CATAWESE COACH LINES, INC. PO Box 546 862 Trevorton Road

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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
another year of fun in 2015. 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
2015 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
March
1
5
25
Philadelphia Flower Show—”Lights, Camera, BLOOM”
Philadelphia Flower Show—”Lights, Camera, BLOOM”
Springtime in Washington DC
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8
8
April
10-11
11
18
23
National Cherry Blossom Parade, Washington DC
Boston Red Sox vs NY Yankees at Yankee Stadium
New York City – A Day on Your Own
“The Hallelujah Girls” at Rainbow Dinner Theatre
8
9
10
10
May
9
17
23
PA’s Wild Elk
9th Avenue International Food Festival, New York City
10
11
11
June
6
6
12
18
20
24-25
24
27
San Francisco Giants vs Phillies at Citizens Bank Park
9/11 Memorial & Museum
Atlantic City
“Joseph” at Sight & Sound
Detroit Tigers vs NY Yankees at Yankee Stadium
Baltimore Orioles vs Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park
New York City - A Day on Your Own
Washington DC
11
12
13
13
13
14
15
15
July
1
10
12
18
25
29
Philadelphia Zoo
Atlantic City
Cape May Whale & Dolphin Watch Cruise
New York City Guided Tour w/lunch at Bubba Gump’s
Baltimore’s Inner Harbor
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16
16
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DATE
TOUR
PAGE
August
6
8
9
14
22
22
29
“Deadly Housewives” Murder Mystery Peddler’s Vlg
Rehoboth Beach
Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island
Atlantic City
Cleveland Indians vs NY Yankees at Yankee Stadium
San Diego Padres vs Phillies, Citizens Bank Park
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17
18
18
18
18
19
September
2
13-18
19
26
Thunder Over the Boardwalk, Atlantic City
Pure Michigan! Grand Hotel, Mackinac Island, Mackinaw City
The Civil War Experience of Frederick, MD
19
19
22
22
October
1
3
10-11
17
21
“Church Basement Ladies” at Dutch Apple
Baltimore’s Inner Harbor
Old Fashioned Christmas in the Woods
“Above & Below the PA Grand Canyon”
22
23
23
24
24
November
7
21
25-26
28
28
30
Apple Festival at Peddler’s Village
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
King of Prussia Mall & Macy’s Center City
Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall
Christmas Spectacular at Radio City SPECIAL EXPRESS
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24
25
26
26
26
December
2
5
6
6
9
12
26
Dickens of a Christmas, Wellsboro
“A Christmas Story” at Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
“Christmas Spectacular” at Radio City SPECIAL EXPRESS
“Christmas Spectacular” @ Radio City Music Hall
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28
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“RIDE WITH THE TRIBE”
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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 certificates 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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January 21 * February 18 * March 18 * April 15 * May 20
June 17 * July 15 * August 19 * September 16
October 21 * November 18 * December 16
SERVICE AREAS
DEPARTURE POINT
Catawese Coach Terminal
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
DEPART
9:00am
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:
$30 slot play / $5 food voucher
(Rebates subject to change without prior notice)
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PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL FLOWER SHOW
“Lights, Camera, BLOOM”
Sunday, March 1
Thursday, March 5
Celebrate the magic of the movies at the 2015 Philadelphia Flower Show...it's "Lights,
Camera, BLOOM." The world's great floral and garden designers will recapture iconic
settings from the world's great cinema, including the amazing landscapes and
horticultural "supporting actors" of the movies. A red carpet entrance will lead guests
through an Art Deco movie palace topped with a fantasy marquee of dazzling flowers
and lights. The 2015 Flower Show will celebrate classic films and recent hits.
Cost: $70.00 per person includes transportation and flower show admission.
SPRINGTIME IN WASHINGTON, DC
Wednesday, March 25
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 12 & under includes transportation.
NATIONAL CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL PARADE
April 10-11
Day 1, Friday, April 10
Arrive in Washington DC. Drop off will be at the National Air & Space Museum—enjoy
the afternoon exploring a Smithsonian Museum.
