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Jules

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Posts: 1

Gold Coast - OK for families?
on: August 23, 2011, 17:18

Is the Gold Coast OK for families do you think? I mean apart from the theme parks, is all the other crap up there going to make it OK or not so good for my young family?

I need some advice. It's either the Gold Coast or Sunshine Coast for us. All input welcome!

Jules

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chtravel

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Posts: 7

Re: Gold Coast - OK for families?
on: August 23, 2011, 17:19

In my opinion, if the theme parks were on the Sunshine Coast it wouldn't even be a debate! But that's just my opinion...

Anita

Newbie
Posts: 1

Re: Gold Coast - OK for families?
on: August 23, 2011, 18:09

If you want a more relaxed holiday, then the Sunshine Coast for me has more options.

Emmylou

Newbie
Posts: 1

Re: Gold Coast - OK for families?
on: August 24, 2011, 09:25

I say, Sunshine Coast because of more interesting options for kids.

bjland4

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Posts: 1

Re: Gold Coast - OK for families?
on: December 5, 2011, 17:57

YES! I agree this ;"In my opinion, if the theme parks were on the Sunshine Yunnan Travel Coast it wouldn't even be a debate! But that's just my opinion..."

Nevaeh

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Re: Gold Coast - OK for families?
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Re: Gold Coast - OK for families?
on: January 19, 2012, 11:32

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