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An ordinary return fare for a car carrying two adults and two children costs £76.40 in low season and £90.80 at bank holiday weekends.
Now, across the board, there are low season discounts on tolls, some of which are significantly less than the fares in the last year of the ferry's operation.
Mid to late summer is low season for tourists, but a prime time for waves and international tournaments.
Despite the low season totals had at least one reception in 14 of the 16 games that he dressed in.
The price depends on what season it is, with an adult pass in the high season costing 6 euros, and 4 in the low season.
Peak season prices are obviously higher but budget conscious travellers can have a fantasic time in the low season.
The firm employed 50-60 people in low season, and about 100 people in high season.
The beach is undeveloped with coral reefs on the north side and surfing in the low season.
This was useful during low season and early morning/late night services when there was little demand, as it allowed the network to keep labour costs down.
Every intermediate station is a request stop and, during low season, trains are often known to travel straight from one end of the line to the other, without stopping.
This also explains why these populations are often very fluctuent with a large immigration during harvest and a significant emigration during the low season or in case of crises.
Secondly, such a programme must create employment for example in hotels, restaurants, transport facilities that have to shut or drastically reduce their staff in low seasons.