Check in at the Holiday Inn Express to freshen up. Then depart for dinner at Tony &
Joe’s Seafood Place where the dining rooms offer sweeping views of the Potomac
River, the Kennedy Center and the beautiful Washington Harbor fountains.
Menu selection required: Broiled Canadian Salmon Filet, Chicken Marsala, Maryland
Style Crabcakes, New York Strip Steak, Broiled Mahi Mahi.
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Following dinner our guide joins us for an Illuminated Tour—this tour provides a unique
perspective to visitors as they witness DC by night. When the museums and other
attractions close for the evening view the memorials in all their splendor.
Hurry! Enhanced Parade Grandstand seating is limited!
Day 2, Saturday, April 11
Breakfast included at the hotel.
Check out and depart for your Enhanced Grandstand Seating for the Cherry Blossom
Parade. You see everything the “regular” seats see, with the addition of a small
performance by some of the entertainers. Giant colorful helium balloons, elaborate
floats, marching bands from across the country, and performers burst down
Constitution Avenue in a grand spectacle of music and showmanship seen only once
a year during the Festival. The steps of the National Archives serve as an exciting performance backdrop, and vibrant costumes and blossom-inspired décor create the look
of nation’s premier springtime parade. Spend the remainder of the day exploring the
sights on your own. Depart late afternoon for home, dinner stop en route, on your own.
While we cannot guarantee trees will be in full bloom we do have
reasonable expectations they will be when we visit.
COST:
$280 per Person, 2 per room
$340 Single Occupancy
Cost includes: Transportation, 1 nights lodging, Luggage Handling, 1 Breakfast, 1 Dinner,
Enhanced Parade Grandstand Seating, Guide Service, Taxes and Gratuities.
BOSTON RED SOX vs NEW YORK YANKEES
Yankee Stadium
Saturday, April 11
Cost: TBD per person includes transportation and ticket. Reserve your seat now; we’ll
contact you as soon as plans are finalized.
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NEW YORK CITY
Saturday, April 18
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.
“THE HALLELUAH GIRLS”
Rainbow Dinner Theatre
Thursday, April 23
Hilarity abounds when the feisty females of Eden Falls, Georgia, decide to shake up their
lives. The action in this rollicking Southern comedy takes place in SPA-DEE-DAH! A group
of gals short on cash but long on friendship turn a vacant church into a hysterical
health-and-beauty emporium.
Cost: $79.00 per person includes transportation, meal, show, tax and gratuity.
PA’S WILD ELK
Saturday, May 9
Lunch on your own at Denny's Beer Barrel Pub in Clearfield. This site was featured in the
Travel Channel's "Man Vs. Food" series and offers not only huge hamburgers to feed a
crowd but plenty of unique individual burgers and other offerings.
Next stop is the Grice Museum which offers a unique collection of over 70 antique and
classic cars from the early 1900s to today's specialty cars plus a large collection of African
game mounts. Highlights include a 1925 Ford Model T Truck and in the game section a
moose with evidence of its encounter with Canadian phone lines. The gift shop includes 75
model airplanes suspended from the ceiling.
Visit the Elk Country Visitors Center outside of Benezette offering a 4D
film introducing you to PA's elk, plus indoor displays and indoor/
outdoor elk viewing areas. Also visit outside viewing blinds to
experience the habitat in real life or stay inside and enjoy the center’s
remote-controlled cameras focused on the nearby fields where the elk
often graze at dawn and dusk. Enjoy a delicious dinner buffet at the
Elk center in Benezette. And for a special treat, a cowboy storyteller or
poet will join group for entertainment at the Elk Center.
Cost: $87.00 per person includes transportation, meal, admission, show, tax and gratuity.
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NYC 9TH AVENUE INTERNATIONAL FOOD FESTIVAL
Sunday, May 17
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!
NEW YORK CITY
Saturday, May 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.
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS at PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES
Citizens Bank Park
Saturday, June 6
Cost: $86 per person includes transportation and game ticket. Seating located in Section
109, right field.
