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 Biplane Sightseeing Tour of London from Red Letter Days£250.00
Category: Flying
Availability: Most Saturdays and Sundays from March to October (weather permitting) as well as some selected Wednesdays (excluding 14 July - 12 September as no fly zone due to the Olympics).Weather: Flying is a weather dependent activity. It is essential that you call the venue after 8.30am on... These days air travel is a nightmare of queues, checks and delays - and modern passenger jets are so vast that it's easy to forget you're in the air at all. Recreate the thrill of early air travel with a flight in one of Britain's best loved pre-war aircrafts, the De Havilland Dragon... |
 Biplane Sightseeing Tour of London... from Red Letter Days£425.00
Category: Flying
Availability: Most Saturdays and Sundays from March to October (weather permitting) as well as some selected Wednesdays (excluding 14 July - 12 September as no fly zone due to the Olympics).Weather: Flying is a weather dependent activity. It is essential that you call the venue after 8.30am on... Recreate the thrill of early air travel with a flight in one of Britain's best loved pre-war aircrafts, the De Havilland Dragon Rapide biplane. Taking off from the Imperial War Museum Duxford, you'll fly south to London, enjoying magnificent views from 1,500 feet. First the Millennium... |
 Ultimate Choice For High Flyers &... from Activity Superstore£199.00
Category: Flying
A choice of 30 amazing flying and driving experiences Do you know someone who just isn't happy unless they're doing something most people wouldn't dream of? Or someone who you think could do with some excitement in their life? We have the perfect gift, so look no further. In this fantastic choice pack you can pick one from a selection of... |
 The 39 Steps @ Criterion Theatre from UK Theatre Tickets£15.50
Category: Theatre
Book Discount Theatre Tickets to The 39 Steps Securely Online only from UK Theatre Tickets John Buchan's THE 39 STEPS - memorably filmed by Alfred Hitchcock in 1935 - is thrillingly adapted for the West End stage. Nothing has been cut from this hilarious and spectacular... |