Emporium Hotel Brisbane
1000 Ann St, Fortitude Valley Brisbane, Queensland, 4006, Australia
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All aboard!
... to get on the ship and explore while it is bare. However, I have heard some cruises have dedicated check in times, and I have never experienced this, so I don't know about getting there early in that case.
After a while, they went home and we went to the check in lounge to await boarding. We didn’t have to wait long, and when our number came up about 10 mins later we joined the next queue (xray) before heading up the stairs and through customs. We then joined ...
Aussie Hour
... being playing continuously and theres a huge tree covered in silver decorations and sparkling white lights. Pretty but phooey. Better start considering the whole event soon then..
Waiting at the gate to board again and a baby (maybe 8 months old?) is butterfly swimming his way down the corridor on his stomach wearing black shorts and a yellow & white striped top. Looks like a swimming bumblebee..
Next stop, Dubai.
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Island Vibing! Our first Aussie festival
... itself was tiny in comparison to festivals we are used to in the UK, but it was perfectly formed and one of the cleanest places I have ever seen considering the few thousand people who were making their way through tents and stools and eateries. There was an array of amazing food, lots of lovely organic stuff and the most delicious Yemeni food place ever that we frequented a number of times during the weekend! The weather was outstanding and ...
Brisvegas
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remember where it was so we asked but now one knew where it was until a guy
mentioned the down under bar!
Next
on the trip we drove up to the Sunshine coast to Mooloolaba, a beautiful
beach. Got some good sunbathing time in, was hoping there would be some
surf but it was flat. We saw the surf lifesavers training they swam, ran,
paddle for a good hour with out stopping. Pretty impressive.
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Crikey ... it's the Irwins!
... have had a great marketing manager and as we left we passed a few of the many shops that were selling merchandise which covered just about everything imaginable. They had also heavily marketed Bindi who even had her own line of books, had an Australian only made shop and bespoke outlets all over the park.
We picked up a magnet and also bought a $2 ticket for the animal hospital which was a short walk across the car ...