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9/11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM
Saturday, June 6
Start the day off with lunch at the Hard Rock Café! Menu selection: 1. Hard Rock’s Popular
Cheeseburger or Bacon Cheeseburger (Prepared medium well), topped with cheddar
cheese, lettuce, tomato & onion and served with seasoned fries. 2. Honey Mustard Grilled
Chicken Sandwich topped with bacon, lettuce, tomato, & jack cheese and served with
seasoned fries. 3. Red Roasted Pasta topped with fresh herbs & Parmesan cheese and
served with garlic toast. 4. Barbeque Pulled Pork Sandwich topped with Hickory barbecue
sauce and served with seasoned fries. 5. Classic Chicken Caesar Salad - Romaine lettuce
& oven baked croutons tossed in Caesar dressing topped with Grilled Chicken & shaved
Parmesan cheese.
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.
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.
Foundation Hall is a room of massive scale, which houses both the last column and the slurry
wall.
Cost: $97 adults, $83 ages 7-17 includes transportation, lunch, admission, tax and gratuity.
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ATLANTIC CITY
Friday, June 12
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.
Cost: $40.00 per person includes transportation. Casino and rebate subject to change
without prior notice.
“JOSEPH”
Sight & Sound Theatre
Thursday, June 18
Of all the characters in the Bible, perhaps Joseph is the best parallel to the character of
Jesus. During a time of an "eye-for-an-eye and tooth-for-a-tooth" mentality, Joseph's
story of forgiveness and integrity has made this Bible story a timeless truth, inspiring
generations of men and women to walk upright in the midst of great temptation.
Using innovative dream sequences, lavish Egyptian staging, colorful characters, live
animals and memorable songs, this energy-packed show will leave you laughing, crying
and uplifted with the life-changing message of God's forgiveness.
Enjoy a traditional family-style meal at Hershey Farm Restaurant before the show.
Cost: $108 adults; $69 ages 3-12. Cost includes transportation, family style lunch at
Hershey Farm Restaurant, show, taxes and gratuity.
DETROIT TIGERS vs NEW YORK YANKEES
Yankee Stadium
Saturday, June 20
Cost: TBD per person includes transportation and game ticket.
Reserve your seat now; we’ll contact you as soon as plans are
finalized.
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BALTIMORE ORIOLES vs BOSTON RED SOX at Fenway Park
2 Games for 2 Times the Fun!
June 24-25
Day 1
Upon our afternoon arrival to the Boston area we’ll check into the Comfort Inn Woburn.
Room amenities include Microwave, Refrigerator, Iron & Ironing Board, Hair Dryer,
Coffee Maker, Clock Radio, 25" TV.
We’ll arrive at historic Fenway Park about 5pm. Game time is 7:10pm vs Baltimore
Orioles. Seating for this game is located in Infield Grandstand Section 22, behind home
plate.
The Big Concourse offers Fenway Park's widest selection of food and beverage,
pregame entertainment, the Rawlings' Making the Game booth, family style picnic tables
and more. You'll find concessions, live music, family entertainment, the NESN pregame
show, the official Red Sox Team Store, Autograph Alley, and more.
Autograph Alley hosts a former Boston Red Sox player, coach, or personality before
each home game to sign autographs free of charge.
Day 2, Thursday, July 25
Sleep in this morning and enjoy breakfast at the hotel. We’ll depart at 10:30am for
Fenway Park. Today’s game start time is 1:35pm. Seating for this game is located in
Right Field Grandstand Section 2. We’ll depart after the game for the return trip home.
Cost:
$316 per person, 2 per room
$396 single occupancy
Cost includes: Transportation, 1 Night’s lodging with Luggage Handling, Deluxe
Continental Breakfast, 2 Game Tickets, Taxes and Gratuity.
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NEW YORK CITY
Wednesday, June 24
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.
WASHINGTON, DC
Saturday, June 27
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 12 & under includes transportation.
PHILADELPHIA ZOO
Wednesday, July 1
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 Zoo launched an unprecedented three-tiered overhead animal trail and exploration system called Zoo360 — the first campus-wide animal travel system of its kind.
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.
The big cats are getting a new overhead outdoor trail system
too. Crossing extends 330 feet from the popular Big Cat Falls
area 11-to-17-feet above ground.. 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: $62 adults, $57 ages 3-12 includes transportation and
zoo admission.
