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Trip to Catalans

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Leeds Rhinos are proud to announce their official travel package for the Champions game in Perpignan against Catalans Dragons on Easter Monday, 5th April 2010.

The Rhinos and Dragons produced some of the most compelling games in last season’s engage Super League season and now they are set to face each other again over Easter next year.

This is one of the highlights of the calendar and places are expecting to be in heavy demand. You will fly out on a private charter with the squad on Easter Sunday returning on Tuesday 6th April 2010.

Places are limited so early booking is recommended.
The package includes:

Return travel on a private charter plane with the Rhinos squad direct from Leeds Bradford Airport to Perpignan
2 nights’ bed and breakfast in a 3 star central Perpignan hotel
Transfers within France
Match Ticket

Price per person £495 (single room supplement £90)

To book your place or find out more details call 0113 2033222 or email lucy.hetherington@leedsrugby.com

Ticket information

Tickets for the away game at Catalans Dragons on Monday 5th April kick off 6.30pm (local time) are now on sale from the Headingley Carnegie ticket office.

We have received tickets for the Tribune Vaquer which is unreserved seating behind the posts. They are priced at £14 for Adults and £9 for Students (with a valid student card), Senior Citizens (Over 60 years of age) and Juniors.

Junior season ticket holders can exchange their away voucher at Headingley Carnegie ticket sales office.

Disabled fans will need to contact Catalans directly by e-mailing r.prunac@catalansdragons.com. We strongly recommend that you purchase your tickets for this match prior to travelling. You can book your tickets by calling 0871 423 1315 or online at www.therhinos.co.uk/buytickets

Perpignan
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Perpignan or Perpinya is the old capital of Roussillon, from 1278 to 1344 capital of the kingdom of Majorca (which included the Balearics, Roussillon, Cerdagne and the coastal region extending east to Montpellier) and now the chief town of the department of Pyrenees-Orientales.

Pyrenees-Orientales is the southern most department of the Languedoc Roussillon. Perpignan is located near the Mediterranean Sea in the south of France and is only about 30kms from the Spain. Perpignan retains a distinct Spanish flavour as it was once the capital of the kingdom of Majorca and later Catalonias second-largest city after Barcelona. Perpignan’s height was in the 13th and 14th centuries, when the kings of Majorca held their court here. Perpignan is a fascinating city to explore.


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