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Cheap Little Disco Tickets for Penge 27th Feb


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Hello


I brought x2 adult and x1 child tickets from The Little Disco Company for this Saturday 27th Feb 1pm-2.30pm in The Royston Halls in Penge- but cant make it as its my Nan's 92nd Birthday Party!


Here is link for more info sounds like a blast!It would cost ?17.05 total if you order online but I'm selling for ?10,

I can send you the ticket e-mail with the entry code. They are happy for me to sell on the tickets.


http://us8.campaign-archive2.com/?u=6192d1c78b6c6d3f8712df78f&id=903526c045&e=3328d8b69e

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