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ATLANTIC CITY
Friday, July 10
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.
Cost: $40.00 per person includes transportation. Casino and rebate subject to change without prior notice.
“CETACEAN SPECTACULAR”
WHALE & DOLPHIN WATCH CRUISE
Cape May, NJ
Sunday, July 12
Begin with lunch at Lucky Bones Backwater Grille. Menu selection required: Original Recipe
Fish & Chips or Chicken Parmesan. This afternoon embark on a 3
hour Whale & Dolphin Watch Cruise on the Delaware Bay, fully
narrated history and nature cruise by experienced, licensed
Captains and Naturalists. You’ll see dolphins, lots of dolphins, near
the boat, surfing behind the boat along with humpback whales, fin
whales, sting rays and sand sharks, horseshoe crabs, shore birds,
pelagics and fish hawks.
Cost: $115.00 per person includes transportation, lunch, cruise and tax and gratuity.
NEW YORK CITY GUIDED TOUR
Saturday, July 18
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: Cheeseburger; Chicken Caesar Salad; Fish & Chips;
Fried Shrimp; Veggie Burger.
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: $87.00 adults, $82.00 ages 3-12 includes transportation, guide service and
gratuity.
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NEW YORK CITY
Saturday, July 25
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.
BALTIMORE’S INNER HARBOR
Wednesday, July 29
Spend the day strolling in the harbor area. After exploring Inner Harbor, board a Water Taxi
or the Seaport Taxi and travel to other destinations in the Baltimore area. Visit the National
Aquarium (they are always adding new exhibits), Port Discovery, 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: $46.00 adults, $41.00 age 12 & under includes transportation
“DEADLY HOUSEWIVES” MURDER MYSTERY
Peddler’s Village
Thursday, August 6
Clean the house, clean your car, clean your…gun?! That’s right! All is no longer perfect
on Hysteria Lane as the housewives - Summer, Chastity and Janet - discover their
neighbor has been murdered in her own basement! These housewives are in need of so
much help, they’re practically desperate! They’re going to need more than the police to
uncover this mystery - they’re going to need YOU! They may even discover an audience
member who looks just like Mary Ruth, and use her to contact their deceased friend from
beyond the grave! Never underestimate a housewife, she may be deadly!
Join us for this Murder Mystery excitement at Peddler’s Village. Lunch includes a tossed
salad, your choice of Chicken Marsala or Beef Burgandy in Hearth Bread, rolls and
butter, warm apple crisp with coffee and tea. Afterwards enjoy some free time to stroll
the streets of the village.
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REHOBOTH BEACH
Saturday, August 8
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: $60.00 adults, $55 age 12 & under includes transportation.
STATUE OF LIBERTY & ELLIS ISLAND
Sunday, August 9
No visit to the New York City area is complete without a trip the world’s most
famous landmarks – 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. Take the official Ellis Island Ferry 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: $69.00 adults, $60 ages 12 & under includes transportation and
ferry ticket.
ATLANTIC CITY
Friday, August 14
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.
Cost: $40.00 per person includes transportation. Casino and rebate subject to change
without prior notice.
CLEVELAND INDIANS at NEW YORK YANKEES
Yankee Stadium
Saturday, August 22
Cost: TBD per person includes transportation . Reserve your seat now; we’ll contact you
as soon as plans are finalized.
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NEW YORK CITY
We’ll arrive in NYC at 11am and depart at 8pm. There
Saturday, August 22 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.
SAN DIEGO PADRES at PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES
Citizens Bank Park
Saturday, August 29
Cost: $76 per person includes transportation and game ticket. Seating located in Section 209,
along the first base line and right field.
“THUNDER OVER THE BOARWALK”
Atlantic City
Wednesday, September 2
Atlantic City is once again excited to welcome the US Navy Blue
Angels back to the “Thunder Over the Boardwalk” for the first time
since 2006! We also expect to have the US Army Golden Knights
Parachute Team back for August. Other performers and
participants will be announced later in the spring of 2015. 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: $40.00 per person includes transportation and casino rebate to be determined.
PURE MICHIGAN!
