often went there for fishing, daredevil swimming, or simply watching the ships sail away towards other Mediterranean cities. Our adolescent rites of passage were also conducted there...away from the adult world's watching and watchful eyes.
Port Code: TNLGN
Country Code: TN
Currency: Tunisian Dinar (TND)
Places to see
Castell de Bellver, Bellver Castle is built on the ruins of a Muslim site. It contains a museum of archaeological finds and classical sculptures as well as having an excellent view of the bay. It is open on weekdays at 8am to 8pm (October to March) and 8am to 9pm (April to September). It is open on Sundays and public holidays at 10am to 5pm (October to March), 10am to 7pm (April to June), 10am to 2pm and 4pm to 8pm (July to August) and 10am to 7pm (September).
Pueblo Espanol, C- del Poble Espanyol. This architectural museum is designed like a small village containing facsimiles of the major classical works of Spanish architecture. During the week there are numerous artisans' shops, restaurants and bars operating within the museum. Open 9am to 7pm.
Historic Center
The historical center of Palma is the oldest part of the city. It's also a refreshing area to walk in on one of Palma's hot humid days: the streets are narrow and shady. You will get a chance to peek in at a number of private courtyards. In addition, the historic center has a lot of attractions:
Catedral de Mallorca and Museo Catedralicio, C/ Capiscolato, Mallorca's spectacular cathedral is located close to the sea-side. The museum, located in the chapter room and vestry, has exhibits of religious paintings and silverware. The museum opens at 10am, and its weekday closing hours are 5:15pm (April to May), 6:15pm (June to September), 5:15pm (October) and 3:15pm (November to March). On weekends it closes at 2:15pm (all year).
Banys Arabs, C/- Serra 3. The Arab bath building is the only building in Palma dating to the Arab settlement. The baths were constructed in the tenth century, and were sauna-style: the floor was heated and water added to make the room steamy. A small courtyard and the two rooms of the baths themselves are open to ten people at a time.
Museo de Arte Espanol Contemporaneo, Sant Miquel, 11. This branch of the museum of contemporary art has a permanent collection of over seventy pieces by modern Spanish artists including Pablo Picasso, Joan Miro, Juan Gris and Salvador Dali. The museum is open from 10am to 6:30pm weekdays and 10:30am to 2pm Saturdays.
Placa del Mercat, church and interesting art nouveau buildings.
Water Park
Aqualand, Palma – Arenal Motorway, exit 13, Km 15. This water park has slides and pools of varying degrees of adventurousness. Open from early May to early October each year, its opening hours are 10am - 5pm (May - June, Sept - Oct) and 10am - 6pm (July - August).
Port Code : ESPMI
Country : Spain
Country Code : ES
Currency Name: Euro
Currency Code : EUR.
Currency Description : on 1 January 1999, the European Monetary Union introduced the euro as a common currency to be used by the financial institutions of member countries; on 1 January 2002, the euro became the sole currency for everyday transactions with the member countries.
Toulon is a city in southern France and a large military harbour on the Mediterranean coast, with a major French naval base. Located in the Provence-Alpes-Cote-d'Azur region Toulon is the prefecture (capital) of theVardépartment, in the former province of Provance.Toulon is an important centre for naval construction, fishing, wine making, and the manufacture of aeronautical equipment, armaments, maps, paper, tobacco, printing, shoes, and electronic equipment. Greek colonists came from Asia Minor about the 7th century BC and established trading depots along the coast, including one, called Olbia, at Saint-Pierre de l'Almanarre south of Hyeres, to the east of Toulon. A Celtic (possibly) people, the Ligurians, settled in the area beginning in the 4th century BC. The old town of Toulon, the historic center located between the port, the Boulevard de Strasbourg and the cours Lafayette, is a pedestrian area with narrow streets, small squares and many fountains. Toulon Cathedral is located here. The area is also home of the celebrated Provencal market which takes place every morning on the Cours Lafayette, which features local products. The old town had decayed in the 1980s and 1990s, but recently many of the fountains and squares have been restored, and many new shops have opened.
