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Solo Travelers Club More SOLO FRIENDLY Cruises, Motorcoach Tours, and Land Tours The Yellowstone Experience, A Wildlife Safari Bahamas Cruise RCCL Mariner of the Seas Simply Italy with the Vineyard at Hershey June 10 - 17, 2019 August 30 - September 2, 2019 October 12 - 20, 2019 Wine Gardens & Castles Cape Cod and the Islands Irish Explorer June 19 - 20, 2019 September 15 - 20, 2019 October 12 - 21, 2019 Newport, RI Flower Show Great Smoky Mountains National Park Norwegian Escape- 5NT Bermuda Cruise June 21- 24, 2019 September 18 - 25, 2019 November 10 - 15, 2019 Summertime Trains Honoring Heros & Freedom Tour Iceland’s Magical Northern Lights Presented by WITF June 26 - 30, 2019 September 21, 2019 and AAA Travel California’s Great National Parks Stars & Stripes of the Big Apple November 6 - 12, 2019 July 17 - 24, 2019 October 5, 2019 Royal Caribbean Bahamas & Perfect Day Cruise - Montreal & Quebec 5 Night Bermuda Cruise RCCL Anthem of the Seas Anthem of the Seas July 22 - 26, 2019 October 5 - 10, 2019 December 1 - 8, 2019 Chesapeake Cravings Raven about Richmond Vermont Country Christmas SOLO TRAVELERS CLUB August 8, 2019 October 10 - 11, 2019 December 4 - 7, 2019 Castles of the Thousand Islands Tropical Costa Rica presented by WITF and AAA Grand Illumination- Williamsburg December 6-9, 2019 NEWSLETTER Aug 20 - 23, 2019 Travel October 12 - 20, 2019 April 2019 SOLO CONNECTION BOARD AAA.com/Solo 1-888-746-4566 Are you looking for a Ahoy Matey! Visit your local AAA Greetings from roommate? Do you want Upcoming Solo Meetings to be added to the list? Susan Sweigard CARLISLE May 2019 Contact Solo Susan 1911 W. Trindle Road 888-746-4566 243-1844 YOUR CLUB DIRECTOR Meetings are FREE to Solo Travelers Club Rewards [email protected] Program Members. GETTYSBURG 1275 York Road, #10 There will be a $20 meeting fee (payable at the door) for Spring is officially here! Goodbye winter. The anticipation of green grass, 334-1155 Basic (Non-Rewards) Program Members. colorful flowers and warm breezes has me refreshing my outlook while Stay in Touch HARRISBURG new life is popping up everywhere. It makes me want to get outdoors 2301 Paxton Church Road and do something (even if it’s yard work). How about you? What does the Lancaster Meetings • Newsletters ANNOUNCING OUR SUMMER 657-2244 Thursday, May 2 AAA.com/Solo • Facebook SOLO TRAVELERS CLUB EVENT spring season hold you for? Maybe it’s joining other Solo Travelers Club HERSHEY members on a Solo Exclusive or Solo Friendly trip! Heritage Hotel – 500 Centerville Road, Lancaster Join Us On 1142 Mae Street 533-3381 The Solo Travelers Club has been in existence 3 years now. Wow, time flies Facebook Register NOW!…Friday, July 12 when you’re having fun. May is our membership renewal month, so be Harrisburg/West Shore HUNTINGDON Travel with your fellow Solo Travelers Club members to on the lookout for your renewal letter detailing the 2019-2020 program. Tuesday, May 7 facebook.com/groups/ 608 Washington Street Whether you are a Basic member or Rewards member you will need to 814-643-1030 Red Lion Hotel Harrisburg/Hershey - 4751 Lindle Road, AAACPSoloTravelersClub/ explore and enjoy a delightful lunch onboard renew your membership for the coming year. Royal Caribbean’s cruise ship Adventure of the Seas! LANCASTER (Downtown) 101 West James Street Last month we were delighted listening to Jennifer from Brendan Vacations tell all about the excitement and charm of traveling through Ireland and Trip includes: 397-4444 Meetings begin at 6:00PM (doors open at 5:30PM), Scotland. Our May meetings will be sponsored by AAA partner, Cunard. followed by Dinner and Social Hour at 7:00PM. • Free parking in Harrisburg or Lancaster LANCASTER (Centerville) Come out and see what the British based cruise line offers while sailing the 804 Estelle Drive world on the renowned Queen Mary 2, Queen Victoria or Queen Elizabeth. • Transportation by motorcoach to Bayone, New Jersey 898-6900 Reservations are required 5 days in advance for all attendees. where the ship will be docked LEBANON Our next special club event will be the summer excursion July 12 to Cape • A guided tour of the ship 984 Isabel Drive Liberty, NJ to tour and have lunch onboard Royal Caribbean’s Adventure • Lunch in the main dining room 273-8533 of the Seas. You won’t want to miss this special day. Event details and a • All gratuities registration form are enclosed. Space is limited to 42 passengers. Don’t “Traveling solo does not always mean you’re alone. Most LEWISTOWN hesitate, reserve your seat now before it’s too late. often, you meet marvelous people along the way and 33 N. Brown Street 242-2221 I look forward to seeing you in May and in the meantime make some make connections that last a lifetime.” Cost: $75 for Basic Members, springtime memories. – Jacqueline Boone $70 for Rewards Members LITITZ 727 South Broad Street Space is limited to 42 members. 