Our 2016 Tour Book

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Our 2016 Tour Book

CATAWESE COACH LINES, INC.
PO Box 546
862 Trevorton Road
Shamokin, PA 17872
1-800-752-8687 or 797-4037
www.catawese.com
It has been our pleasure serving you this past year and we look forward to a
fun-filled 2016. The growth we’ve experienced over the years is because of
customers like you, who faithfully support our business. We appreciate your
trust, and we’ll do our best to continue to give you the kind of service you
expect and deserve.
Be sure to take advantage of our family-oriented tours offering discounted
children’s rates.
Your continued patronage and suggestions are a vital part of our growth. We
appreciate the feedback we receive through the use of the tour comment
sheets. We have taken your suggestions and provided several new tours for
2016 while bringing back some old favorites.
Be sure to visit our website, www.catawese.com throughout the year for newly
added tours.
Join us and discover the ease and economic benefits of traveling by
motorcoach. Sit back, relax, visit with friends and make some new ones, while
your professional driver deals with the traffic.
Come, Ride with the Tribe!
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DATE
TOUR
PAGE
February
25
“Nana’s Naughty Knickers”, Rainbow’s Comedy Theatre
9
March
6
10
Philadelphia Flower Show – “Explore America”
Philadelphia Flower Show - “Explore America”
9
9
April
6
9
16
24
28
“Menopause, the Musical, Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
Springtime in Washington DC
New York City – A Day on Your Own
Tampa Bay Rays vs NY Yankees, Yankee Stadium
“Samson” at Sight & Sound
9
10
10
10
10
May
1
13
15
21
27
28
Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus Xtreme
Atlantic City
9th Avenue International Food Festival, New York City
Steeped in History
Atlantic City
11
11
12
12
13
13
June
4
10
11 or 12
17-18
22
24
25
9/11 Memorial & Museum
Atlantic City
Detroit Tigers vs NY Yankees at Yankee Stadium
Honor & History, Washington DC
New York City—A Day on Your Own
Atlantic City
Baltimore’s Inner Harbor
13
14
14
15
16
16
16
July
6
8
10
16
16
16 or 17
17
22
23
23-24
Philadelphia Zoo
Atlantic City
Whale & Dolphin Cruise, Cape May
New York City Guided Tour w/lunch at Bubba Gump’s
Finger Lakes Wine Festival, Watkins Glen
Boston Red Sox vs NY Yankees at Yankee Stadium
New York Mets vs Phila Phillies, Citizens Bank Park
Atlantic City
Presque Isle & Erie
17
17
18
18
18
19
19
19
19
20
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DATE
TOUR
PAGE
August
4
12
13
14
17
20
23-24
26
“Law & Murder” Murder Mystery Peddler’s Vlg
Atlantic City
Rehoboth Beach
Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island
Thunder over the Boardwalk, Atlantic City
New York City - A Day on Your Own
Houston Astros vs Pirates at PNC Park
Atlantic City
21
21
21
22
23
22
22
23
September
7-17
9
17
23
The Lonestar State—Texas!
Atlantic City
Atlantic City
23
27
28
28
October
1
1
8-9
15
22
Notre Dame vs Syracuse at Met Life Stadium
Honoring Heroes—Flight 93 Memorial, Quecreek
Old Fashioned Christmas in the Woods
New York City - A Day on Your Own
Washington DC
28
29
29
30
30
November
12
24
26
26
27
28
30
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
Park City, Tanger Outlets, Rockvale Square
Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall
“Winter Wonderland” American Music Theatre
Christmas Spectacular Radio City SPECIAL EXPRESS
Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting, NYC
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31
31
32
32
32
33
December
3
3
7
8
10
11
17
28
Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall
33
Dickens of a Christmas, Wellsboro
33
“Christmas Spectacular” Radio City SPECIAL EXPRESS
34
“Holly Jolly Christmas” at Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre 34
34
“Christmas Spectacular” @ Radio City Music Hall
35
35
35
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General Information
RESPONSIBILITY – Catawese Coach Lines, Inc acts solely in the capacity of an agent
on behalf of its tour patrons and as such, arranges for transportation, lodging, admissions, sightseeing, and other services. We are not responsible for any damage, loss,
delay, injury or accident due to any act or default on the part of any company or person
engaged in providing transportation, lodging, admissions, sightseeing or other services
which are part of the tour. Rates quoted in this brochure are based on current tariffs at
the time of printing and, although we anticipate no change, rates are subject to change at
or before time of final payment. Catawese Coach Lines, Inc reserves the right to withdraw or make changes in any tour that may become necessary.
RESERVATIONS – When making a reservation, the following information will be
required: your name, address, daytime phone, home phone, desired pick up location and
names of everyone in your party.
SEATING – With our computerized reservation system, you may request where in the
coach you would like to be seated, window or aisle, front, middle or rear. By making
reservations early, you’ll be assured of your group sitting together and in the area of the
coach you prefer.
SMOKING – Due to federal regulations, smoking is not permitted on any tour. We
apologize for any inconvenience this may pose and we will make efforts to include stops
en route to your destination.
DEPARTURE POINTS – All tours depart from our office on Trevorton Road, as well as
Shamokin, Kulpmont, Mount Carmel, Shamokin Dam, Danville and Bloomsburg. Parking
personal vehicles at pick up locations is done at your own risk and not a responsibility of
Catawese Coach Lines, Inc. or the property owner.
PAYMENT POLICIES
One-Day tours - $20 per person unless otherwise indicated. Deposit required 7 days
from date of reservation with balance due three weeks prior to trip date.
Overnight tours - $100 per person unless otherwise indicated. Deposit required 7 days
from date of reservation with balance due one month prior to trip date.
Vacation tours - $200 per person unless otherwise indicated. Deposit required 7 days
from date of reservation with balance due one month prior to trip date.
Please note: If no payment is received within the above-described time frame, we reserve the
right to cancel your reservation without notification. When paying through the mail with check or
money order, please be sure to specify the tour, date and names of all passengers in your group.
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CANCELLATIONS – Payments received for one day tours will be refunded or transferred
if notice is received in our office three weeks prior to the trip date, provided no advance
purchase tickets were involved. If notice of cancellation is received less than 21 days
prior to the trip date, a 50% cancellation fee of the total tour cost will apply. No refunds or
transfers approved for cancellations made 5 days prior to trip date. There will be no
refunds for pre-purchased tickets such as, but not limited to, sporting events and Radio
City Music Hall Christmas Spectacular. If you must cancel on such a tour, our office will
attempt to resell the tickets for you, but cannot guarantee our success in doing so. Overnight and vacation tours are subject to cancellation fees if cancelled less than one month
prior to departure and are based on supplier policies. There will be no refunds or
transfers approved for “no-shows” the day of the tour.
