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Services De Voyages Éducatifs Final program Royal West Academy New York – February 6th to 9th, 2018 Transportation: Autobus Fleur de Lys (800) 265-0188 No. Conf. : 52270 Hotel: The Manhattan at Times Square Hotel, 790 7th Ave. New York, NY (212) 581-3300 Hotel for bus drivers in New Jersey: La Quinta Inn & Suites, 265 Route 3 East, Clifton, NJ (973) 778-6500 DAY1 Tuesday, February 6th, 2018 06h45 Meet your bus transportation at Royal West Academy, 189 Easton Avenue, Montreal 07h00 Depart for New York City *590km, around 6h00 + US custom + stop Stop for lunch (not included) 15h00 Approximate arrival at your hotel in Manhattan - *End of bus services Unload the bus and check-in / Meet your local tour escorts (4) Discover Central Park and 5th Avenue; Apple Store, Gucci, Versace, St-Patrick Cathedrale, Trump Tower, Niketown, H&M, Abercrombie & Finch… Dinner on your own (not included) 19h30 Basketball game at Madison Square Garden No. Conf.: 22281311 Milwaukee Bucks vs New York Knicks (included, 58 students + 4 teachers) 21h00 Visit Top of the Rock (included, 116 students +9 teachers+3 guides) No. Conf.: 40658517832114 Return to your hotel Night in Manhattan *Security service from 11pm to 4am (included) DAY 2 Wednesday, February 7th, 2018 07h00 Breakfast buffet at Mama Sbarro’s at Times Square, 1606 Broadway (included) 09h00 Meet your bus and your local guides in the hotel lobby City tour of New York City (included, 1 guide per bus), suggestions: Upper West Side, Central Park. St-John-the-Divine Cathedrale, Harlem, East Side, Flatiron Building, Wall Street, St-Paul Chapel, Trinity Church, 9/11 Memorial… 12h00 End of the tour and lunch on your own (not included) 13h00 Visit the 9/11 Museum (included) No. Conf.: 3303475 Transfer to Chinatown and time to shop on Canal Street, Little Italy and Soho Dinner on your own (not included) - *End of bus services 19h00 Broadway – Wicked (included, 100 students + 8 teachers) No. Conf.: 721900 st Gershwin Theatre, 222 West 51 Street, New York 20h00 Broadway – Avenue Q (included, 31 students + 2 teachers) No. Conf.: 724041 New World Stages- Stage 3, 340 West 50th Street, New York 20h00 Off-Broadway – Stomp (included, 17 students + 2 teachers) No. Conf.: 724039 nd Orpheum Theatre, 126 2 Avenue, New York 20h00 Hockey game at Madison Square Garden No. Conf.: 22281311 Boston Bruins vs New York Rangers (included, 26 students + 1 teacher + 2 tickets extras) Return to your hotel Night in Manhattan *Security service from 11pm to 4am (included) Final program Royal West Academy New York – February 6th to 9th, 2018 DAY 3 Thursday, February 8th, 2018 *Buses availables upon request 07h00 Breakfast buffet at Mama Sbarro’s at Times Square, 1606 Broadway (included) AM UNITED NATION’S GROUP (39+4) *Please arrive 1 hour prior the the tour Guided tour of the United Nation (included) No. Conf.: 40217952 09h30 Group 1 and 2 09h45 Group 3 Lunch on your own (not included) PM Time to shop in the Fashion District; Macy’s, Manhattan Mall, Conway, Gap, H&M… MOMA’S GROUP (84+6) AM Time to shop in the Fashion District; Macy’s, Manhattan Mall, Conway, Gap, H&M… Lunch on your own (not included) PM Visit the MoMA (included) 12h00 Group 1 (42+3) No. Conf.: 65996210 12h30 Group 2 (42+3) No. Conf.: 92461218 AMNH GROUP (51+3) 10h00 Visit the American Museum of Natural History (included) No. Conf.: 4763611 Lunch on your own (not included) PM Time to shop in the Fashion District; Macy’s, Manhattan Mall, Conway, Gap, H&M… 15h00 Visit Madame Tussauds Wax Museum (included) No. Conf.: 3601339 Dinner on your own (not included) 19h00 Broadway – Kinky Boots (included, 118 students + 8 teachers) No. Conf.: 721906 st Al Hirschfeld Theatre, 302 West 45 Street, New York 19h00 Broadway – Jersey Boys (included, 56 students + 5 teachers) No. Conf.: 724113 th New World Stages- Stage 1, 340 West 50 Street, New York Return to your hotel Night in Manhattan *Security service from 11pm to 4am (included) DAY 4 Friday, February 9th, 2018 07h00 Breakfast buffet at Mama Sbarro’s at Times Square, 1606 Broadway (included) 09h00 Check-out, meet your drivers and load the bus Free time on your own 09h00 Visit Top of the Rock (included, 58 students + 4 teachers + 1 guide) No. Conf.: 47536917831945 Lunch on your own (not included) 13h00 Meet your bus and transfer to Montreal *590km, around 6h00 + stops + canadian custom Stop for dinner (not included) 21h00 Approximate arrival time at Royal West Academy Bon voyage! .
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