Stena Line's making magical memories for little pirates and princesses
Stena Line has confirmed the extension of its popular Pirates and Princesses Cruises, sailing from Belfast to Cairnryan, with the latest dates being July 8, August 6 and 13, September 6 and 20 and October 29 and 30.
The party starts as soon as you step on board, as your little Jack Sparrows, Annas and Elsas enjoy a disco, and some action-packed games.
And as you make your way to Cairnryan there'll be plenty to keep your young ones entertained, kicking off with a puppet show and a variety of interactive games.
The return journey on this non-landing trip will begin with another disco and feature a spellbinding magician, before a fancy-dress parade brings the day to a close.
Orla Noonan, Stena Line Travel Commercial Manager, said: 'We understand how important it is to create memories with your children and what better way than by welcoming lots of little pirates and princesses onboard.
'We're delighted to once again welcome families onboard this cruise and can't wait for what is sure to be an exciting event. We have lots of magical adventures planned and we know our young passengers will have a brilliant time.'
Prices start from £15 per child and £12 per adult. For more information visit Stena Line's website.
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Stena Line's making magical memories for little pirates and princesses
Stena Line has confirmed the extension of its popular Pirates and Princesses Cruises, sailing from Belfast to Cairnryan, with the latest dates being July 8, August 6 and 13, September 6 and 20 and October 29 and 30. The party starts as soon as you step on board, as your little Jack Sparrows, Annas and Elsas enjoy a disco, and some action-packed games. And as you make your way to Cairnryan there'll be plenty to keep your young ones entertained, kicking off with a puppet show and a variety of interactive games. The return journey on this non-landing trip will begin with another disco and feature a spellbinding magician, before a fancy-dress parade brings the day to a close. Orla Noonan, Stena Line Travel Commercial Manager, said: 'We understand how important it is to create memories with your children and what better way than by welcoming lots of little pirates and princesses onboard. 'We're delighted to once again welcome families onboard this cruise and can't wait for what is sure to be an exciting event. We have lots of magical adventures planned and we know our young passengers will have a brilliant time.' Prices start from £15 per child and £12 per adult. For more information visit Stena Line's website.
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