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Hobbit home dinner party offers

Tuesday, 27 November 2012

“PRECIOUS” MOVIE EXPERIENCE FOR CRYSTAL HOLIDAY-ERS

Known for its ingenuity in global adventure, Crystal Cruises is offering an exclusive new dinner experience in 2013, on the “Hobbiton” set used for the Lord of the Rings trilogy and new prequel film.  The unique shoreside opportunity will be offered on the 29 January voyage through the region.

The two local cultures of New Zealand and “Middle Earth” will come alive, starting with a private, after-hours, guided tour of the village movie set.  From Frodo and Bilbo Baggins’ Hobbit holes to the Brandywine Bridge, guests will enter buildings and stroll rolling hills, while learning about the massive efforts undertaken to build the site.  On the grounds of the hobbit-frequented Green Dragon Inn, with a beautiful sunset view overlooking the lake and Mill, guests will enjoy a bevy of extraordinary local wine and beer, a traditional Kiwi barbeque, and other fresh fare served by wait staff in Lord of the Rings garb.

The Hobbiton dinner and village exploration fee is US$265 per person.  A second Lord of the Rings-themed Adventure is also offered, visiting Edoras’ home, Mt. Potts Station and Lodge, and New Zealand’s Southern Alps from Christchurch.

The January cruise overnights in Auckland, then overnights in Tauranga, and proceeds through Napier, Wellington, Picton, Christchurch, Dunedin, and the Sounds before concluding with an overnight in Sydney.  All-inclusive “Book Now” fares for the 13-day sailing start from US$4,775 per person, double occupancy if booked by 28 December.


Source = Crystal Cruises
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