Henry Ford Museum, Greenfield Village, Mackinaw City, Mackinac Island, Grand Hotel
September 13 - 18
Day 1, Sunday, September 13
Travel to Dearborn, MI for 1 night stay at the Best Western Greenfield Inn
Amenities: 100% Smoke-free, Full Size Indoor Pool, Hot Tub, Sauna & Pub
Dinner included this evening at the hotel.
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Day 2, Monday, September 14
Full American Breakfast included at the hotel.
Henry Ford Museum—America's Greatest History Attraction, is the place
where authentic American people, places and things captivate and inspire
visitors of all ages. 200 acres of invention, inspiration and innovation. 300
years of history. 26 million artifacts in an eye-opening and mind-blowing
collection started by Henry Ford himself. Lunch on your own today at the
museum.
Bronner’s Christmas Village—The World’s Largest Christmas Store is in Michigan’s
Little Bavaria, Frankenmuth. The sights, sounds, and spirit of CHRISTmas completely
surround you at this amazing store, which is the size of 1 ½ football fields. Bronner’s is
overflowing with 50,000 trims and gifts.
Check in at the Bavarian Inn Lodge—A true German Hotel in Frankenmuth in all of its
Olde World, European flavor.
Dinner included at the Bavarian Inn Restaurant—Enjoy a delightful evening of light entertainment and delicious cuisine. A variety of music will accompany your meal, highlighted
with the singing of the famous German “Schnitzelbank Song”.
After dinner be sure to visit The Bavarian Inn Glockenspiel Tower
which houses a magnificent 35-bell carillon, a beautiful figurine movement and an illuminated clock, all imported from Germany! At 9pm the
Bavarian Inn Glockenspiel plays several selections which are
immediately followed by figurine movement depicting the legend of the
Pied Piper of Hameln.
Day 3, Tuesday, September 15
Hot breakfast buffet included at the hotel.
Enjoy a guided Frankenmuth city tour before departing Frankenmuth. Lunch on your own
en route to Mackinaw City.
Check into the Clarion Hotel Beachfront, Mackinaw City
Amenities: Indoor heated pool, private beach
Enjoy a guided Mackinaw City & “Mighty Mac” Bridge Tour
Dinner included at ‘Neath the Birches—While dining, bird
watching becomes a very fascinating experience and wild
animals are often seen strolling across the lawn.
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Day 4, Wednesday, September 16
Hot breakfast included at the hotel. Then depart with our guide for the World’s Largest
Summer Hotel—Grand Hotel! Enjoy a by-gone era of old world hospitality and charm.
Return to the time of horse-drawn carriages rides, self-guided tour of the hotel and Grand
Luncheon Buffet. There’s nothing like the gentle clip clop of horses on Mackinac Island.
Carriage tours offer narrated island tours, starting downtown and stopping along the way
at points of interest.
Enjoy the Grand Luncheon Buffet at the Grand Hotel. Throughout the history of Grand
Hotel, dining has been one of the brightest highlights of the guest experience, and every
meal is truly special, thanks to exceptional food, service and ambiance. The legendary
Buffet is a distinct highlight of the Grand Hotel experience.
Fort Mackinac is a National Historic Landmark and the sentinel of the Straits of Mackinac
for 224 years. Guides are dressed in period costumes. You’ll witness cannon and rifle
firing demonstrations, explore the real history of Mackinac in 14 original buildings filled
with period settings, exhibits and videos. Enjoy a panoramic view of the harbor.
Downtown Mackinac Island—Historic Downtown Mackinac Island features fur trade era
homes and shops, as well as grand Victorian cottages. You will find a unique variety of
shops and restaurants on Mackinac Island. Art galleries and world-famous fudge shops
abound. Dinner included this evening at Nonna Lisa’s Italian Restaurant.
Day 5, Thursday, September 17
Hot breakfast included at the hotel.
Greenfield Village—Get a feel for American life in a different era . This village showcases
everyday activities of citizens living in the 18th and 19th centuries. You'll find
demonstrations of typesetting, blacksmithing, and glass blowing. Visit Thomas Edison's
Menlo Park workshop, as well as other historic homes relocated from across the country.
