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...On our recent holiday to Salou I was determined to visit Port Aventura, the Universal Studios theme park. From opinions and surfing the internet I understood that this was a first class theme park which would take a two day visit to fully appreciate it. I love the big thrill rides so I was looking forward to spending a couple of days fully exploring. ~~~ Admission ~~~ You can buy admission tickets on the day or from loads of places in resort, we saw them on sale in our hotel, the local shops, restaurants and bars. Because it was early in the season we managed to pick up our tickets for 4000 pesetas each rather than the advertised 4800 pesetas. We were told not to worry about buying two day tickets as you could buy an extension ticket within the park to come back for a second day. For your information ticket prices are as follows... Read review

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Advantages: Funny,good product presentation,long
Disadvantages: -

...Hello, all who don't know, iam a german pupil who wants to get a better english here;). We all see advertisment in tv every day, in every documentation, every sports event and every movie. The most advertisments are boring, but there is one advertisment from UK, i saw in a german show which shows the best advertisments arround the world. I really laughed about this advertisment so i want to write about it, you might know this spot. THE SPOT We are in Manchester stadium, David Beckham just flew out of game cause of a red card, he is going to the locker room but on the way to it he see a young boy with a Pepsi in his hand. After this had game Beckham is thirsty of course and asks the boy if he could have a little bit. Of course the boy says yet and it seems he is a big fan of Beckham. Beckham drinks the Pepsi and enjoys... Read review

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Advantages: the drink's lack of sugar, the advert's humour
Disadvantages: single handedly aimed at women

...Diet Coke have recently began yet another lucrative advertising assault on British Television and follow they're previous attempts at being kitsch, cool and alternative while simultaneously targetting their product solely at women. Whether it be Etta James blasting out the immortal "I just wanna make love to you" while a scantily clad hunk sips diet coke to the orgasmic gasps of an office full of women or the latest gang of women acting bizarrely to the slogan "live it", the advertising brains at Diet Coke seem to think that only women are capable of drinking it. What about the clinically obese who want to lose a bit of weight or those people who just prefer the taste?! The new adverts are admittedly quite funny, with a group of girls pleading with a park ranger to allow them to stay in the park after closing time by enticing him... Read review

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