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I didnt realise until a while ago, that you dont need a passport to go to Jersey from the UK - we havent got passports and they are quite costly. Ive been looking on ww.gojersey.co.uk Has anyone used this company? their prices seem good and I really like the look of the Merton Hotel - which has a Flowrider   Also, anyone ever been to the Merton or can recommend a good hotel?

Thanks
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http://www.cadburyworld.co.uk

Visited 1-3-09

A GREAT place, for a day out.

Make sure you book your tickets, in advance, as it gets very very busy !!

As a wheelchair user I found no obstacles, most of the area is flat  (except for the approach to “Essence” and “The Bourneville Experience” which is along a tarmac slope – small amount of assistance needed).

The tour is flat, with a lift, to the second floor (the packaging plant is viewed by going up a  staircase , but a waiting space for wheelchairs or pushchairs is provided). One part you can have a go at writing your name in chocolate.

On “Cadabra” there is a wheelchair accessible ride, round the exhibition ( where they take your photo).

The Cadbury Shop, is where you can buy souvenirs, of your visit and purchase anything “chocoltey” .
Next is the CAFÉ, where you can relax, with a drink or a meal (prices are not bad, for a tourist attraction).

Pictures at http://www.flickr.com/photos/alanroygbiv/sets/72157614670747541/



Alan Thomas
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