Up to a $100 Value!



    MILWAUKEE, Aug. 6 /EMWNews/ -- A Disney Character Breakfast is one

of those beloved originals -- a must-do experience for families on a Disney

vacation. Here kids of all ages can rise and shine with their favorite

Disney Characters and a magical breakfast buffet while receiving photo and

autograph signing opportunities that will serve as magical keepsakes for

years to come.



    



    During the month of August, United Vacations is including up to four

free Disney Character Breakfasts with vacations booked to the Disneyland(R)

Resort in Anaheim, California.



    To receive this offer customers must enter promo code FREE at the time

of purchase and include the following items in their vacation package upon

checkout:






    -- Roundtrip flight to Disneyland(R) Resort (DLR)

    -- 4 nights or more in an Anaheim area hotel

    -- 3-Day or longer Park Hopper(R) Bonus Ticket per person, which includes



       one Magic Morning admission for early entry and advance purchase

       savings over box office prices

    -- Up to four Disney Character Breakfasts



    For families bigger than four people, additional Character Breakfasts

may be purchased for any additional passengers. However, they'll still get

the first four for free.



    Offer is valid for bookings made by August 31, 2008 for travel through

December 31, 2008.



    Consumers: Purchase online at http://www.unitedvacations.com, by

calling 888-328-6877 or by contacting a travel agent.



    Travel Agents: Book UV through VAX VacationAccess(R) at

http://www.vaxvacationaccess.com or the VAX VacationAccess technology via

Amadeus AgentNet, Sabre Vacations, and Vacation.com AgentNet.



    To view complete offer terms and conditions visit

http://www.unitedvacations.com.



    United Vacations' America, Canada, Caribbean, Europe, Hawaii, Mexico

and Ski programs are operated by The Mark Travel Corporation in Milwaukee,

one of the largest vacation companies and operators of private-label brands

in the United States.