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The Beatles; London & Liverpool AAA EXCLUSIVE! THE BEATLES; LONDON & LIVERPOOL 7 DAYS ■ SEPTEMBER 28, 2021 For all the Beatles Fans out there, this is a tour not to miss! We invite you to AAA EXCLUSIVE INCLUSIONS go back to the beginning with one of the greatest music groups of all time. ■ 6-night hotel accommodations This is an exclusive AAA adventure with special highlights including, the Apple ■ All transportation by exclusive air-conditioned studios in London and the Abbey Road Crossing. Follow in the Fab Four’s motorcoach footsteps in Liverpool, including The Beatles Story, The Cavern Club, Penny ■ Arrival and departure transfers from Heathrow Lane and Strawberry Field. There are many other immersive experiences airport for flights that fit into the time such as a cruise on the Thames River, the Tower of London and a stop in ■ London Sightseeing including Big Ben, Westminster Shakespeare’s birthplace, Stratford-Upon-Avon. Please call us today to reserve Abbey, Houses of Parliament, St, Paul's Cathedral, your spot on this incredible tour! Tower of London, Apple Records, Carnaby Street, Abbey Road Studios, Abbey Road Crossing, Crown Jewels $ ■ Cruise on the Thames River From 2,769 per person, land only, based on double occupancy ■ Stratford-Upon-Avon to visit Shakespeare’s birthplace and afternoon tea ■ Liverpool Sightseeing including The Cavern Club, Beatles Store, Penny Lane, and Strawberry Field ■ 11 Meals: 6 Breakfasts & 1 Afternoon Tea & 5 Dinners ■ Services of an Expert Local Guide ■ Services of AAA Tour Representative throughout the tour THE BEATLES; LONDON & LIVERPOOL ITINERARY Sept 28 Oct 1 Oct 4 Welcome to London. Upon arrival you can This afternoon at the Tower of London, you After breakfast, there will be a group transfer join one of three group transfers to your will hear the legend of the Tower and the to the airport in Manchester and revel in the hotel, where the rest of the day is free to ravens from your local specialist and discover marvelous historic memories of one of the relax or explore as you please. This evening, the story of the kings and queens who have greatest music groups of all time. gather with your AAA Tour Manager and died. You will also see the world-famous traveling companions for a Welcome Dinner Crown Jewels, still in use by the monarchy at a traditional English Pub. today. This evening enjoy dinner at a local restaurant. WHY AAA TRAVEL? Sept 29 Only when you book with us, you get: This morning, enjoy a sightseeing tour Oct 2 ■ Extra savings, perks & special experiences with a local specialist. See the Big Ben, After breakfast, travel to Liverpool. Relax ■ Tips & advice you’d never find on your own Westminster Abbey, the Houses of Parliament as you watch the English Countryside pass and Buckingham Palace. Then enjoy a cruise by. Stop in Stratford-Upon-Avon to visit Do more & worry less! Stretch your on the Thames, where you will see St. Paul’s Shakespeare’s birthplace and enjoy an vacation dollars further with AAA Travel. Cathedral, Tower of London and much more. Afternoon Tea along the way. This evening enjoy an included 4-course dinner at a local restaurant. Oct 3 Today explore Liverpool on the Magical Mystery Tour of Beatles sites including The Sept 30 Cavern Club – The Beatles Story at the Albert Today experience the Magical Mystery Tour of Dock and the “From Me to You” Beatles store. the Beatles’ London. See the Apple Records You will also see the group’s homes, schools, offices where the group played their famous birthplaces, Penny Lane, Strawberry Field and rooftop sessions, Paul McCartney’s offices, many other landmarks. End the day with a the studio where “ Hey Jude” was recorded, 3-coruse Farewell Dinner at the hotel. Carnaby Street – the heart of Swinging London, Abbey Road Studios, and the famous Abbey Road crossing. Tonight have dinner at the very first Hard Rock Café. Rates are per person, land only, based on double occupancy. The deposit is $350 per person and is non-refundable; travel insurance recommended. Rates, terms, conditions, hotels and itinerary are subject to change without notice. Rates do not include airfare, air taxes and some meals. Transfers are included to/from Heathrow airport on specified arrival times into London. AAA member benefits are valid for passengers who book through AAA travel only. Benefits listed may be substituted/eliminated based on passenger participation and have no cash value. Passports are required for US Citizens and must be valid 6 months beyond return date. Other restrictions may apply. The Auto Club Group is not responsible for any errors or omissions in the printing of this document..
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