they are not sold in Italy, marketing reasons.
There are in Germany, Austria, Switzerland.
It seems they Slovenia and Croatia are considered like Italy…
I thought this was gonna be you reading something, Milan 
Well, maybe he is going to read the small printed text on that package…?
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I adore that show, but I wonder if a school setting does it justice. 
It’s real, so even in Austria there’s that ticket! They don’t sell it in Italy 
I brought the box from Germany. Haven’t checked here yet.
There was no coupon in the box.
So you don’t just cut around the yellow dotted line? 
Oh, that´s what the coupon was?
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Just a guess. I can’t read the instructions at the bottom properly.
…
maybe you can read them for me 
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The box is in the trash in austria now.
I read you something else when I have an idea what. 
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Nooo… !!! 
Anyway, as you know, I went to Gardaland 3 days ago, and used one of those coupons (received from a kind user of this forum, who lives in Germany).
At the Gardaland’s ticket bench, the clerk asked me: “WHERE did you get THIS?”
I looked him in the eyes, and with a deep voice and a bavarian accent, I said:
“Ger-ma-ny.”
“OK” – he acknowledged.
Well… to pay €20.25 instead of €40.50 to spend 7 hours in an amusement park, makes a difference, IMHO…
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Ahahahaha!! 
It sounds like Kellogg’s just decided to do that promotion without Gardaland knowing about it…
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Can you record this for us? 
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within a few hours, I’m at work now
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The name of this thread is confusing me to no end.
What’s wrong with “Kellogg’s coupons”? 