LUGGAGE – One piece of luggage per person is permitted for vacation tours. A carry-on
is permissible if handled personally by the passenger. Although we take care in handling
luggage, we cannot assume responsibility for loss or damage. Luggage tags will be
issued for one piece of luggage and we ask they remain on the luggage for the duration
of the trip. Due to security, we reserve the right to inspect or refuse any luggage without
prior notification.
INCLEMENT WEATHER – No matter the time of year, weather can play an integral part
of tour plans. During winter months, all tours will depart as scheduled unless otherwise
recommended or prohibited by the State Police or Governor. In Spring/Summer, all tours
will depart as scheduled, rain or shine, unless a supplier notifies us of an event cancellation. Catawese Coach is not responsible for lack of notification on the part of the supplier
prior to our scheduled departure. We reserve the right to alter an itinerary based on
weather conditions.
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES - Alcoholic beverages are not permitted in the passenger
area of the coach on any of our tours. Coolers may be placed in the luggage compartment for later consumption.
OBJECTIONABLE PERSONS – We reserve the right for our employees to remove, from
a tour, any person acting in an abusive or disruptive manner. Any passenger(s) posing a
safety hazard to other passengers will be left in a public area with access to phone and
shelter. These passengers will not be eligible for any type of refund.
ESCORTS – Escorts are company personnel provided to assist in the comfort and enjoyment of passengers while on board the coach. They are not “tour guides”.
Responsibilities include assisting the driver, attending to passenger needs and handling
of tickets and paperwork as required. Additionally, they may promote upcoming tours
and enforce company policies.
GIFT CERTIFICATES – Gift certificates may be purchased at our office or via the mail, in
any amount. Gift certificated accepted only for Catawese Coach Lines, Inc. tours.
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EVERY TUESDAY & THURSDAY
SERVICE AREAS
DEPARTURE POINT
Shamokin—Catawese Terminal
Shamokin Dam — K-mart
Shamokin – Weis Markets
Kulpmont—Bank, Chestnut St
Atlas—Gazebo, West Girard St
Mt Carmel— 5th & Market Sts
Ashland—Former Snyder’s Restaurant
Frackville— Dutch Kitchen
St. Clair—Bank, 2nd & Carroll
Pottsville—Union Station
Cressona—Giant Market
DEPART
7:30am
8:00am
8:30am
8:45am
8:50am
9:00am
9:15am
9:30am
9:40am
9:50am
10:00am
RETURN
8:30pm
8:00pm
7:30pm
7:15pm
7:10pm
7:00pm
6:45pm
6:30pm
6:20pm
6:10pm
6:00pm
Approximate arrival 11am * Depart 5pm for return
Cost:
$20 Per Person
Rebate:
$35 slot play
(Rebate subject to change without prior notice)
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EVERY WEDNESDAY
SERVICE AREAS
DEPARTURE POINT
Shamokin—Catawese Terminal
Elysburg, Boyer’s IGA
Danville, Giant, Church Street
Bloomsburg, Taco Bell
Berwick, Kmart
DEPART
8:00am
8:15am
8:30am
8:45am
9:10am
9:25am
RETURN
8:30pm
8:10pm
7:55pm
7:40pm
7:15pm
7:00pm
Approximate arrival 11:30am * Depart 5:30pm for return
Cost:
$22 Per Person
Rebate:
$35 slot play
(Rebate subject to change without advance notice)
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January 6 & 20 * February 3 & 17 * March 2 & 16
April 6 & 20 * May 4 * 18 * June 1 & 15
July 6 & 20 * August 3 & 17 * September 7 & 21
October 5 & 19 * November 2 & 16 * December 7 & 21
SERVICE AREAS
DEPARTURE POINT
Catawese Coach Terminal
Kulpmont - Bank, Chestnut St
Atlas - Gazebo, West Girard St
Mt Carmel - 5th & Market Sts
Ashland - Former Snyder’s Restaurant
Frackville - Dutch Kitchen
DEPART
8:45am
9:15am
9:30am
9:35am
9:45am
9:55am
10:05am
RETURN
6:00pm
5:45pm
5:30pm
5:25pm
5:15pm
5:05pm
4:55pm
Approximate arrival 11am * Depart 4pm for return
Cost:
$18 Per Person
Rebate:
$25 slot play / $5 food voucher
(Rebates subject to change without prior notice)
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“NANA’S NAUGHTY KNICKERS”
Rainbow’s Comedy Playhouse
Thursday, February 25
Nana has a little business on the side; she makes slinky lingerie for senior citizens. Her
soon-to-be attorney granddaughter is coming to spend the summer and oh, what fun she
will have, trying to keep Nana from getting arrested! Enjoy Rainbow’s traditional buffet,
presented just as you’ve come to know and love it!
Cost: $77.00 per person includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach, meal, show, tax
and gratuity.
PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL FLOWER SHOW
“Explore America”
Sunday, March 6
Thursday, March 10
The 2016 Flower Show will honor our treasured national parks with acres of themed and
floral displays, breathtaking imagery, and heart-pounding adventure experiences to expose
the vast beauty of our national parks to you– our audiences from around the world. From
steamy to petrified, hot springs to arctic, and Redwood to Yellowstone, the largest Flower
Show in the Unites States celebrates 100 years of the National Park Service. Take your
time and enjoy the show, catch a demonstration or lecture. Visit the Gardener’s Studio and
hear gardening and greening experts share their passion. Visit the Make & Take room
where using materials and guidance from DYI experts, you’ll let your inner artist bloom.
Cost: $72.00 per person includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach and flower show
admission.
“MENOPAUSE, THE MUSICAL”
Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
Wednesday, April 6
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! The ladies are back to celebrate "The Change" with a musical that will have you dancing in the aisles! Four women meet in a department store and
instantly bond at the lingerie sale. Laugh as these women make fun of their hot flashes,
mood swings, wrinkles, night sweats, and chocolate binges in parodies of songs from the
60s, 70s, and 80s. Enjoy Dutch Apple’s bountiful buffet before the show!
Cost: $84.00 per person includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach, meal, show, tax
and gratuity.
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SPRINGTIME IN WASHINGTON, DC
Saturday, April 9
The blooming of the cherry trees around the Jefferson Memorial has come to symbolize the
natural beauty of our nation’s capital city. Washington’s historic monuments are framed in
springtime splendor when the Japanese cherry trees bloom. The famous trees indicate the
coming of Spring with an explosion of life and color surrounding the monuments on the
Tidal Basin in a sea of pink and white. After a brief driving tour of the area (traffic patterns
permitting), the day is yours to do as you please. Drop off will be near the Air & Space
Museum. We cannot guarantee blooms will be in full bloom but we do have reasonable
expectations they will be when we visit.
