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2012 –201 3 | Hotels • Sight seeing • Transfers & More Ex plore A me rica & Bey on d Contact your travel agent for reservations. Boo k y our d ream v ac ation New York City 4 New England 5 Let Travel Bound® partner with your travel agent to give you Washington DC 6 the best possible vacation — tailored for you and your budget. Historic 7 Pennsylvania, We give you superior selection, prices, and availability. Maryland & Virginia Flexibility is our hallmark! Travel on the dates you want. Florida 8 10 Southeast & Texas Book destinations throughout the USA and Canada, including Midwest, 11 Mountain States the Hawaiian Islands. Whether you’re planning a complex & the Southwest itinerary or a brief stay in one city, make the most of it. 12 Las Vegas Book the perfect vacation with Travel Bound. 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One or more hotel nights before & prices. the cruise will safeguard your departure. New York City Iconic landmarks. Fabulous dining and nightlife. Glamour. Get sleepless in New York. Visit some of the world’s best museums. Shop 'til you drop. Browse the Manhattan skyline art galleries. See a hit Broadway show. See the real-life sites and neighborhoods W W. 94th St Jewish Manhattan 2 from movies and TV shows. Rise above it v Museum A v s A u Cooper Hewitt d b 2-Star Hotels n Museum v m all atop the Empire State building – or take E A u t Comfort Inn Manhattan (1) , Days Inn Hotel l Guggenheim s o m e C Museum a d W New York City (2) , Pennsylvania (3) k r r W. 86th St E. 86th St a helicopter tour. We offer all these ways e a t P s Metropolitan e m y 3-Star Hotels d A i a Museum of Art to experience New York, and more. s r w UPPER Best Western President Times Square (4) , Hayden v e d A v a i Planetarium EAST o Paramount (5) , Ramada Plaza New Yorker (6) , d R v r r A 3 B SIDE Roosevelt (7) American n o v r s v A i D Museum of A d k e r a Natural History h a d NY Historical t 4-Star Hotels i 5 M P s r Society Affinia Manhattan (8) , Dream (9) , e Whitney Museum v i R of American Art Grand Hyatt (10) , Helmsley Park Lane (11) , v A W. 72nd St E. 72nd St Hilton Manhattan East (12) , Mela (13) , m Central UPPER a d t r Park s Millennium Hilton (14) , Millennium UN Plaza (15), e The Frick WEST t e s Sofitel (16) , The Time (17) W Collection SIDE m k A r a W. 66th St P l 5-Star Hotels a E. 65th St Metropolitan r Lincoln t The Chatwal (18) , Mandarin Oriental (19) , Opera House n Center e C 21 Palace (20) , Pierre (21) , Plaza (22) v A d n E Columbus Central Park South See map at right for hotel locations. t s 19Circle 11 v e 22 A k W E. 57th St Shared Transfers • NY airports to Manhattan W. 57th St r a v v Carnegie Hall P A v A hotel; Manhattan hotel to NY airports A WEST Museum of d h 9 r t h 3 t SIDE 0 Modern Art v 8 Empire State Building Observatory • Rise above it 1 A Radio City h all atop this world-renowned landmark that soars W. 51 St t Music Hall 9 St. Patrick’s Cathedral v 4 more than a quarter-mile above the Manhattan A Rockefeller 20 h 17 t Center streets. This is a must-do experience! 1 1 THEATER v 5 A 7 Slice of Brooklyn Pizza Tour (New York’s Original DISTRICT h t Intrepid 16 5 Pizza Tour) • This unique tour takes you to Times 13 Chrysler Sea-Air-Space Square MIDTOWN Building 15 Brooklyn (by bus) to explore history, landmarks, Museum 18 10 W. 42nd St ) famous movie locations, and other points of inter - v 12 v B A v r A o h A est. Includes pizza and soft drinks (4.5 hrs). t a n v 6 d d o v ( v v r v s A w i A A 3 s A A Jacob Javits d h a All Loops Double Decker Tour & Statue of Liberty • a h t h a h h y c t t i t t Convention 0 MURRAY r 8 1 9 7 5 M With more than 50 stops on the tour route e Center 1 HILL 6 m through Manhattan and Brooklyn, you can see W. 34th St A E. 34th St e v Empire h every landmark. Hop off as you please to explore. A 3 t State Bldg. f h t o Includes a ferry ticket to visit the Statue of Liberty 1 1 Madison v and Ellis Island (both tickets valid 48 hours). Square 8 A Manhattan TV & Movie Tour • Lights, Camera, 14 Garden Manhattan Action! See the real-life locations from your favorite movies and TV shows (3 hrs). New York City Pass • Visit six top attractions for New York Area Airports one price and avoid most ticket lines! Valid at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Guggenheim JFK Airport Museum, Museum of Natural History, Circle Line 3-Star Hotels: Hilton Garden Inn Queens/JFK, Sightseeing Cruises and more (valid 9 days). Hampton Inn, Holiday Inn Express Unique Private Tours from Disc over New York • 4-Star: Doubletree In sider’s Access tours include: Learn from Broadway Show Performers; Chelsea Art; Garment Center LaGuardia Airport Shopping; Metropolitan Museum; Lincoln Center; 3-Star Hotels: Fairfield Inn, Holiday Inn Express Dinosaurs & Diamonds in the Sky (American 4-Star LaGuardia Hotel, Marriott Museum of Natural History). The Big Apple Helicopter Tour • See the city from Newark Airport the harbor to Central Park, including the USS 4-Star Hotels: Courtyard, Crowne Plaza Intrepid, Ellis island, Battery Park, and the Statue of Newark Airport, Marriott Liberty. A spectacular experience (15-min. flight). Hop-On/Hop-Off Harbor Cruise with 9/11 Memorial Pass • In addition to seeing the city’s Contact your travel agent to book. iconic landmarks, receive a reserved ticket to the newly opened National September 11th Memorial. Other hotel and sightseeing options are available in New York, as well as transfers via private vehicle. 4 New Boston 3-Star Hotels Courtyard Downtown (1) , Doubletree Downtown (2) , Doubletree Guest Suites (3) , England Holiday Inn Boston at Beacon Hill (4) , Hotel 140 (5) , Radisson (6) Historic sites. World-renowned 4-Star Hotels Ames (7) , Back Bay (8) , Colonnade (9) , Fairmont universities. Picturesque villages. 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