The port city of Genoa is alive with art, churches and palaces. Its maritime roots have fostered a dialect that has, over the centuries, absorbed elements of Neapolitan, Calabrese and Portuguese. It also serves as the gateway to Milan, center of business and fashion. Or take a trip to the nearby seaside town of Portofino.Worthseeing PlacesThe Old Harbor: Genoa's aging harbor or Porto Antico was renovated into an exciting modernist harbor center of shops and eateries, designed by famed architect ...
The port city of Genoa is alive with art, churches and palaces. Its maritime roots have fostered a dialect that has, over the centuries, absorbed elements of Neapolitan, Calabrese and Portuguese. It also serves as the gateway to Milan, center of business and fashion. Or take a trip to the nearby seaside town of Portofino.Worthseeing Places
The Old Harbor: Genoa's aging harbor or Porto Antico was renovated into an exciting modernist harbor center of shops and eateries, designed by famed architect and native son Renzo Piano.
Milan: Approximately an hour-and-a-half train ride from Genoa is Milan, the international business and fashion centers of the country. Milan's energy and high styling inhabitants are irresistible draws to this sprawling city.
Portofino: This luxury seaside resort, approximately 14 miles from Genoa, has some of the finest restaurants and hotels around. Its protected inlet with a lush tree-lined coast is an idyllic setting.
Port Code : ITGOA
Country : Italy
Country Code : IT
Currency Name : Euro
Currency Code : EUR.
Pastel-shaded Ajaccio is Napoleon Bonaparte's birthplace, the largest town on Corsica and the capital of Corse-du-Sud. In its livelier moments it's slightly reminiscent of Nice on the Ca te d'Azur. You shouldn't expect more of Ajaccio than it can deliver. It's a provincial place with a limited bag of tricks with which to seduce outsiders, and it also has a melancholic (or as the French might say, triste) side. Ajaccio ferry port is the connecting port for ferries to and from southern France via ...
Pastel-shaded Ajaccio is Napoleon Bonaparte's birthplace, the largest town on Corsica and the capital of Corse-du-Sud. In its livelier moments it's slightly reminiscent of Nice on the Ca te d'Azur. You shouldn't expect more of Ajaccio than it can deliver. It's a provincial place with a limited bag of tricks with which to seduce outsiders, and it also has a melancholic (or as the French might say, triste) side. Ajaccio ferry port is the connecting port for ferries to and from southern France via Nice, Toulon and Marseille with frequent sailings operated by SNCM Ferries and Corsica Sardinia Ferries. There is also a service connecting Ajaccio with Sardinia via Porto Torres.
Port Code : FRAJA
Country : France
Country Code : FR
Currency Name :Euro
Currency Code : EUR
* 50% Off on Companion!!Company Name : MSC Cruise
Cruise Name & Rating : MSC Lirica
Destinations : Civitavecchia - Rome, Salerno, La Goulette, Palma de Mallorca, Toulon, Genoa, Ajaccio, Civitavecchia - Rome
Description : The advent of the beautiful MSC Lirica has marked an important step towards growth for MSC Cruises. Built by one of the most prestigious shipyards in the world, every detail ...
Departure Dates :
| Year | Month | Dates |
| 2010 | September | 29 |
| 2010 | October | 06,13,20 |
Call us : 1800 209 0800 | 
(0900 - 1900 hours) 
| Days | Port of Call | Arrival Time | Departure Time |
| 01 | Civitavecchia - Rome, Italy | - | 19:00:00 |
| 02 | Salerno, Italy | 07:00:00 | 13:00:00 |
| 03 | La Goulette, Tunisia | 08:00:00 | 13:00:00 |
| 04 | Palma de Mallorca, Spain | 14:00:00 | 21:00:00 |
| 05 | Toulon, France | 15:00:00 | 21:00:00 |
| 06 | Genoa, Italy | 09:00:00 | 16:00:00 |
| 07 | Ajaccio, France | 13:00:00 | 19:00:00 |
| 08 | Civitavecchia - Rome, Italy | 08:00:00 | - |
- Accommodation on board the cruise for 7 nights in the selected cabin category.
- Buffet breakfast, lunch, and dinner on board the ship at designated restaurants.
- Afternoon tea, snacks and midnight dinner.
- Port Taxes, Fuel Surcharge.
- All general entertainment programs onboard including nightclub, library, well equipped gymnasium, swimming pools, sports, equipment etc.