Cost: $50.00 adults, $45 ages 3-12 includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach.
NEW YORK CITY
Saturday, April 16
We’ll arrive in NYC at 11am and depart at 8pm. There is so much to see and do in one of
the largest cities in the world. Shop on Fifth Avenue, stroll through Times Square, see a
show on Broadway, or tour a museum.
Individual Broadway Show tickets available!
Contact us today for tickets to your favorite show!
Cost: $48.00 per person includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach.
TAMPA BAY RAYS at NY YANKEES
Sunday, April 24
Cost: TBD per person includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach and game ticket.
Reserve your seat now; we’ll contact you as soon as plans are finalized.
“SAMSON”
Sight & Sound Theatres
Thursday, April 28
The world's first superhero ... the strongest man who ever lived.... He killed a lion with his
bare hands and defeated a thousand soldiers ... but he's not a hero because of the strength
of his hands, he's a hero because of the faith in his heart! One of the most captivating
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stories in the Bible, SAMSON is filled with colorful characters, extraordinary feats of
strength, and amazing special effects that your whole family will love. When Samson
stands between two colossal columns in a godless temple and starts to push - it's an
immersive scene that literally brings the house down!
Cost: $121 adults; $76 ages 3-12. Cost includes transportation, family style lunch at
Good ‘n Plenty Restaurant, show, taxes and gratuity.
RINGLING BROS. and BARNUM & BAILEY CIRCUS XTREME
Mohegan Sun at Casey Plaza
Sunday, May 1
Prepare to be astonished and amazed by artists who redefine the word extreme in everything they do, magnifying traditional elements of the circus and combining these elements
with never-before-seen spectacles, original, fast-paced performances and incredibly
hilarious moments. It’s time for your family to be amazed by all the X-TRAORDINARY
things you know and love about America’s favorite live family entertainment experience. Be
astonished by UN-XPECTED circus spectacles you’ve never seen before and that can’t be
seen anywhere else but at The Greatest Show On Earth®. Get ready for an
X-HILARATING adventure with X-TRAORDINARY circus artists and magnificent X-OTIC
animals! It’s time to awaken the spirit of Children of all ages and stir the imagination of your
family!
Cost: $45 adults, $40 ages 3-12 includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach and
admission.
ATLANTIC CITY
Friday, May 13
Mt. Carmel, Kulpmont, Shamokin, Shamokin Dam, Danville, Bloomsburg
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favorites, too. Slot players can enjoy a range of some of the best slots that can be found in
Atlantic City, ranging from penny slots to high limit slots with $100 limits. Try your luck at
Resorts Casino. Slot play to be determined.
Cost: $42.00 per person includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach. Casino and
rebate subject to change without prior notice.
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NYC 9TH AVENUE INTERNATIONAL FOOD FESTIVAL
Sunday, May 15
Experience the delightful taste of various cuisines from different countries like Poland, Italy,
Spain, Greece, Asia and many others. There will be live stage entertainment of
International music and dance. The shopper in you will be tempted by over 200 individual
vendors selling handcrafted jewelry, unique clothing, music, and an array of arts and crafts.
Bring a big appetite, wear comfortable shoes, loose fitting clothes and bring a shopping bag
to purchase goodies for the ride home or to later enjoy!
STEEPED IN HISTORY
Saturday, May 21
Enjoy a one-hour excursion aboard the Steam Into History, a 1860s era replica steam train
traveling from New Freedom depot to Glen Rock and return on the Northern Central
Railroad route President Abraham Lincoln traveled on his way to deliver the famous
Gettysburg Address. The train ride features a narrative telling about the historic route
yesterday and today.
Enjoy a visit to The Victorian Parlor where you will rediscover the elegance of an authentic
Victorian tea in an historic home during a six-course tea meal. Start with fresh fruit salad
with topping, and then enjoy a fresh garden salad followed by a delightful dish of sweets
such as scones, tea breads, muffins or brownies with Devonshire cream. The fourth course
includes two kinds of sandwiches followed by a bowl of soup and finally a scrumptious
dessert such as peaches and cream cake, chocolate cake, strawberry pie, Hawaiian cake,
red velvet and other seasonal favorites. As a special touch group members will be able to
choose from an assortment of hats to wear during the tea to compliment their outfit, their
style or just the whimsy of the day.
Enjoy a tour of the Warehime-Myers Mansion. Built in the early 1900s by one of the men
who owned the Hanover Shoe Factory, this masterpiece of architecture is full of collectibles
including a wonderful array of tall case clocks, glassware, porcelain and much more.
Cost: $112.00 per person includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach, train excursion,
Victorian Tea Luncheon, Mansion tour, tax and gratuity.
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ATLANTIC CITY
Friday, May 27
Shamokin, Kulpmont, Atlas, Mt. Carmel, Ashland,
Frackville, St. Clair, Pottsville, Cressona
Cost: $42.00 per person includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach. Casino and rebate
subject to change without prior notice.
NEW YORK CITY
Saturday, May 28
We’ll arrive in NYC at 11am and depart at 8pm. There is so much to see and do in one of the
largest cities in the world. Shop on Fifth Avenue, stroll through Times Square, see a show on
Broadway, or tour a museum.
9/11 MEMORIAL MUSEUM
Saturday, June 4
Start the day off with lunch at Carmine’s—NYC’s Legendary Family-style Italian Restaurant!
After lunch, explore the 9/11 Memorial & Museum at your own pace.
The Historical Exhibition has three parts: the Day of 9/11, Before 9/11 and After 9/11. It tells
the story of what happened on 9/11, including the events at the World Trade Center and the
Pentagon and the story of Flight 93. The exhibition explores the background leading up to
the events and examines their aftermath and continuing implications.
Please note: The historical exhibition may not be appropriate for visitors younger than 10
years of age. Adults accompanying younger visitors should exercise discretion before
entering.
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The Memorial Exhibition, which is named In Memoriam, commemorates the lives of those
who perished on September 11, 2001 and February 26, 1993 and provides visitors with the
opportunity to learn about the men, women and children who died.
Other Museum exhibition spaces include artistic expressions created in response to 9/11,
large artifacts demonstrating the scale of the attacks, remnants from the original World Trade
Center construction, and recording booths in which visitors can add their personal reflections
to the Museum collection.
