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Mamma Mia at the Hershey Theater
June 21
Arrive in Hershey around 11:30 and have lunch at Fenicci's Italian Restaurant. Following lunch, we are off to the Hershey Theater for the 2:00 show. Mamma Mia is the ultimate feel-good show that has audiences coming back again and again to relive the thrill. This smash hit musical combines ABBA's greatest hits, including "Dancing Queen", "SOS", and "The Winner Takes All" with an enchanting tale of love, laughter
and friendship.
Kutztown Folk Festival
June 28
Enjoy the Pennsylvania Dutch Folk life with entertainment on 5 different stages (live music, fiddlers, folk singers, hoedown and country dancing), 200 folk artists, a quilt sale, food, games and much, much more! We will arrive in Kutztown approx. 10:30am and will depart at 5:00pm. The day is yours to enjoy any way you want.
Fireworks and Fountains at Longwood Gardens
July 19
Longwood Gardens is sure to delight anyone who loves exquisite flowers, majestic trees and opulent architecture. Here, amid 1050 acres with 20 indoor and 20 outdoor gardens, you'll find beauty at every turn. You will have the opportunity to explore the conservatory, outdoor gardens, many beautiful fountains and the Peirce-Dupont House. Longwood will be celebrating "Fireworks and Fountains" so in addition to the gardens you will enjoy fireworks like you've never seen before! For dinner today enjoy an all-American summer tradition complete with made to order burgers and a full menu of BBQ treats.
Crayola Factory and Canal Boat in Easton, PA
July 25
Explore the hands-on world of color at the Crayola Factory. There are numerous studios to discover new materials and techniques. Don't miss the special workshop programs, they offer everything from storytelling to artist-in-residence programs. Lunch is available here on your own. We depart for Hugh Moore Park for our 40-minute costumed, mule-drawn replica canal boat ride. Following our boat ride, we depart for Cabela's for free time to explore this awesome 250,000 square foot retail store and showroom. Here you can get dinner on your own at the cafeteria, check out the pond and showroom or shop. This mecca for sportsmen is being touted as Pennsylvania's future #1 tourist attraction.
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A Day with the STARS in New York (Movie Tour)
July 26
Our day will start in New York with a lunch at Ellen’s Stardust Diner ~ NYC’s authentic 50’s
retro diner and theater. The 1940’s and 1950’s theme diner is filled with nostalgic
memorabilia. The unique diner also features singing wait staff that performs daily while you dine.
After lunch, we will depart for a fascinating 3 ½ hour driving tour of New York TV and Movie
Sites. Visit the apartment building from Friends, catch a glimpse of the restaurant used in
Spiderman, go to location to the building where Grace from Will and Grace had her studio, see
the bar used in Coyote Ugly, stop at the diner used in Men in Black and Woody Allen’s
Manhattan, take a trip through time while visiting the sites of classic films and modern day
movies…and come ready to sing TV theme songs
Crabfeast at Phillips in Baltimore
July 27
We will arrive in Baltimore's Inner Harbor approx. 11:30 where a delicious crab feast awaits us. Phillips Seafood Feast includes: steamed crabs, Maryland fried chicken, corn on the cob, cole slaw, potato salad, watermelon and strawberry shortcake. Following your crab feast, enjoy free time in Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Take the water taxi to Fell's Point, visit the science center or the Baltimore Aquarium. We will depart for home at 6:00pm.
"In the Beginning" at Sight and Sound in Lancaster
August 7
Our first stop on this trip will be at Hershey Farms Restaurant for a family style lunch at 11:30. After lunch, we will depart for Sight and Sound Theater for the show "In the Beginning." This is a spectacular staging of the biblical account of creation. Be there as the Garden of Eden appears before you -the waters, vegetation and animals of the newly created world enveloping the millennium theater. Experience God's pleasure at his most awesome creation, Adam and Eve, and the complete beauty of their unbroken relationship with God.
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A Day with the Brave -(NY Fire Museum and Police Museum)
August 22
Spend the day learning about New York’s Finest. We start with a visit to the New York Fire
Museum. The tour, conducted by members of the FDNY’s Education Unit and retired NYC
fire fighters. The tour consists of an introduction to the Fire Museum, a guided visit to the
museum fire apparatus room, and an interactive fire safety and prevention presentation. You
will then have free time at South Street Seaport to grab something for lunch and do some
shopping. The afternoon will be spent at the New York Police Museum. Here you will learn
about the role of the NYPD and how it has changed over time to meet New York’s ever-
changing community needs. From the early days of New Amsterdam’s eight man policing team
to today’s largest police force in the US, you will discover how changes in transportation,
communication and immigration has affected community service. The museum features three
floors of interactive exhibits

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Ground Zero Museum Workshop and Ground Zero Site
Sept. 17
GROUND ZERO MUSEUM WORKSHOP, located in NYC's Meat-Packing District, is a must-see before visiting the former World Trade Center site. Labeled "Rare Photos" by the New York Times and "Incredible" by Fox News Channel, it is one of the highest rated
tours in NYC. (4.8 stars average out of 5 stars in customer reviews) The museum's daily 2-hour tours educate visitors about the incredible and often heart-wrenching images and stories that took place INSIDE Ground Zero during the 9-month "Recovery." Created by Gary Marlon Suson, the only Official Photographer at Ground Zero for the Uniformed Firefighters Association and an FDNY Honorary Battalion Chief, the museum also allows guests to pick up and hold WTC remnants for a more intimate experience. Tours include a special 12-minute film in surround sound only viewable at the museum, personal narration by a trained guide and the self-guided listening units that contain 100 stories behind the remnants and stunning images that are on display. View the "Frozen Clock" – Honor Guard images and the famous "Genesis 11: Tower of Babylon" Bible Page photo. You will also see actual tools that were used for digging and items worn by recovery workers. Books and posters are available for sale at the end of each tour. The museum was inspired by Mr. Suson's emotional, 2004 visit to the Anne Frank House in Holland, leading him to create a similar museum that would help people learn about what transpired in the months that followed the 9-11 attacks. Ground Zero Museum Workshop is the only museum of its kind in New York. When in town, Mr. Suson will sit in and personally conduct tours. |
Top of New York -(Tavern on the Green and Top of the Rock)
November 19
Our day will begin with lunch at Tavern on the Green in New York. Tavern on The Green is an experience like no other. After lunch, we will have free time in the city for shopping or time to catch an afternoon show. Late this afternoon, we will all meet for a tour of Top of the Rock. The Top of the Rock offers breathtaking 360 degree panoramic view of NYC from the newly renovated, 3 tiered observation deck, located on the 67th, 69th & 70th floors of Rockefeller Plaza. On the observation deck itself you will find the best skyline views Manhattan has to offer. By day you can see Central Park to the North, and the Statue of Liberty to the south. At night, be mesmerized by the lights of the city that never sleeps.
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Call for details and reservations.
1-800-692-7804
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