Funky Green Voyager, Rotorua

Advantages: Great unique place to see!
Disadvantages: Smella of eggs!!

...where on a budget but they have a varied range available. A must see in Rotorua is the Thermal Wonderland, a world full of geothermic activity you will see sights that you never dreamt you'd see. I really felt like I had gone back in time to Jurassic park when I entered the wonderland. The wonderland is laid out so that you can walk around freely at your own pace, every person is given a map showing different routes that you can take to explore the sights it holds. The highlights for me included the Champagne Pool, a massive thermal lake with many colours from orange, red and green, it really is an amazing sight. The Artists Palette is similar sight to the Champagne Pool, you get to walk across it on a bridge which gives you a very close look at all the colours. Entrance is $27.50 per adult and $9.00 per child, a bargain in my... Read review

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Advantages: A punctual service
Disadvantages: Some seating issues for the taller person

...VIRGIN VOYAGER My latest journey to Birmingham New Street on the Virgin Voyager cost £62 return. I departed on the 7:29 “cross country” train from Preston in Lancashire. Preston and Birmingham are on many of the “cross country” train routes which make up one of the national franchises which were awarded following rail privatisation. The Voyager train was intended to upgrade “cross country” travel when introduced earlier in the noughties. Although its operating speed matched the existing 125 mph of the existing ageing virgin fleet, these were modern trains with better acceleration and more comfortable facilities on board. Whenever, I have travelled on the Voyager I have found them generally comfortable, although they did seem to go through a phase of overcrowding a few years ago. Virgin were expected to have a fifteen year... Read review

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Advantages: New, fast and amazing at acclerating, Run very often depends on location.
Disadvantages: Noisy.

...The Virgin Voyager has to be one of the best ever train to come out. The Virgin Voyager is the most modern train to come the inside is amazing because the trains are clean and tidy furthermore the Virgin Voyager looks amazing with the red, grey and yellow lively. The Virgin Voyager runs very frequency. The frequency will change from station to station. The Virgin Voyager runs from Glasgow, Edinburgh, Carlisle, Newcastle, Preston, York, Crewe, Derby, Birmingham, Bristol, Reading, Bournemouth, Exeter, Plymouth and Penzance. The Virgin Voyager leans when it comes around a corner. It leans into a curve. This means it can go even faster round curve's than the older trains which are no longer in service with Virgin like the hst however some hst are still running. The Virgin Voyger has 4 or 5 cars they have one or two first class coaches... Read review

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