Museum maps, educational guides for children ages 8 to 11, and details about daily
programming are available at the Information Desk and at 911memorial.org. An auditorium
on the 2nd floor of the Museum pavilion features short films and live talks
The official 9/11 Museum Audio Guide, narrated by Robert De Niro , provides themed audio
tours featuring stories from the day of 9/11 and the recovery at Ground Zero. Handheld
rentals are available on site for an additional charge of $7. Apps are available for free
download on iOS and Androids platforms. Use of headsets required.**
Cost: $124 adults, $116 ages 7-17 includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach, lunch,
admission, tax and gratuity.
ATLANTIC CITY
Friday, June 10
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DETROIT TIGERS at NY YANKEES
Saturday, June 11 OR Sunday, June 12
(DATE TO BE DETERMINED)
Cost: TBD per person includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach
and game ticket. Reserve your seat now; we’ll contact you as soon as
plans are finalized.
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HONOR & HISTORY
Washington DC
June 17-18
Day 1, Friday, June 17
Enjoy free time on your own in our Nation’s Capital. This afternoon check into the Holiday
Inn Express BW Parkway. Dinner is included this evening.
Following dinner we’ll find our seats for the US Marine Band Parade. This one hour fifteen
minute performance of music and precision marching features “The Presidents Own” United
States Marine Band, “The Commandant’s Own” United States Marine Drum & Bugle Corps,
and the Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon. The ceremony starts at 8:45 p.m., beginning with a
concert by the United States Marine Band. The Evening Parade has become a universal
symbol of the professionalism, discipline, and Esprit de Corps of the United States Marines.
Day 2, Saturday, June 18
Breakfast included at the hotel. Today we’ll visit George Washington’s Mount Vernon. One
of the nation’s most beloved historic sites, Mount Vernon offers a glimpse into 18th-century
plantation life through beautiful gardens and grounds, intriguing museum exhibits, and
immersive programs honoring George Washington’s life and legacy. Our group admission
includes entrance to the Mansion and historic area, the Ford Orientation Center, the Donald
W. Reynolds Museum and Education Center and the Distillery & Gristmill.
Lunch is included today at the Mount Vernon Inn, menu selection required: Caesar Salad,
Grilled Chicken Sandwich or ½ Triple Decker Club Sandwich w/soup of the day.
This afternoon includes see Mount Vernon from a different perspective during this 45-minute
narrated sightseeing excursion on the Potomac River. Learn about the river's history and
discover how it contributed to Washington's business ventures. Be sure to look for the eagles
and osprey that live along the shores.
Cost:
$285 per person, 2 per room
$359 single occupancy
Cost includes: Transportation, 1 Night’s lodging with Luggage Handling, Breakfast Buffet, 1
lunch, 1 dinner, admissions, taxes and gratuities.
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NEW YORK CITY
Wednesday, June 22
We’ll arrive in NYC at 11am and depart at 8pm. There is so much to see
and do in one of the largest cities in the world. Shop on Fifth Avenue, stroll
through Times Square, see a show on Broadway, or tour a museum.
ATLANTIC CITY
Friday, June 24
BALTIMORE’S INNER HARBOR
Saturday, June 25
Spend the day strolling in the harbor area. Discover how sailors lived on board the last allsail warship built by the US Navy, USS Constellation! After exploring Inner Harbor, board a
Water Taxi or the Seaport Taxi and travel to other destinations in the Baltimore area. Or,
stay in the harbor area and visit the National Aquarium (they are always adding new exhibits),
Port Discovery, the ESPN Zone, Barnes and Noble, the World Trade Tower, or the Maryland
Science Center. With over 100 shops, 16 restaurants and 40 eateries, there is plenty to keep
everyone busy.
Cost: $45.00 adults, $40.00 age 12 & under includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach.
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PHILADELPHIA ZOO
Wednesday, July 6
Situated on 42 acres of beautiful gardens, the Philadelphia Zoo, America's first zoo, is home to nearly 1,300
animals, many rare and endangered. One of the best
laid-out and most animal-packed zoos in the country
is set among a charming 42-acre Victorian garden with
tree-lined walks, formal shrubbery, ornate iron cages
and animal sculptures.
In 2011, the Philadelphia Zoo launched the development of an unprecedented three-tiered overhead animal trail and exploration system called
Zoo360 — the first campus-wide animal travel system of its kind in the entire world. The first
elevated mesh passageway — Treetop Trail — opened for small arboreal species like lemurs
and monkeys. In 2012, the Great Ape Trail debuted the second phase of the still-evolving
system to give larger primates like orangutans and gibbons room to explore.
Now, Philadelphia’s big cats are getting a new overhead outdoor trail system at the Philadelphia Zoo, too. Big Cat Crossing extends for 330 feet from the popular Big Cat Falls area
11- to 17-feet above ground and right over the main visitor pathway. The galvanized steel
mesh and woven wire elevated trail enables visitors to view lions, tigers, jaguars and other
animals as they roam overhead throughout sections of the nation’s first zoo.
Cost: $60 adults, $55 ages 3-12 includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach and zoo
admission.
ATLANTIC CITY
Friday, July 8
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WHALE & DOLPHIN WATCH CRUISE
Sunday, July 10
Captain Jeff and his seasoned crew will take you into the Delaware Bay, and the Atlantic
Ocean. Unlike other areas, where the whales are far away, many of our sightings occur within
the Delaware Bay or within ten miles of land. This allows for an awesome offshore
experience for the family and something to do with the kids as well as seasoned adventurers
and seafarers. The excursion is fully narrated by your Captain who will point out local history
along with many types of marine life.
Cost: $114 adults, $109 ages 3-12 includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach, lunch at
Lucky Bones Backwater Grille, Cruise, tax and gratuity.
FINGER LAKES WINE FESTIVAL
Watkins Glen, New York
Saturday, July 16
The Finger Lakes Wine Festival offers the largest showcase of wines
produced in New York State with over 80 wineries paired with
regional artisans, live music, culinary classes and cooking
demonstrations. A variety of wine seminars will be presented by the
New York Wine & Grape Foundation. These seminars will teach
attendees about a variety of topics, including pairing wine with
cheese and chocolate, understanding the winemaking process, and
provide a sampling of wines from across our great state. Each
passenger receives a complimentary tasting glass as well as a
Tasters Guide.
Cost: $76.00 per person includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach and admission.
NEW YORK CITY GUIDED TOUR
Saturday, July 16
New York City is full of sights, sounds and tastes that create memorable experiences to last a
lifetime. Begin the day in the Big Apple with lunch at Bubba Gump Shrimp Company! Meal
selection required: Fried Shrimp, Shrimp Scampi Pasta, BBQ Burger, Baby Back Ribs,
Bourbon Street Mahi Mahi, Fried Chicken.