There's a working farm in the village and you can watch baseball games played with the
rules from the 1860s. Ride pass included for a train ride, Model-T, Horse Carriages and
more! Lunch included at Eagle Tavern.
Check in at the Best Western Greenfield. Dinner included this evening at the hotel.
Day 6, Friday, September 18
Full American Breakfast included at the hotel. Depart for home.
Cost:
Cost Includes: Transportation, 5 Night’s Lodging with luggage handling, 5 Breakfasts,
2 Lunches, 5 Dinners, Guide Service & Gratuity, Henry Ford Museum, Greenfield Village,
Bronner’s Christmas Village, Mackinac Island, Grand Hotel, Island Carriage Ride, Fort
Mackinac, Mackinaw City Tour, Frankenmuth City Tour, Taxes and Gratuities.
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NEW YORK CITY
Saturday, September 19
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.
THE CIVIL WAR EXPERIENCE
Frederick, MD
Saturday, September 26
Visitors to the Walkersville Southern Railroad Museum will be treated to an operating model
railroad (HO scale) known as the "Monocacy Valley Railroad. Then, all aboard the Walkersville Southern Railroad for an exciting ride! Union and Confederate re-enactors will be on the
train and in the bushes trackside. Caution! There will be the sound of gunfire with skirmishes
along the line and a mock battle at the park.
Enjoy a buffet lunch at Boston Market, included.
This afternoon includes the interactive experience that is the National Museum of Civil War
Medicine not only gives a snapshot of Civil War medicine, including dentistry, veterinary
medicine and medical evacuation, it allows visitors to put faces and names to those who
fought, were injured, the surgeons and caregivers who tended them. The experience is a
personal one, engaging visitors in the stories of soldiers, surgeons, hospital stewards, nurses
and those who volunteered, as they gain an understanding of the medical advances of the
time. For some, a bit of family history may be found as well.
Cost: $77 adults, $71 ages 3-12 includes transportation, Civil War Train Ride, buffet lunch at
Boston Market, National Museum of Civil War Medicine, taxes and gratuity.
“CHURCH BASEMENT LADIES: A MIGHTY FORTRESS”
Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
Thursday, October 1
The Church Basement Ladies are back in an all-new musical comedy! It’s 1960 and the
reformation is underway. Beverly’s getting her first high heels, Mrs. Engelson’s getting her
driver’s license, and through it all these ladies stand strong in their faith and friendships.
These are the church basement ladies that you have grown to love!
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BALTIMORE’S INNER HARBOR
Saturday, October 3
Spend the day strolling in the harbor area. After exploring Inner Harbor, board a Water Taxi
or the Seaport Taxi and travel to other destinations in the Baltimore area. Visit the National
Aquarium (they are always adding new exhibits), Port Discovery, 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: $46.00 adults, $41.00 age 12 & under includes transportation.
OLD FASHIONED CHRISTMAS IN THE WOODS
October 10-11
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 old-fashioned way. Live entertainment will help make it an event for the entire family!
Day 1, Saturday, October 10
Breakfast stop 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, the 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 11
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:
$235 Single Occupancy
Cost includes: Transportation, 1 nights lodging, Luggage Handling, 1 Breakfast, Admission,
Taxes and Gratuities.
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ABOVE & BELOW THE PA GRAND CANYON
Saturday, October 17
Enjoy panoramic views of the PA Grand Canyon from the Leonard Harrison State Park where
a visitor’s center welcomes groups to this natural wonder, 50 miles long and 1,000 feet deep
embracing 300,000 square acres of forestland. Also enjoy views from below during horsedrawn covered wagon rides into the canyon’s upper gorge and along Pine Creek, as well as
lunch at a historic Wellsboro restaurant and perhaps time for browsing in its quaint Victorian
downtown which still featured gas street-lights. Menu Selection required: Baked Ham with a
slice of scalloped pineapple OR Southern Chicken pie.
Cost: $103.00 adults, $98 ages 3-12 includes transportation, meal, show, tax and gratuity.
NEW YORK CITY
Wednesday, October 21
Broadway, or tour a museum.