- Dining at Alternate Restaurants.
- Midnight entertainment programs.
- Shore Excursions.
- Liquor, soft drinks, room service, laundry expenses, phone calls.
- Beauty treatments and massage.
- Onboard Shopping.
- Medical Services.
- Cost of Airfare, Visa Charges and Overseas mediclaim.
- Cost of meals other than those specified in inclusions.
- Cost of foreign exchange for personal expenses.
- Expenses of personal nature, mini bar in the cabin, laundry, telephone bills, tips, gratuities etc.
- Cost of any other services not specifically mentioned in inclusions.
- Any increase in the cost that may come into force prior to the departure date including change in price owing to fluctuation in the rate of exchange.
Passenger Amenities
- Minigolf
- Shuffleboard
- Video games rooms
- Children Playroom
- Hairdresser
- Spa
- Beauty Salon
- Gymnasium
- Jogging track
- Solarium
- Theatre
- Discotheque
- Casino
- Photo Gallery
- Library
- Play Room
- Internet Cafe
- Bars
- Restaurants
- Cafeteria
- Shopping Area
- Medical Center
- Duty Free Shops
DECKS:
- Rossini Deck: The Rossini Deck features staterooms in category 11 as well as the Blue Club and Virtual Reality gameroom.
- Vivaldi Deck: The Vivaldi Deck features Le Bistro, La Pergola Restaurant, Le Piscine Pool Area, La Canzone Del Mare Pool Bar, I Pirati Children's Room, Le Terme Steam Room and Sauna, the Lirica Health Center, Beauty Parlour and Gymnasium.
- Bellini Deck: The Bellini Deck features staterooms in categories 11, 10, 6 and 5.
- Albinoni Deck: The Albinoni Deck features staterooms in categories 10, 9, 6 and 4.
- Paganini Deck: The Paganini Deck features staterooms in categories 8, 6 and 3.
- Scarlatti Deck: The Scarlatti Deck features staterooms in categories 7, 6, 2 and 1, as well as the Lirica Lounge.
- Puccini Deck: The Puccini Deck features L' Ippocampo Restaurant, Cyber Cafe, Photo Gallery, L' Atmosphere, Las Vegas Casino, card room, Library, Le Cabaret, the Coffee Corner and the Broadway Theatre.
- Verdi Deck: The Verdi Deck features La Bussola Restaurant, Shops, the Beverly Hills Bar, Wine and Spirits Shop, reception area and Lord Nelson Pub.
RESTAURANTS & DINING:
La Bussola Restaurant : La Bussola Restaurant serves traditional Italian cuisine and other Mediterranean dishes.
Seating Times: Breakfast: 7:30-9:30 AM, Lunch: Noon-1 PM, Dinner: Early-6:45PM, Late-8:45 PM.
Dress: We suggest smart casual attire. On formal evenings (2), formal attire is appropriate in the restaurant, which includes suits and ties or tuxedos for men and dresses for women. Swimwear, shorts and jeans are not permitted.
Costs: No additional costs, but specialty drinks and alcoholic beverages are at current bar menu prices.
Reservations are required.
L'lppocampo Restaurant: L'Ippocampo Restaurant offers fine Mediterranean cuisine in an elegant setting.
Seating Times: Breakfast: 7:30-9:30 AM, Lunch: Noon-1 PM, Dinner: Early-6:45PM, Late-8:45 PM.
Dress: We suggest smart casual attire. On formal evenings (2), formal attire is appropriate in the restaurant, which includes suits and ties or tuxedos for men and dresses for women. Swimwear, shorts and jeans are not permitted.
Costs: No additional costs, but specialty drinks and alcoholic beverages are at current bar menu prices.
Reservations are required.
La Pergola Restaurant: Lirica’s al fresco dining spot serves casual fare under a large white canopy by the pool.
Seating Times: Breakfast: 7-10 AM, Lunch: Noon-2 PM.
Dress: We suggest smart casual attire.
Costs: No additional costs, but specialty drinks and alcoholic beverages are at current bar menu prices.
No reservations required
Le Bistrot Cafeteria: This casual Lido style casual buffet is open for breakfast and lunch. Seating Times: Breakfast: 6:30-10:00 AM, Lunch: Noon-2 PM.
