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Disney debuts tour of Norway
Adventures by Disney will play off the release of a new animated film, Frozen, to kick off a new family-oriented tour of Norway.
The eight-day, seven-night trip will visit the villages of Bergen, Flam, Geiranger and Oslo, and include visits with local fishermen and farmers, a safari to the Fjord country, hiking, rafting down the Voss, rainbow trout fishing and glacier
The trip includes accomodations atthe Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, the Fretheim Hotel, the Hotel Union and the Grand Hotel Oslo.
One Junior Adventure Night keeps the kids busy while parents enjoy a fine-dining experience.
Trips begin with one adults-only tour on May 31, 2014, with prices starting at $4,989 per adult.
"Frozen" is the story of fearless optimist Anna who sets off on an epic journey—teaming up with a rugged mountain man and his loyal reindeer—to find her sister and save the kingdom of Arendelle from eternal winter.
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