APPLE FESTIVAL AT PEDDLER’S VILLAGE
Saturday, November 7
Scrumptious apple treats including country apple butter, apple cider, apple zeppoles, apple
fritters and everyone's favorite -- apples dipped in caramel! Take home a bushel fresh from
the orchard. Juried Artisans sell their wares and demonstrate their skills at the Street Road
Green Artisan Area. Live entertainment and apple pie-eating contests add to the festivities of
this traditional autumn celebration. Menu selection: Broiled Salmon or Chicken Pot Pie.
Cost: $69.00 person includes transportation, meal, tax and gratuity.
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NEW YORK CITY
Broadway, or tour a museum
Contact us today for tickets to your favorite show.
MACY’S THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE
November 25-26
Day 1, Wednesday, November 25
Back by popular demand! We’re off to the most fantastic city to be in during the holiday
season – New York City! Enjoy the day sightseeing or shopping on your own. You will be
dropped off and picked up at 51st Street and 7th Avenue. An event you may not want to miss
is the parade balloons being brought to life beginning at 3pm in the areas surrounding the
Museum of Natural History, beginning at 79th Street and Columbus Avenue. Later this
evening depart for our hotel, the Holiday Inn Express Carlstadt.
Day 2, Thursday, November 27
The biggest holiday parade kicks off the Christmas season. Check out beautiful floats, see
giant Balloons tower overhead and listen to new recording stars sing their favorite holiday
songs! Our return trip home includes a stop at Cracker Barrel (on your own) so you can still
enjoy a Thanksgiving dinner!
Cost:
Cost includes: Transportation, 1 Night’s lodging with Luggage Handling,
Continental Breakfast, tax and gratuity.
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KING OF PRUSSIA MALL & MACY’S CENTER CITY
Featuring the Wanamaker Organ & Dickens Christmas Village
The King of Prussia Mall boasts two buildings with 360 specialty
stores and 9 department stores. The Plaza and The Court hosts
over 35 great restaurants to choose for lunch or dinner. Included
again is, an optional trip to Macy’s Center City Philadelphia and the
Historic Wanamaker Building. With over 157,940 square feet of the
latest trends in fashion and home décor coupled with nearly 100
years of retailing history, it is a must-see destination for historians
and shopping enthusiasts alike. Complete your Macy’s visit with a
life-changing experience as you are awed by the famous Wanamaker Organ. Travel back in time, for over a century and a half, to
Victorian London at Dicken’s Christmas Village. You will walk past a highly elaborate series
of vignettes, each depicting a scene from A Christmas Carol. You'll get a feel for what it must
have been like at Christmastime in London, circa the 1840s.
Cost: $40.00 adults, $35 age 12 & under includes transportation.
CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR
Radio City Music Hall
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. 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.
CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR “SPECIAL EXPRESS”
Monday, November 30
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, or as close as we can get,
for the Christmas Spectacular. After the show we’ll depart as soon as everyone is boarded.
A dinner stop will be made, on your own. Join us as we celebrate 87 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, December 2
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, 7-9pm, broadcast live across the globe.
Contact us today for tickets to your favorite show
Cost: $48.00 per person provides transportation.
DICKENS OF A CHRISTMAS, Wellsboro
Saturday, December 5
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 32nd 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.
“A CHRISTMAS STORY”
Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
Sunday, December 6
A beloved holiday tradition, the show A Christmas Story comes to life on stage as a musical!
Who hasn’t loved to watch Ralphie’s annual hilarious escapade in a desperate quest to make
sure that his most perfect gift of all time ends up under his tree this Christmas. The coveted
Red Ryder BB gun! Whether your favorite part is Ralphie in a large pink bunny outfit, the
dogs eating the Christmas turkey, or getting your tongue stuck on a frozen pole, you’ll adore
this holiday treat!
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CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR “SPECIAL EXPRESS”
Sunday, December 6
We’ll take you right to Radio City Music Hall, as close as we can get, for the Christmas
Spectacular. We’ll depart as soon as everyone is boarded. A dinner stop will be made, on
your own. Join us as we celebrate 87 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.
CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR
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.
NEW YORK CITY
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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