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Busch Gardens Tampa Bay to hold Black Friday camp
If you'll be in Florida for Thankgiving, Busch Gardens Tampa Bay is offering to watch your kids while you shop on Black Friday.
The theme park is holding a Black Friday Kid's Camp for children ages 5 to 11. The camp is open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 26, which should allow you at least 10-11 hours of shopping once you factor in travel time to and from the park.
The cost for a full day is $55, or, if you're not as serious a shopper, you can choose a morning or afternoon half-day camp for $30.
Programs during the Black Friday Kid's Camp will include interactions with some of the animals that live at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay.
Meals and snacks for the kids will be provided, and the park is even promising to greet you with a hot cup of coffee when you drop them off at dark-thirty.
Reservations for the Black Friday camp are required in advance. Make them by calling (813) 987-5087.
The theme park is holding a Black Friday Kid's Camp for children ages 5 to 11. The camp is open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 26, which should allow you at least 10-11 hours of shopping once you factor in travel time to and from the park.The cost for a full day is $55, or, if you're not as serious a shopper, you can choose a morning or afternoon half-day camp for $30.
Programs during the Black Friday Kid's Camp will include interactions with some of the animals that live at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay.
Meals and snacks for the kids will be provided, and the park is even promising to greet you with a hot cup of coffee when you drop them off at dark-thirty.
Reservations for the Black Friday camp are required in advance. Make them by calling (813) 987-5087.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Bonnie Nov 25th 2010 8:35AM
all so the parents can push and shove others and be greedy...better the kids DON'T see it. I wouldn't shop Thanksgiving weekend no matter what the prices. if we collectively refused to but Christmas stuff until after Thanksgiving it might stop showing up on store shelves before Columbus day! All for GREED.
sunny Nov 25th 2010 2:28PM
I agree.....the holidays have become all about greed and who can buy what.
It's ridiculous. It's why we don't "do" Christmas anymore.
Your Highness Nov 25th 2010 3:01PM
Black Friday has become a religion where mindless sheep gather to worship at the altar of commerce while their children are being taught the Gospel of Greed.