No wings necessary to see Paul McCartney
Because, baby you can drive your car aboard the CAT high-speed ferry, then on to Halifax, where McCartney is headlining an outdoor concert on July 11.
The CAT is offering a three-day package including:
round-trip vehicle and passenger transportation from Portland to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
two nights with daily breakfast at the Oak Island Resort and Spa (45 minutes from Halifax).
open admission tickets to the outdoor concert at The Commons, in Halifax, on July 11. (Bring chairs or a blanket.)
Price is $541 per person, based on double occupancy. Fuel surcharges and Port and Security fees are extra.
Note: It's about a three- to four-hour drive from Yarmouth, where the Cat docks, to Halifax, but you'll probably want to take longer to see some of the sights en route.
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