After lunch embark on a four-hour guided tour of New York City. Visit Chinatown, the U.N.,
Central Park, and St. Patrick’s Cathedral and so much more.
Cost: $92.00 adults, $87 ages 12 & under includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach,
guide service, lunch, tax and gratuity.
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BOSTON RED SOX at NY YANKEES
Saturday, July 16 OR Sunday, July 17 (DATE TO BE DETERMINED)
Cost: TBD per person includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach and game ticket.
Reserve your seat now; we’ll contact you as soon as plans are finalized.
NEW YORK METS at PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES
Citizens Bank Park
Sunday, July 17
Cost: $94 per person includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach and game ticket.
Seating located in Section 109, along the first base line and right field.
ATLANTIC CITY
Friday, July 22
NEW YORK CITY
Saturday, July 23
We’ll arrive in NYC at 11am and depart at 8pm. There
is so much to see and do in one of the largest cities in
the world. Shop on Fifth Avenue, stroll through Times
Square, see a show on Broadway, or tour a museum.
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PRESQUE ISLE & ERIE
July 23-24
Tour Pulakos Chocolates and see how candy was made when they used big copper kettles
and large marble tables. The candy assembly line resembles the old “I Love Lucy” show
when Lucy and Ethel worked the assembly line.
Enjoy a guided tour and cook out lunch at Presque Isle State Park - a 3,200-acre sandy
peninsula that arches into Lake Erie. As Pennsylvania's only "seashore," Presque Isle offers
visitors a beautiful coastline. A National Natural Landmark, Presque Isle is a favorite spot for
migrating birds.
The gateway to Presque Isle is the new Tom Ridge Environmental Center (TREC). An
educational center at heart, TREC is dedicated to teaching visitors about Presque Isle and
the many different forms of life that inhabit this unique peninsula. Enjoy interactive exhibits
and the 75-foot observation tower.
Enjoy dessert before dinner; making your own Sundae at Sally’s. Check in at Wingate by
Wyndham then depart for dinner at Hooch & Blotto’s.
The Erie Land Light, also known as the Old Presque Isle Light, is a lighthouse on the shore
of Lake Erie. The lighthouse is situated on the bluffs overlooking the lake in Lighthouse Park
east of downtown Erie. The lighthouse was originally constructed in 1818 becoming one of
the first to be built by the United States on the Great Lakes. Climb to the top of the Lighthouse for a spectacular view!
Mason Farms Farm Market - Bringing “Country to the City” has been the specialty for over
30 years! A Friendly Farm Market with a beautiful Garden Center, Farm Fresh Produce,
Delicious Bakery Treats, Yankee Candles, and Erie Souvenirs.
Watson Curtze Mansion - A Nationally Registered Historic Place, it is an elegant example of
19th-century Richardsonian Romanesque architecture. Visitors can tour the house, viewing
stained glass windows, friezes, woodwork, and other remnants of upper-class life in Erie
during the 1800's including a carriage house, third floor ballroom servants area, etc.
Enjoy lunch (included) at the Concourse of Union Station - built in 1927, a renovated train
station with lots of character.
Cost:
Cost includes: Transportation, 1 Night’s lodging with Luggage Handling, Breakfast Buffet, 2
lunches, 1 dinner, admissions, guide service, taxes and gratuities.
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“LAW & MURDER” MYSTERY DINNER THEATRE
Peddler’s Village
Thursday, August 4
In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two
separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate
crime, and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. Unfortunately, none of them could be here today. Instead, we will have to
make due with a group of detective and attorneys whose only training
for police work has been television and who have never actually solved
a crime. A string of murders has occurred, and they have yet to get any leads. We can only
hope they solve this crime before the whole town winds up six feet under. The Falsettos join
us for this Murder Mystery excitement at Peddler’s Village. Lunch includes a tossed salad,
your choice of Baked Cod Fillet or Baked Chicken Breast. rolls and butter, warm apple crisp
with coffee and tea. Afterwards enjoy some free time to stroll the streets of the village.
Cost: $82.00 per person includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach, meal, show, tax and
gratuity.
ATLANTIC CITY
Friday, August 12
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of some of the best slots that can be found in Atlantic City, ranging from penny slots to high
limit slots with $100 limits. Try your luck at Resorts Casino. Slot play to be determined.
REHOBOTH BEACH
Saturday, August 13
It’s right to the beach! We’ll drop you right at the
Boardwalk so you can hit the beach or spend the day
shopping. Combining historic charm and contemporary
excitement, Downtown Rehoboth Beach has it all in
one square mile! Over 200 boutique shops, galleries
and spas, over 100 gourmet restaurants, casual
eateries and spots for sweets and treats are here for
you to enjoy. Bring your sandals and flip flops!
Cost: $62.00 adults, $57 age 12 & under includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach.
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STATUE OF LIBERTY & ELLIS ISLAND
Liberty State Park, NJ
Sunday, August 14
Join us as we visit the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, two of America’s most treasured
places. Take the Ferry to Liberty Island and explore Lady Liberty and the grounds she stands
on. Come visit one of the most historic places in American history. Continue to Ellis Island
and research your genealogy records or stroll the Island taking in the stunning views of
Manhattan and the historic buildings of Ellis Island.
Cost: $67.00 adults, $60 age 12 & under includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach
and ferry ticket.
NEW YORK CITY
Saturday, August 20
HOUSTON ASTROS at PITTSBURGH PIRATES
2 GAMES FOR 2 TIMES THE FUN!
August 23-24
Day 1, Tuesday, August 23
Upon our afternoon arrival to the Pittsburgh area we’ll check into the Holiday Inn Express
Greentree. We’ll arrive at PNC Park about 5pm. This riverfront facility combines the best
features of yesterday's ballparks - rhythmic archways, steel trusswork and a natural grass
playing field - with the latest in fan and player amenities and comfort. Game time is 7:05pm.
Day 2, Wednesday, August 24
Sleep in this morning and enjoy breakfast at the hotel. We’ll depart at 11:00am for PNC Park.
Today’s game start time is 12:35pm. We’ll depart after the game for the return trip home.
Cost: $210 per person, 2 per room / $190 per person, 3 per room / $180 per person, 4 per
room / $330 single occupancy.
Cost includes: Transportation, 1 Night’s lodging with Luggage Handling, Hot Breakfast Bar,
2 Game Tickets, Taxes and Gratuity.
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ATLANTIC CITY
Friday, August 26
Voted "Luckiest Casino" Resorts Brings You The Latest Slots! Not to mention all of your favorites, too. Slot players can enjoy a range of some of the best slots that can be found in
Atlantic City, ranging from penny slots to high limit slots with $100 limits.
