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Tips and deals of the week: Legoland Florida, Vango and Longleat Safari Park

Saturday 19 May 2012 17:59 BST

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The attraction

Legoland Florida opens a new waterpark next Saturday, with Lego-themed flumes and the chance to build a Lego raft for the lazy river. Legoland.com

The kit

Vango's new range of tents includes the Ark DS, an all-in-one option with sewn-in groundsheet and colour-coded poles. From £85. Vango.co.uk

The trip

Longleat Safari Park has launched adventure breaks abroad, which are organised by the Adventure Company. The first is a 10-day safari in Saadani NP, Tanzania. Longleat.co.uk/overseas

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