"child price" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a discounted price for children or young individuals. Example: "Children under the age of 12 can enter the movie theater at a discounted child price." Another example: "The restaurant offers a special child price for kids' meals on Sundays."
Fixed child price of £199 for holidays between 19 August and 6 October.
The child price break, meanwhile, had been squeezed to a single dollar.
Separately, SeaWorld, Busch Gardens and Aquatica are offering adult tickets, normally $74.95 each, at the child price ($64.95) when purchased at least a week in advance through the park Web sites (www.worldsofdiscovery.com).com
"Young people, once they're out of the child price ticket category, now very often choose to go to the pub, where they can watch the game for free.
"He thought spend your money now, do everything now, just enjoy life". After having to cope with learning disabilities as a child, Price decided to use his experience to help children with autism, Michalsen said.
In its latest Child Prices report, published in Holiday Which? last summer, the Consumers Association checked out a 'single parent family offer' being advertised by the holiday operator JMC.
The special offer page has a section on 'one-adult families' promising: 'In selected hotels we have negotiated special rates for one adult families, offering similar low child prices as for families with two adults.
Free child places or reduced child prices are normally restricted to two-parent families, but Thomson's single-parent policy means single mums and dads qualify too.
"Make sure your intentions are clear to all of your children," Price said.
Overall, however, the reasons for the high per-child price tag are still not well understood, the auditor's report said.
Children, priced out of the market for trophy cards, found that affordable cards were becoming more scarce.