626-3040 WEST SHORE Don’t miss out on this “Adventure”. 4680 E. Trindle Road Traveling Solo, Together Registration forms & details will be available at the May meetings. 761-6811 Susan Registration forms and payment are due no later than June 17. 4 TRAVELING SOLO, TOGETHER TRAVELING SOLO, TOGETHER 1 SOLO FRIENDLY TRIPS BRENDAN DISCOVER VACATIONS These trips, while not exclusive to Solo Travelers Club Members, offer a great opportunity to travel with friendly folks at a great value. Solo Club Members benefit from the pre-negotiated discount Your Celtic story of the applicable single supplement fee, as well as the convenience and security of group travel. Solo Friendly Solo Friendly Ireland - Quest for the Throne Summertime at Mount Vernon July 20 - 29, 2019 August 3, 2019 ASK ABOUT EXCLUSIVE Contact your AAA Travel Consultant: After arrival in Ireland, you’ll journey to Trim Castle, the largest Anglo-Norman castle Spend a summer day exploring George Washington’s beloved Mount Vernon Estate in Ireland. A guided tour provides insight into the castle’s history, previous residents on the banks of the Potomac River. Begin the day at George Washington’s Distillery AAA MEMBER BENEFITS CALL 800-717-4222 OR VISIT AAA.COM/TRAVEL CST#2077132-20 and some more recent visitors, including Mel Gibson and the cast from “Braveheart”. and Gristmill. You will see the mighty gears turning and the stones grinding, where Walk among the coastal Giant’s Causeway’s colossal volcanic columns, formed Washington produced flour and cornmeal. While at Mount Vernon, experience an over 60 million years ago by cooling lava, before winding through one of Ireland’s introduction to George Washington through the film “We Fight to Be Free” at the popular scenic routes, the “Nine Glens of Antrim,” which offers an array of scenic Ford Orientation Center, followed by a self-guided tour through the Blacksmith, mountains, valleys and coastline. The tour ends in the metropolitan city of Dublin. Slave Quarters, Green house, Outbuildings and the beautifully decorative Upper Get the lay of the land with a local-guided tour. Then, a day at leisure delivers the Garden. Enjoy a lunch of classic American favorites in the colonial inspired setting SOLO EXCLUSIVE TRIPS opportunity for a variety of options. Choose to visit Trinity College to see the Book at the Mount Vernon Inn Restaurant. Following lunch make your way to the famed of Kells or the Guinness Storehouse where exhibits depict how this world-famous mansion for your guided tour. Before departing for home embark on a narrated stout was first created. Don’t miss this trip of a lifetime! sightseeing cruise on the Potomac River where you’ll experience Mount Vernon These trips are only available to Solo Travelers Club members! Meet like-minded travelers who from a different perspective. PRICE PER PERSON: Single $4,269 want to share the fun, peace of mind, and convenience of group travel. Double $3,509 PRICE PER PERSON: Single $169 Solo Exclusive Solo Exclusive Solo Friendly Solo Friendly Springtime in the Secret Valley Lavender, Wine & Belle Grove Horseshoe Curve Experience Canada & New England Member May 21, 2019 Plantation September 24, 2019 Appreciation Cruise June 12, 2019 - Carnival Sunrise September 29 - October 6, 2019 Arrive at the Colebrookdale Railroad and step into the time of the Great Gatsby aboard Enjoy a relaxing day starting at White Oak Lavender farm for a guided tour of the farm Upon arrival at the Railroaders Memorial Museum you will experience three full floors Enjoy four ports of call and seven nights aboard Carnival’s Sunrise departing from the meticulously restored, century old passenger cars. Marvel at the views as you get gardens with information on growing lavender, distilling and cleaning the flower buds of exhibits dedicated to revealing, interpreting, commemorating and celebrating the New York Cruise Port, NY. There is a lot to take in as you visit one of the most historic lost in the deep woods sheltering the Manatawny and Ironstone Creeks in the mythical along with time to pick some lavender and browse The Lavender Shop. Following lunch significant contributions of the Railroaders and their families to American life and cities in North America; Boston, MA. Head to Portland, ME where you can visit the secret valley. Following this wonderful train excursion, depart for a delightful luncheon enjoy a catered luncheon and wine tasting at Purple Wolf Vineyards. The last stop of the industry. Explore the museum and see films covering the history of the world-famous Portland Head Light lighthouse which has illuminated for over 200 years! Visit Trinity at the Schultheis Carriage House Restaurant where you will experience the warmth and day will be at the Belle Grove Plantation for a guided tour of the rich history, Jeffersonian train shops of Altoona during the heyday of stream.
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