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Funtastic Getaways Funtastic Getaways August 2021 – February 2022 The San Antonio Riverwalk The Embassy Suites on St Augustine Beach, FL Lone Star Christmas trip, Page ?? Jekyll Island & St Augustine Getaway, Page ?? Embassy Suites Beachfront Resort in St. Augustine, FL. Join us for a spring getaway to Jekyll Island Club Resort & St Augustine, FL. April 19 – 25. See page 31 for details Funtastic Getaways 15 Mill Pond Way East Falmouth, MA 02536 508-457-7461 or toll-free 1-866-518-6877 Website: www.fungetaways1.com Email: [email protected] 1 NEW Trips at a Glance Please note that due to the Covid-19 pandemic, itineraries & inclusions may be subject to change AUGUST TRIP PAGE Waterfire, Date TBA… .............................................................................................................................. 4 Cape Cod Canal Live Music Cruise, Sun, 8/8… ...................................................................................... 4 Boston Symphony Orchestra at Tanglewood featuring Yo Yo Ma, Sun, 8/8… ...................................... 4 Salem by Sea, Thu, 8/12 … ...................................................................................................................... 5 Block Island Lobster Bake, Mon, 8/16… .................................................................................................. 5 Lighthouses & Lobsters, Thu, 8/19… ....................................................................................................... 5 St Anthony Festival & Boston Harbor Islands, Sun, 8/29… ..................................................................... 5 Bar Harbor, Mon, 8/30 – Wed, 9/1… ........................................................................................................ 6 SEPTEMBER Essex Rail & Sail, Fri, 9/10… .................................................................................................................... 6 Encore Casino, Wed, 9/15 … ................................................................................................................... 7 Remember the 50s American Bandstand Tribute, Wed, 9/15 … ............................................................ 7 Newport Playhouse “Murder at the Howard Johnson”, Thu, 9/16 … ...................................................... 7 Bronx Zoo, Sat, 9/18 … ............................................................................................................................. 7 Colors of Vermont & Basin Harbor Resort, Mon, 9/20 – Wed, 9/22 … ................................................... 8 Van Gogh the Immersive Experience, Tue, 9/21 … ................................................................................ 9 9/11 Memorial & Museum, Sat, 9/25 ….................................................................................................... 9 Amish Country Roads, Tue, 9/28 – Fri, 10/1… ........................................................................................ 9 OCTOBER Castle in the Clouds, Mon, 10/4… .......................................................................................................... 10 Autumn Country Treasures, Thu, 10/7… ............................................................................................... 11 “Pretty Woman”, Sun, 10/10… ................................................................................................................ 11 Winnipesauke Scenic Railway, Mon, 10/11… ........................................................................................ 11 Finger Lakes Wine Country Fall Getaway, Tue, 10/12 – Fri, 10/15…................................................... 12 Clark Art Institute & Red Lion Inn, Wed, 10/13… ................................................................................... 13 Fall Colors of Massachusetts, Thu, 10/14… .......................................................................................... 13 Shen Yun, Sat, 10/16 … ......................................................................................................................... 13 Smoky Mountains Appalachian Adventure, Sat, 10/16 – Sun, 10/24… ................................................ 13 “Million Dollar Quartet”, Sat, 10/30 – SOLD OUT, waitlist only… .......................................................... 15 NOVEMBER Newport Playhouse: “Social Security,” Wed, 11/3 …............................................................................. 15 New England Christmas Craft Fair at Mohegan Sun, Sat, 11/6 … ....................................................... 16 “Hadestown”, Sun, 11/7… ....................................................................................................................... 16 A Taste of Rhode Island, Fri, 11/12… .................................................................................................... 16 Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island, Sat, 11/13 … ........................................................................................ 17 Christmas at New Hampshire’s Grand Resorts, Wed, 11/17 – Fri, 11/19 … ........................................ 17 “Fabric of a Nation: American Quilt Stories” at Museum of Fine Arts, Thu, 11/18… ............................ 18 A Lone Star Christmas featuring the San Antonio Riverwalk, Sat, 11/27 – Sun, 12/5…...................... 18 DECEMBER Boston Ballet’s “The Nutcracker,” Date TBA … ..................................................................................... 20 Christmas with the Boston Pops, Date TBA … ...................................................................................... 20 Reagle Players “It’s Christmas Time”, Date TBA … .............................................................................. 21 Freeport Sparkle Holiday Outlet Shopping, Sat, 12/4… ........................................................................ 21 White Mountain Resort Christmas, Mon, 12/6 - Wed, 12/8…................................................................ 21 Coastal Maine Christmas, Wed, 12/8 - Fri, 12/10 … ............................................................................. 22 “Hamilton”, Wed, 12/8 – SOLD OUT, waitlist only….............................................................................. 22 New York City Christmas with Radio City Christmas Spectacular, Sun, 12/12 – Mon, 12/13… .......... 22 Christmas in the Big Apple DAYTRIP with optional Radio City Christmas Show, Mon, 12/13 … ........ 23 New England Country Christmas, Mon, 12/13 … ................................................................................. 23 Newport Playhouse, “A Christmas for Carol” Tue, 12/14 … .................................................................. 23 Newport Vanderbilt Christmas, Wed, 12/15 …. ..................................................................................... 24 “Cirque Dreams Holidaze”, Sat, 12/18 … ............................................................................................... 24 2 JANUARY Imagine Van Gogh, Tue, 1/11… ............................................................................................................. 24 “Jesus Christ Superstar,” Sat, 1/29… ..................................................................................................... 25 FEBRUARY Ice Castles & Mountain Views Winter Getaway, Tue, 2/8 – Thu, 2/10… ............................................. 25 Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts & Isabella Stewart Gardener, Thu, 2/10… ........................................... 26 “Officer & Gentleman” Sat, 2/19 … ......................................................................................................... 26 Peabody Essex Museum Salem Witch Trials, Tue, 2/22… ................................................................... 26 “Summer: The Donna Summer Musical”, Sat, 2/26… ........................................................................... 27 Boston Landmarks, Mon, 2/28… ............................................................................................................ 27 UPCOMING TRIPS Music Roads with Gaylord Opryland Resort & Elvis Tribute Show, Tue, 3/1 – Thu, 3/10 … ............... 27 “Oklahoma!” Saturday 3/26…................................................................................................................. 30 To Kill a Mockingbird, Boston, Sunday 4/10… ....................................................................................... 31 “Ain’t Too Proud” Saturday, 4/16 … ....................................................................................................... 31 Jekyll Island & St Augustine Florida Winter Getaway! Tue, 4/19 – Mon, 4/25 … ................................. 31 “My Fair Lady”, Saturday 5/14 … ............................................................................................................ 33 “Wicked”, Thursday, 6/9 … ..................................................................................................................... 33 Canadian Rockies with the Rocky Mountaineer, Sat, 7/9 – Sun, 7/17… .............................................. 33 More trips to come - Sign up on our website for our e-Newsletter to stay up to date! Signing up for a trip is easy - simply call us at 508-457-7461 or toll-free 1-866-518-6877 FUNTASTIC GETAWAYS POLICIES Space will be held on a tentative basis for you when reserving a trip. We reserve the right to cancel your reservation if payment is not received in a timely manner. Deposits & Cancellations: Since we are obligated to make financial commitments to my suppliers prior to a tour's
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