“THUNDER OVER THE BOARDWALK”
Atlantic City
Wednesday, August 17 (changed from 9/2)
Atlantic City is once again excited to welcome “Thunder Over the
Boardwalk”! Other performers and participants will be announced
later in the spring of 2016. Check out some of the most amazing
military and civilian aircraft in the world as pilots perform flyovers
and daring stunts over the Atlantic City beach and Boardwalk.
Cost: $45.00 per person includes transportation in a deluxe
motorcoach.
THE LONESTAR STATE—TEXAS!
Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio, Houston
September 7 - 17
Day 1, Wednesday, September 7
We’ll travel to Newport, KY to check into the Holiday Inn Express & Suites. Freshen up and
depart for Covington Landing to board BB Riverboats for a breathtaking dinner cruise along
the beautiful Ohio River aboard an historic riverboat.
Day 2, Thursday, September 8
Following breakfast we’re off to Memphis! We’ll check into the Heartbreak Hotel. Located
across the street from Graceland Mansion, this unique Elvis-themed hotel has rooms
accented with black and white framed Elvis photograph’s and light touches of The King.
Tonight, enjoy some down-home southern cooking at the Chrome Grille.
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Day 3, Friday, September 9
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel then we’ll depart for Dallas! After hotel check, enjoy a Tex-Mex
dinner.
Day 4, Saturday, September 10
Breakfast included then we’ll depart for Fort Worth making a brief stop at Cowboys Stadium
for a photo-op.
Despite its unassuming exterior, Kimbell Art Museum is perhaps one of Texas's finest art
museum. Housing many artworks ranging from ancient Egyptian to modern surrealism, this
museum collection is simply remarkable. Did you know Michelangelo's first known painting,
which is also his only work in America, is in this museum?
Lunch is included today at Fort Worth’s Historic Sundance Square - a dazzling, 35-block
development filled with boutiques, restaurants, night spots, and art galleries, making it one of
the finest entertainment and shopping districts in the Southwest. The red brick streets and
lush courtyards add to Sundance Square’s authentic aura.
After lunch we’ll take a guided city tour of the historic downtown, where the Old West comes
to life! Enjoy a guided walk of the Stockyards and learn about the historic attractions that
speak to a bygone era when the town was a stop for the legendary cattle drives on the
Chisholm Trail.
Experience the world’s only daily Cattle Drive, as a team of cowboys drives a herd of Texas
Longhorns down Exchange Avenue. Every detail of this cattle drive...from the saddles to the
chaps, from the hats to the boots....is authentic! Climb up on a real Texas Longhorn Steer
and have your photo taken or take your chances on a ride on the Mechanical Bull, just
waiting to buck you off!
Dinner is included this evening then we’re off to the Stockyards Championship Rodeo for
Bull Riding, Bareback Riding, Tie Down Roping, Team Roping, Barrel Racing & More!
Day 5, Sunday, September 11
Breakfast included at the hotel. Join your tour guide for an exciting Dallas Highlights tour.
Experience the JFK tragedy firsthand…your guide will take you through the historic events of
that day. This fascinating tour begins with a visit to the aesthetically simple, Kennedy
Memorial a thoughtful piece of art; the space is intended for reflection and remembrance.
Upon entering Dealey Plaza, you will learn about the events that transpired that fateful day.
Walk the infamous Grassy Knoll where bystanders heard gunshots…see the corner window,
used by Oswald as a snipers nest. Hear details of key evidence, eyewitness accounts and
numerous conspiracy theories.
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Trace Oswald's footsteps, after he fled the School Book Depository. Visit Oak Cliff, the Dallas
neighborhood of where Oswald's boarding home still stands. View the Texas Historical
Marker which marks the site where Officer Tippit was slain. See the famous Texas Theatre,
where Oswald was finally apprehended by the Dallas Police.
Follow the parade route of Kennedy's motorcade and see the Old Municipal Building where
Jack Rudy shot Lee Harvey Oswald and the Criminal Courts Building, where Ruby's trial was
held.
Tour the acclaimed Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, housed in the former Texas
School Book Depository, to see film clips, photographs, and memorabilia commemorating the
President’s life, death, and legacy. This exhibition chronicles the assassination and its aftermath, and recognizes Kennedy's lasting impact on American culture.
Lunch included at Trinity Groves - a 15-acre restaurant, retail, artist and entertainment
destination located at the base of the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge in West Dallas.
Next is a visit to the Perot Museum of Nature & Science - Experience 11 hands-on exhibit
halls, group programs, 3D films and retail shopping
An Italian dinner is included this evening.
Day 6, Monday, September 12
Today includes a visit to the Dallas Arboretum, including lunch. Every visit to the Dallas
area should include a visit to the exceptional 66-acre botanical gardens, which are always in
bloom and ever changing.
This afternoon tour the George W. Bush Presidential Center, located on a 24 acre site on
the SMU campus, inspires ideas, innovation and action for a freer and better world.
The museum will take visitors on an exciting tour behind the scenes of the critical decisions of
the Bush presidency. The museum’s permanent and temporary exhibits will serve as
important educational resources.
No visit to Dallas is complete without visiting the legendary Southfork Ranch! Tour the
famed Southfork Ranch and Ewing Mansion and re-live exciting moments from the series.
Relax on a guided tram tour of the ranch grounds from the Visitors Center en route to the
Ewing Mansion.
You'll hear a history of the ranch and see Texas Longhorns and American Quarter Horses. At
the Ewing Mansion, a tour guide will give a full guided tour of the Mansion, including
interesting tidbits about the years of filming and insight into the character of the Ewings.
As you depart the Mansion, feel free to stroll through the ranch grounds, and stop and visit
"Lincoln's and Longhorns," displaying Jock Ewing's original 1978 Lincoln Continental. Re-live
some of the memorable moments from "Dallas" in the "Dallas Legends" Exhibit".
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See the gun that shot J.R., Lucy's wedding dress, video clips from the series, interviews with
the stars, and other memorabilia that will make you feel right at home with the most infamous
Texans of them all, the Ewings!
Enjoy a Ewing Barbeque dinner right here at Southfork!
Day 7, Tuesday, September 13
Depart Dallas after breakfast and head south. A rest break is planned at Collin Creek Bakery
in Waco. Upon arrival in Austin, enjoy lunch, included. After lunch we’ll visit the LBJ Library
& Museum - one of thirteen Presidential Libraries administered by the National Archives and
Records Administration. It houses 45 million pages of historical documents which include the
papers from the entire public career of Lyndon Baines Johnson and those of his close
associates. President Johnson insisted that the Library that bears his name tell future
generations the story of this rich period of history "with the bark off."
