Black Friday

Conditions

Alannia Costa Blanca and Alannia Guardamar

First Child Free Offer

Pitch

• Minimum stay of 3 nights. Bookable from April 2nd to June 6th

Cabin

• Minimum stay of 3 nights. For stays from January 1st to June 6th, except March 19th (St. Joseph) and March 28th to April 1st (Easter Week)

Alannia Els Prats and Alannia Costa Dorada

First Child Free Offer

Pitch and Cabin

• Minimum stay of 3 nights at Alannia Els Prats and 2 nights at Alannia Costa Dorada. For stays from March 11th to June 20th except from March 28th to April 1st (Easter Week)

Alannia Salou

First Child Free Offer

• Minimum stay subject to conditions. For stays throughout 2024.

Second Child Offer at 40% discount

• Minimum stay of 3 nights. For stays from March 11th to June 20th except from March 28th to April 1st (Easter Week)

What Is Black Friday?

Also known as "Black Friday," it is the day of the year with the biggest discounts in online stores.
This day has its origins in the United States and coincides with Thanksgiving Day. Black Friday marks the beginning of Christmas shopping, as there is no other time of the year with such significant discounts as those found on this day or during these days. In Spain, it has been celebrated for several years, as in the case of Alannia Resorts, and more and more companies are joining this initiative.

The Best Black Friday Deals

Not just one, not two, but 10 days of super deals at Alannia Resorts! One day of offers seemed insufficient, and we want you to enjoy a fantastic family vacation at the best price in all our resorts. Cabins, pitches, and rooms in paradisiacal settings on the Costa Blanca and Costa Dorada, surrounded by nature, near the beach, and with a wide range of facilities and services like pools with slides, restaurants, gyms, spas, entertainment for all ages, sports courts, and much more!

History and Origin of Black Friday

The term "Black Friday" began to be used in Philadelphia around 1960. The expression was popularized by police officers who managed the city's traffic, as a surge of vehicles and people clogged the streets following Thanksgiving Thursday and the anticipated American football game between the army and the navy. Its usage spread and eventually extended to other states.

Curiosities About the Origin of Black Friday

There are other theories to explain the origin of Black Friday. One of them argues that the term dates back to 1869, when two Wall Street stockbrokers, Jim Fisk and Jay Gould, sought to corner the gold market. They conspired with Boss Tweed, a famous New York politician, but their plan was unsuccessful, and they failed in their attempt. The price of gold plummeted rapidly, leading many investors to bankruptcy, thus giving the day the name "Black Friday."