Dress: We suggest smart casual attire.
Costs: No additional costs, but specialty drinks and alcoholic beverages are at current bar menu prices.
No reservations required.
Pool Side Grill & Pizza Bar: Hot dogs, hamburgers, and pizza are available at the Poolside Grill & Pizza Bar.
Seating Times: Noon-3:30 PM, Evening:5:30-9:00 PM.
Dress: Always Casual.
Costs: No additional costs, but specialty drinks and alcoholic beverages are at current bar menu prices.
No reservations required.
Ice Cream Bar: Adjacent to the pool area, the Ice Cream Bar serves up refreshing ice-cream with all the fixings.
Seating Times: 10 AM-5 PM.
Dress: Always Casual.
Costs: Available at current menu prices.
No reservations required.
Room Service: The ship offers 24 hour room service with continental selections for breakfast, and soups, salads, and light snacks for lunch and dinner.
Seating Times: 24 hours a day.
Dress: Always Casual.
Costs: No additional charges for breakfast & non-alcoholic beverage orders. A nominal fee of $2.50 at other times. Alcoholic beverages are additional costs.
No reservations required.
ENTERTAINMENT & FACILITIES:
Lounges & Bars:
- Exotic Drinks and Beer
- The Beverly Hills Bar
- Lord Nelson Pub
- Beer Bar
- Coffee Bar
- The Coffee Corner
- Pool Bar
- Le Canzone Del Mar
- Lounge
- The Lirica Lounge
Music & Dancing:
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Live Music/Dancing
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Le Cabaret
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The Broadway Theatre
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The Blue Club
Teen Spots:
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Arcade
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Virtual Reality Games
Casino & Gambling:
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Las Vegas Casino
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Table Games and Slot Machines
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The Card Room
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Currencies Accepted: U.S. Dollars, Euros, Traveler's Checks, cruise card, and all major credit cards except Discover. For all Europe cruises, the only currency accepted onboard is the Euro.
Spa:
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The Lirica Health Center
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Wide variety of Spa treatments
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Salon
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Steam/Sauna room
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Additional charge for Spa treatments and salon services
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Relaxing Area
Sports & Fitness:
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Gymnasium
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State-of-the-art exercise equipment includes: weight machines, free weights, stationary bikes, stair steppers, and treadmills
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Exercise Classes: Aerobics, Total Body Circuit Training, Yoga.
Sports Deck:
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Jogging Track
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Shuffle Board
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Mini-Golf
Pools:
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Le Piscine Pools
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Whirlpools (2)
Shops:
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Rodeo Drive Shopping Arcade
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Vogue Boutique Men & Women
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Cosmetics Shop
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Jewels Shop
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Wine & Spirits Shop.
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MSC Shop.
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Duty free goods include: clothing, cosmetics, perfumes, jewelry, and sundries
Photo Gallery.
Leisure:
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The Broadway Theatre show
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Musicals show
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Stage Shows
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Flamenco Dancing show
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Magicians and Mimes show
Parties and Theme Nights:
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Captain's Welcome Party
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Themed parties and events vary with ship and itinerary
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Events and parties are held on special occasions and vary from ship and itinerary.
Music & Dance:
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Live Bands
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Classical Concerts
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Karaoke Nights
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Solo and Duo Vocal performances
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40's Dance Music, 50's Rock and Roll.
Contests & Tournaments:
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Game Rooms
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Blackjack and slot machine contests
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Treasure Hunts
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Trivia & Quizzes
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Sports Tournaments, Pool Games.
Other Features:
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Library
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Virtual Games
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Photo Gallery
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Mini-golf
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MSC Business Center with Internet connection.
Enrichment:
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Photography lessons
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Wine Tasting workshops
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Guest Lecturers
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Gaming lessons
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Art classes
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Dance Lessons
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Wellness Program
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Classes vary on ship and itinerary.
Kids & Families:
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Mini-club: 3 to 8 Years Old
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Junior Club: 9 to 13 Years Old
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Teen Club: 14 to 17 Years Old
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Activities vary by the number and ages of the children onboard.
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Children under 3 years old must be accompanied by an adult at all times to visit the Mini-Club.
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