Departing Austin we continue south to San Antonio! After check in at Drury Inn & Suites,
you’re on your own to explore and dine on the famous River Walk!
River Walk Dining - Colorful and iconic umbrellas shade riverside tables as diners savor a
splendid array of diverse River Walk cuisine. Classic Tex-Mex, tender barbecue, traditional
Italian and contemporary Southwestern fare are just a few of the choices you’ll find in the
cafés, restaurants and bistros.
Touring the River Walk - Tucked quietly below street level and only steps from the Alamo, it
provides a serene and pleasant way to navigate the city. Take your time seeing the sights on
foot. With 15 miles of sidewalks and paths, the River Walk provides access to museums, the
King William Historic District, 300-year-old Spanish missions, hotels, shops, restaurants and
a new adventure around every turn.
Day 8, Wednesday, September 14
More time to explore River Walk after breakfast. Be sure to visit The Alamo. For over 300
years, the Alamo has been a crossroads for Texas history. Located on Alamo Plaza in downtown San Antonio, the Alamo houses exhibits on the Texas Revolution and Texas History.
Visitors are welcome to stroll through the beautiful Alamo Gardens. Just a short distance from
the River Walk, the Alamo is a "must see" for all who come to San Antonio.
Departing San Antonio we’ll travel east towards Houston making a lunch stop en route, on
your own. Upon arrival to the Houston area we’ll visit the San Jacinto Battleground
Museum & Monument. Uncover the origins of the Lone Star State at the San Jacinto
Museum of History. Discover how a decisive 18-minute battle for independence empowered
a young nation and forever altered the course of world history. The story of America is
infused with the legacy of Texan valor.
Dinner included this evening and check into our 3 star Houston hotel for the night.
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Day 9, Thursday, September 15
Breakfast, then “blast off” for a visit to the Space Center Houston/Johnson Space Center.
Included is Space Center Houston’s most popular attraction - NASA Tram Tour. This is your
chance to go on site at NASA Johnson Space Center and get a behind-the-scenes look at
space exploration. Lunch is included at the Space Center.
Located on 1,600 acres, Johnson Space Center is the home of mission control where human
space missions and the operations of the International Space Station are monitored. It is also
where astronauts prepare and train for missions.
The tram tour also takes guests through Rocket Park, where an actual Saturn V rocket is
housed, along with other rockets that propelled humanity into space.
This afternoon we’ll depart for our journey homeward. Dinner on your own this evening then
we’ll check into the Drury Inn & Suites, Meridian, MS.
Day 10, Friday, September 16
Breakfast is included then we’ll depart to continue towards home. We’ll spend the night in
Bristol, VA at the Holiday Inn Bristol Conference Center. Dinner is on your own this evening
in the hotel lounge or restaurant.
Day 11, Saturday, September 17
Breakfast is included at the hotel then board the bus for the last leg home!
Cost:
Cost includes: Transportation, 10 night’s lodging with luggage handling, guide service, 10
breakfasts, 4 lunches, 8 dinners, attraction admissions, taxes and gratuities.
ATLANTIC CITY
Friday, September 9
Atlantic City, ranging from penny slots to high limit slots with $100 limits.
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NEW YORK CITY
Saturday, September 17
We’ll arrive in NYC at 11am and depart at 8pm so the day is yours to do as you please. Drop
off location is 51st Street & 7th Avenue. For those interested, today is the 87th Annual Feast
of San Gennaro. This is New York City’s longest-running, biggest and most revered religious
outdoor festival in the United States. Passengers are responsible for their own transportation
to and from the festival.
Individual Broadway Show tickets available.
ATLANTIC CITY
Friday, September 23
Voted "Luckiest Casino" Resorts Brings You The Latest Slots! Not to mention all of your favorites, too. Slot players can enjoy a range of some of the best slots that can be found in Atlantic City, ranging from penny slots to high limit slots with $100 limits. Try your luck at Resorts Casino. Slot play to be determined.
NOTRE DAME vs SYRACUSE
Met Life Stadium, The Meadowlands
Saturday, October 1
The Syracuse Orange will face the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in the New York College
Classic. The match-up marks Notre Dame’s only northeast appearance in 2016. Syracuse is
the 19th-winningest program in college football while Notre Dame is one of the most
legendary college football programs. Game time to be determined.
Cost: $134 per person includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach and game ticket.
Seating in Concourse level 300.
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HONORING HEROES
Saturday, October 1
Flight 93 National Memorial - “A common field one day. A field of honor forever”.
Visitor Center Complex - Located on the ridge above the Memorial Plaza at the crash site,
the Visitor Center Complex includes the Visitor Center including exhibits, Learning Center, a
parking area, Allée and Western Overlook trailheads, and the Flight Path Walkway and
Overlook. The Bookstore is located in the Visitor Center.
Memorial Plaza at crash site - The Memorial Plaza marks the edge of the crash site, which is
the final resting place of the passengers and crew. It consists of various elements including
the Wall of Names and is a self-guided experience. Interpretive panels provide an overview of
the story and a cell phone/mobile tour provides for more in-depth exploration.
Buffet lunch included at the Oakhurst Tea Room.
Quecreek Mine Rescue Site - We invite you to come visit the rescue site where you can walk
right up to the rescue shaft where the miners emerged from the dark, cold mine 240 feet
below after 77 hours of frigid darkness. You will be greeted by the 7 foot tall bronze statue of
a coal miner at the top of the walkway into the rescue site. Hear the story of the miracle from
people personally involved in the rescue. Touch the rescue capsule and try to imagine how it
would feel to squeeze into it with your strength nearly gone.
Cost: $77.00 per person includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach, Flight 93 Memorial,
buffet lunch, Quecreek Mine Rescue Site, taxes and gratuity.
OLD FASHIONED CHRISTMAS IN THE WOODS
October 8-9
This is your opportunity to shop for hand-crafted holiday gift items from some of the country's
best people in a setting that only Shaker Woods can deliver.
The woods will be transformed into a holiday wonderland with each booth beautifully
decorated in an old-fashioned holiday theme. Each craftsperson will be demonstrating their
unique skills and fashioning those precious gifts right before your eyes.
Craftspeople include woodworkers, floral designers, blacksmiths, potters, tole painters,
basket weavers and many others.
There will be plenty of delicious foods including some holiday favorites cooked in the oldfashioned way. Live entertainment will help make it an event for the entire family! Come and
have an old-fashioned good time!
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Day 1, Saturday, October 8
A breakfast stop is planned en route, on your own. We’ll arrive at the Grove City Premium
Outlets about 11:30am for a day of shopping. Late this afternoon we’ll depart for our hotel,
Fairfield Inn. After check in, we’re off to dinner. Walk next door to Outback Steakhouse or
ride the coach nearby for a nice selection of restaurants from which to choose: Carrabba’s,
Red Lobster, TGI Friday’s, Applebee’s and more!
Day 2, Sunday, October 9
After a hot breakfast, included at the hotel, depart for Christmas in the Woods to start your
holiday shopping! Enjoy all the festival has to offer until 4pm. Dinner stop en route home, on
your own.
COST:
$175 per Person, 2 per room
$240 Single Occupancy
Cost includes: Transportation, 1 nights lodging, Luggage Handling, 1 Breakfast, Admission,
Taxes and Gratuities.
NEW YORK CITY
Saturday, October 15
WASHINGTON, DC
Saturday, October 22
Spend the day in our Nation’s Capital. There’s lots of free time today to visit the monuments,
Lincoln’s Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Wall, and the WWII Memorial, or explore the museums
of the Smithsonian Institute.
Cost: $50.00 adults, $45 ages 3-12 includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach.
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NEW YORK CITY
Saturday, November 12
Broadway, or tour a museum
Contact us today for tickets to your favorite show.
MACY’S THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE
Thursday, November 24
Join us for the greatest parade of the year! For 90 years America's favorite holiday tradition
has kicked off the season of joy as the Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade returns to
march down the streets of New York City. More than 8,000 participants - including clowns,
balloon handlers and marching bands - will travel through the streets of Manhattan. Stars of
film, television, stage, sports and music will provide the nation with first-class performances
and the Radio City Rockettes will help kick off the festivities.
Cost: $48.00 per person provides transportation in a deluxe motorcoach.
SHOP TIL YOU DROP!
PARK CITY CENTER, TANGER OUTLETS, ROCKVALE QUARE OUTLETS
There’s no better way to start your Christmas shopping than today! You’ll have the opportunity to visit any or each shopping venue today. Upon arrival to the Lancaster area we’ll drop
first at Park City Center followed by Tanger Outlets, ending at Rockvale Square. Later in the
day the bus will be available to load packages and transport shoppers to the shopping venue
of your choice.
Cost: $36.00 adults, $31 age 12 & under includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach.
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CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR
Radio City Music Hall
Join us as we celebrate 88 years of dance, joy, style, memories and surprises! This year's
show features dazzling dance numbers, beloved favorites, breathtaking special effects and a
brand new showcase featuring the Rockettes' most extraordinary costumes through the
years. It's an exciting milestone year so get your tickets now for THE Christmas celebration
not to be missed!
Call today to reserve your seat; we’ll contact you as soon as plans are finalized.
“WINTER WONDERLAND”
American Music Theatre
Sunday, November 27
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Be dazzled and delighted as you experience
beautiful vocals, dynamic dancing, and impressive instrumentals of the critically AMT singers,
dancers and orchestra as they perform the very best of your spiritual and secular holiday
favorites. Witness a beautiful Christmas town and an enchanting trip to the North Pole.
Cost: $93.00 adults, $86.00 ages 12 & under provides transportation in a deluxe motorcoach, family style meal at Hershey Farm Restaurant, show, tax and gratuity.
CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR “SPECIAL EXPRESS”
Monday, November 28
Back again at your request! This is a “special express” trip for those who don’t want time on
their own in the City. We’ll take you right to Radio City Music Hall for the Christmas Spectacular. The bus will be waiting for you after the show and depart as soon as everyone is
boarded. A dinner stop will be made, on your own. Join us as we celebrate 86 years of
dance, joy, style, memories and surprises!
Cost: TBD per person includes transportation and show ticket. Call today to reserve your
seat; we’ll contact you as soon as plans are finalized.
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NEW YORK CITY
Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting
Wednesday, November 30
The Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree is a world-wide symbol of the holidays in New York
City. The tree, traditionally a Norway Spruce, is illuminated by 30,000 environmentally
friendly LED lights on five miles of wire, and crowned by a Swarovski crystal star. Tens of
thousands crowd the sidewalks for the event and hundreds of millions watch the tree lighting
ceremony on television., broadcast 7-9pm live across the globe.
CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR
Saturday, December 3
Join us as we celebrate 87 years of dance, joy, style, memories and surprises! This year's
show features dazzling dance numbers, beloved favorites, breathtaking special effects and a
brand new showcase featuring the Rockettes' most extraordinary costumes through the
years.
Cost: TBD per person includes transportation in a deluxe motorcoach and show ticket. Call
today to reserve your seat; we’ll contact you as soon as plans are finalized.
DICKENS OF A CHRISTMAS
Wellsboro
Are you looking for a getaway that will rekindle the old fashioned Christmas spirit? Plan to
join us in Wellsboro as we take a step back in time and celebrate the community's 33rd
annual "Dickens of a Christmas". Wellsboro's Main Street and the surrounding side streets
will become an early Victorian marketplace. Food and craft vendors, strolling musicians and
singers, dancers, and street-corner thespians will spread up and down Main Street.
Performers and vendors will be appropriately costumed and decorated to create a Victorian
atmosphere that fits so well with the Wellsboro Gas Lights.
Cost: $30.00 adults, $25 ages 12 & under provides transportation in a deluxe motorcoach.
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Wednesday, December 7
We’ll take you right to Radio City Music Hall for the Christmas Spectacular. The bus will be
waiting for you after the show and depart as soon as everyone is boarded. A dinner stop will
be made, on your own. Join us as we celebrate 86 years of dance, joy, style, memories and
surprises!
“HOLLY JOLLY CHRISTMAS”
Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
Thursday, December 8
Bring out the holiday spirit with this most enjoyable musical filled with dancing, holiday
favorites, and a visit from the big guy in red himself! We guarantee this show will make your
holiday holly-er, jolly-er, merrier, and brighter!
Cost: $84.00 per person includes transportation, meal, show, tax and gratuity.
NEW YORK CITY
There is so much to see and do in one of the largest cities in the world. Shop on Fifth
Avenue, stroll through Times Square, see a show on Broadway, or tour a museum. So much
to see and do that you will want to come back again.
Contact us today for tickets to your favorite show
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Sunday, December 11
We’ll take you right to Radio City Music Hall for the Christmas Spectacular. The bus will be
waiting for you after the show and depart as soon as everyone is boarded. A dinner stop will
be made, on your own. Join us as we celebrate 86 years of dance, joy, style, memories and
surprises!
NEW YORK CITY
Broadway, or tour a museum. So much to see and do that you will want to come back again.
NEW YORK CITY
Broadway, or tour a museum. So much to see and do that you will want to come back again.
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